Листовка для Inland Products 10630

1. Make sure the machine is unplugged. If you were set

up as a grinder or flat lap, remove all diamond tools,
work surfaces, and reservoirs.  You should have only
the open machine base and yellow motor unit.

2. Mount the saw blade on the blade arbor with the

blade teeth positioned to saw downward. (If you are
using a diamond blade, this is not applicable.)
Secure  the blade using the blade arbor nut with
the unthreaded side toward the blade and tighten
using the provided wrench. The threads are reverse
threads so the nut tightens by turning it to the left
(counterclockwise).

3. Slide the arbor with mounted blade onto the motor

shaft. Position the blade and arbor so the blade will
rest approximately in the center of the saw blade
well. Don’t tighten yet, exact positioning will be
done in the next step.

4. Set the motor unit (with blade mounted loosely) into

the machine base. Press down on the motor unit
slowly, yet firmly until you feel it seat in the base. It
will locate snugly. Slide the arbor to the center of
the saw blade well. Tighten the blade arbor set
screw to the flat portion of the motor shaft using the
5/64" allen wrench provided.

5. Lower the work surface straight down onto the

base making sure the U-shaped extensions in the
top slide inside the blade well. Make sure the spring
loaded latches on each side snap into place. You
should be able to lift the entire machine by the work
surface without it disengaging. Verify that the motor
unit is unplugged. Turn the blade by hand to make
sure it does not rub against the sides of the metal
work surface. If necessary, reposition the blade
arbor so that the blade will spin freely.

6. Set the blade guard in position in the slot provided

on the work surface, behind the blade. Check the
blade to make sure there is no interference be-
tween the blade, guard, and the work surface by
plugging in the saw and turning the switch on and
off quickly. The saw should run smoothly and
quietly. If the blade makes contact with anything
repeat Steps 4-6 until it turns properly.

1. Turn on the saw
2. Place your material flat on the table. Slowly feed it into the blade. Allow the

blade to do the cutting. Too much pressure will slow the cutting process.

3. If you feel the blade binding, make sure you are feeding material slowly and

straight into the blade. Using the protractor or optional rip fence (Inland no.
69801661) to help guide material may help alleviate this.

3.

cut anything thicker than the blade height above the work surface.

1. One of the most versatile features of your saw is it

can operate wet using diamond blades.

2. If you have been dry sawing you will need to

remove any sawing debris from the surface and
sawing well. Install a 6 ½" Trim Saw diamond blade
following the instructions in 'Setting-Up the
SwapTop Table Saw'.

3. Set up the Water Drip AddOn™ Kit per its instructions and connect the

coolant feed hose to the top of the blade guard. Make sure the coolant flow
adjustment valve is closed then fill the reservoir with coolant.

4. Connect the plastic drain hose to the overflow outlet on the bottom rear of

the saw base. Place the end in an appropriate receptacle.

5. Open the valve on the coolant reservoir to start the coolant flowing onto the

blade. The coolant keeps the working area of the blade clear of debris with a
small puddle of coolant showing while sawing. There should not be water
flooding the saw table. If a paste forms around the cutting area, increase the
coolant flow; sawing dry will severely affect the life and performance of
diamond blades.

6. Practice with a scrap piece of material and start slowly to get a feel for

cutting with a diamond blade. You will soon develop a feel for the speed that
does not slow the motor while giving you a good sawing rate.

• Always unplug the unit when cleaning.
• We recommend after wet use to drain any remaining coolant: The debris

from many materials has a tendency to harden. Rinse and dry the reservoir
and removable work surface.

• After dry use empty or vacuum the reservoir of debris and then wipe down

and dry the reservoir and removable work surface.

• Never allow the yellow motor unit to get wet or immerse it in water. Use a

vacuum to remove any debris from the bottom air vents on the unit.

• Always secure blades to the flat side of the motor shaft. You can use a thin

coating of Inland MotorShaft Lubricant™ (Inland no. 50028) or petroleum
jelly to help keep the arbor from seizing on the shaft.

• Check the power cord periodically for cuts or damage.
• Check all coolant lines and tubes to see that they are not clogged.