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Ironleg: /* Specifications and Detailed Instructions */

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Specifications and Detailed Instructions

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	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =

Ironleg: /* Maintenance History */

2021-11-14T15:49:43Z

Maintenance History

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	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =

Ironleg: /* Maintenance History */

2021-11-14T15:49:28Z

Maintenance History

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	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =
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	11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />		11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />
	(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)~~<br />~~		(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)
	1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />		1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />
	2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />		2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />

Ironleg at 15:47, 14 November 2021

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	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =
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	= Maintenance History =		= Maintenance History =

	~~11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />~~
	~~(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)<br />~~
	1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />		1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />
	2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />		2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />

Ironleg at 15:46, 14 November 2021

2021-11-14T15:46:20Z

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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.~~<br />~~		1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.
	2: Set blade height as needed.~~<br />~~		2: Set blade height as needed.
	3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.~~<br />~~		3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.
	4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.~~<br />~~		4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.
	5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.~~<br />~~		5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.
	6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.~~<br />~~		6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.
	7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.~~<br />~~		7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =
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	= Maintenance History =		= Maintenance History =
			1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.
			2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.
			3: Pulled the motor, belt, dust guards, dust tube, and basically anything that can be unbolted from the insides of the saw apart, vacuumed and wiped out any wood flour we could reach, lubed anything that could be with graphite spray.
			4: Replaced the spring pins on both shafts.
			5: Modified the repaired handwheel to allow it to properly lock (ground the notch in it deeper).
			6: Built a new dust collection automated power-on box. Wired it up to the saw and mounted it under the cabinet. it's a contactor relay that turns on power to the dust collector when the saw is on.
			7: Cleaned up, modified, and rebuilt the dust collector with the somewhat smaller one that used to be used for fume extraction at old freeside on the laser cutter.

	~~11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />~~
	~~(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)<br />~~
	~~1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />~~
	~~2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />~~
	3: Pulled the motor, belt, dust guards, dust tube, and basically anything that can be unbolted from the insides of the saw apart, vacuumed and wiped out any wood flour we could reach, lubed anything that could be with graphite spray.<br />
	~~4: Replaced the spring pins on both shafts.<br />~~
	~~5: Modified the repaired handwheel to allow it to properly lock (ground the notch in it deeper).<br />~~
	6: Built a new dust collection automated power-on box. Wired it up to the saw and mounted it under the cabinet. It's a contactor relay that turns on power to the dust collector when the saw is on.<br />
	~~7: Cleaned up, modified, and rebuilt the dust collector with the somewhat smaller one that used to be used for fume extraction at old freeside on the laser cutter.<br />~~
	~~<br />~~
	From here on, it should be part of buildout day to check that the insides of the saw are cleaned, the dust tube is in place, and that the parts of the blade height adjustment are lubed with graphite spray. This should keep it from getting all bound up and hard to adjust in the future.		From here on, it should be part of buildout day to check that the insides of the saw are cleaned, the dust tube is in place, and that the parts of the blade height adjustment are lubed with graphite spray. This should keep it from getting all bound up and hard to adjust in the future.

Ironleg at 15:43, 14 November 2021

2021-11-14T15:43:23Z

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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.~~<br />~~		1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.
	2: Set blade height as needed.~~<br />~~		2: Set blade height as needed.
	3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.~~<br />~~		3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.
	4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.~~<br />~~		4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.
	5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.~~<br />~~		5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.
	6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.~~<br />~~		6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.
	7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.~~<br />~~		7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf ~~Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf ~~Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x ~~instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x

	= Tips =		= Tips =
	* Holding material flush with the table and squarely against the fence/ sled for straight clean safe cuts.		* Holding material flush with the table and squarely against the fence/ sled for straight clean safe cuts.
	* If the suction sucks and sucking, empty the plastic bag and shake out the cloth bag. Make sure all the hoses are connected and not clogged.		* If the suction sucks and sucking, empty the plastic bag and shake out the cloth bag. Make sure all the hoses are connected and not clogged.

