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| + | == Description == | ||
| + | The Hammer K3 Winner is a 230V single phase 4HP European-style sliding table saw. It can preform secured rip cuts up to 48" and cross cuts up to 48". It accepts 10" (250mm) and 12" (300/315mm) saw blades with a 30mm arbor and locator pinholes as well as 6" dado tooling up to 3/4" width. | ||
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| + | == Safety and Certification == | ||
| + | === Hazards === | ||
| + | * Saw blades are very sharp and strong. They are capable of grabbing, maiming, cutting, or/and dismembering body parts. | ||
| + | * Saw blade spins at 4800 RPM and is capable of throwing unsecured work pieces and debris at operator and beyond | ||
| + | * Saw is rated at 230V/13A and may cause electrocution if improperly grounded | ||
| + | * Sawing produces fine dust that affects respiratory health | ||
| + | * Large work pieces may fall off the saw and injure if improperly handled or secured | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Prohibited Operations === | ||
| + | * Modifying/hacking the saw and its original accessories | ||
| + | * Bypassing of saw safety features | ||
| + | * Cutting green wood, metals or lumber containing screws/nails | ||
| + | * Cutting very short/small lumber - use a bandsaw or hand tools instead | ||
| + | * Cutting lumber that exceeds saw capacity - use a track saw instead | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Pre-Operational Safety === | ||
| + | * Check self for loose clothing, hair and jewelry. Remove gloves. | ||
| + | * Clear the saw top of extraneous objects and remove any excess dust or debris from operational parts | ||
| + | * Ensure that dust collection is properly connected, functioning and isn’t clogged by debris. Make sure that correct blast gates are open/closed to divert the air path to the saw. | ||
| + | * Make sure that saw parts are functioning as intended and that nothing is loose or damaged | ||
| + | * Set up any jigs, fences and safety equipment before turning the saw on | ||
| + | * When moving the saw from the home position, set the safety switch to the OFF position and disconnect the twist-lock connector from the wall outlet. Move the saw using the lifting bar only. Reconnect the power cord to the wall outlet using the twist-lock extension cord. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Operational Safety === | ||
| + | * Take note of the emergency switch on the left side of the saw (under the sliding table). Push button to activate the switch. Pull and twist the button to reset. | ||
| + | * Turn on the dust collection before turning the saw on. Let the dust collection work for at least 10 seconds after turning the saw off. | ||
| + | * Position your body so that it’s not in line with the blade to avoid injuries related to kickback or other occurrences | ||
| + | * Secure workpieces against fences, stops or clamps - do not make free-hand cuts | ||
| + | * Use push stick as needed to support smaller material and to clear debris. Do not reach in toward the blade with your bare hands. | ||
| + | * Saw blade height should be set just slightly higher than workpiece height for through cuts, making sure it clears the knob on the blade guard. For groove/dado cuts, the stack should be no higher than half the material height. | ||
| + | * Do not reach over blade until it has stopped moving | ||
| + | * Do not leave saw until blade has come to a complete stop | ||
| + | * Do not adjust the blade or fences while the blade is spinning | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Basic Operation Checklist === | ||
| + | * Moving saw with lifting bar | ||
| + | * Raise/lower/tilt saw blade | ||
| + | * Lock/unlock sliding table | ||
| + | * Install/remove/adjust cross cut fence and 90-degree stop | ||
| + | * Adjust rip fence | ||
| + | * Accessing saw cabinet | ||
| + | * Install/remove/adjust blade guard | ||
| + | * Blade installation and handling | ||
| + | * Use of dado stack (optional) | ||
| + | * Dust collection | ||
| + | * Emergency stop button | ||
| + | * Turn saw on and off | ||
| + | * Standard rip with rip fence and push stick | ||
| + | * Straight line rip with edging shoe and sliding table | ||
| + | * Cross cut with cross-cut fence | ||
| + | |||
| + | === End of Operation and Clean-up === | ||
| + | * Set the safety switch to the OFF position | ||
| + | * Set reset blade to 0 degree tilt and lower it until blade guard is just above the table surface. Do not force the blade guard to the table surface. | ||
| + | * Remove dust from working surfaces and guide tracks. Clear debris around the saw cabinet. | ||
| + | * Ensure that dust collection is properly connected, functioning and isn’t clogged by debris | ||
| + | * Lock the sliding table in the home position | ||
| + | * Remove cross-cut fence from sliding table and store on top of saw | ||
| + | * Reset the rip fence to a nominal position | ||
| + | * Move saw to its home position | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 13 June 2018
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| Owner/Loaner | SSH:Chicago |
|---|---|
| Serial Number | See Machine |
| Make/Model | Hammer K3 Winner |
| Arrival Date | 05/01/2018 |
| Usability | yes |
| Contact | Dmitriy Vysotskiy |
| Where | Back Room |
| Certification Needed | yes |
| Hackable | no |
| Estimated Value | $5,000.00 (est) |
| Manual/Documentation | TBA |
Contents
Description
The Hammer K3 Winner is a 230V single phase 4HP European-style sliding table saw. It can preform secured rip cuts up to 48" and cross cuts up to 48". It accepts 10" (250mm) and 12" (300/315mm) saw blades with a 30mm arbor and locator pinholes as well as 6" dado tooling up to 3/4" width.
Safety and Certification
Hazards
- Saw blades are very sharp and strong. They are capable of grabbing, maiming, cutting, or