	~~= Maintenance History =~~

	~~11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />~~
	~~(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)<br />~~
	~~1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />~~
	~~2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />~~
	3: Pulled the motor, belt, dust guards, dust tube, and basically anything that can be unbolted from the insides of the saw apart, vacuumed and wiped out any wood flour we could reach, lubed anything that could be with graphite spray.<br />
	~~4: Replaced the spring pins on both shafts.<br />~~
	~~5: Modified the repaired handwheel to allow it to properly lock (ground the notch in it deeper).<br />~~
	6: Built a new dust collection automated power-on box. Wired it up to the saw and mounted it under the cabinet. It's a contactor relay that turns on power to the dust collector when the saw is on.<br />
	~~7: Cleaned up, modified, and rebuilt the dust collector with the somewhat smaller one that used to be used for fume extraction at old freeside on the laser cutter.<br />~~
	~~<br />~~
	From here on, it should be part of buildout day to check that the insides of the saw are cleaned, the dust tube is in place, and that the parts of the blade height adjustment are lubed with graphite spray. This should keep it from getting all bound up and hard to adjust in the future.

	= Warnings =		= Warnings =

Ironleg: Created page with "300px = Zone = Equipment \ Warehouse \ Woodshop = About = A table saw is a woodworking tool consisting of a circular saw blad..."

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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.~~<br />~~		1: Make sure dust collection tube inside saw is connected.
	2: Set blade height as needed.~~<br />~~		2: Set blade height as needed.
	3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.~~<br />~~		3: Adjust ripping fence use cutting sled.
	4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.~~<br />~~		4: Power on saw. Ensure dust collector is powered on.
	5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.~~<br />~~		5: Cut wood/plastic with saw keeping the material held tightly to the fence/sled. Use a push stick to avoid getting hands anywhere near the moving blade.
	6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.~~<br />~~		6: Once done, clean up any mess, dust, or offcuts.
	7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.~~<br />~~		7: Lower the blade below the table. Place ripping fence over blade to indicate saw is not in use.

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]~~https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf Manual~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|link=https://cdn2.grizzly.com/manuals/g0833p_m.pdf]]URL to product user manual<br />
	[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|~~link=~~https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]~~https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf Parts~~<br />		[[File:RTFM.PNG\|50px\|https://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/g0833p_pl.pdf]]URL to product parts list<br />
	[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]~~http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x instructional video~~		[[File:Video.jpg\|50px\|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]Link to videos showing good examples of use

	= Tips =		= Tips =
	* ~~Holding material flush with the table and squarely against the fence/ sled for straight clean safe cuts.~~		* ??
	* ~~If the suction sucks and sucking, empty the plastic bag and shake out the cloth bag. Make sure all the hoses are connected and not clogged.~~		* ??

	~~= Maintenance History =~~

	~~11/14/2021 (Ronnie/Dominic)<br />~~
	~~(Primary issue was difficulty raising and lowering height and broken dust collector)<br />~~
	~~1: Replaced the screw shafts for the blade height and angle adjustments.<br />~~
	~~2: Replaced one hand wheel that was broken where it holds onto the spring pin on the shaft.<br />~~
	3: Pulled the motor, belt, dust guards, dust tube, and basically anything that can be unbolted from the insides of the saw apart, vacuumed and wiped out any wood flour we could reach, lubed anything that could be with graphite spray.<br />
	~~4: Replaced the spring pins on both shafts.<br />~~
	~~5: Modified the repaired handwheel to allow it to properly lock (ground the notch in it deeper).<br />~~
	6: Built a new dust collection automated power-on box. Wired it up to the saw and mounted it under the cabinet. It's a contactor relay that turns on power to the dust collector when the saw is on.<br />
	~~7: Cleaned up, modified, and rebuilt the dust collector with the somewhat smaller one that used to be used for fume extraction at old freeside on the laser cutter.<br />~~
	~~<br />~~
	From here on, it should be part of buildout day to check that the insides of the saw are cleaned, the dust tube is in place, and that the parts of the blade height adjustment are lubed with graphite spray. This should keep it from getting all bound up and hard to adjust in the future.

	= Warnings =		= Warnings =
			Delete those that do not apply<br />

	[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png\|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts		[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png\|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
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	[[File:Cutting.PNG\|100px]] Cutting Risk		[[File:Cutting.PNG\|100px]] Cutting Risk

			[[File:Crush.png\|100px]] Crush and Pinch Risk

			[[File:ElectricShock.PNG\|100px]] Electric Shock Risk

	== Safety ==		== Safety ==
			Delete those that do not apply<br />

	[[File:Goggles.PNG\|100px]] Eye Protection Required		[[File:Goggles.PNG\|100px]] Eye Protection Required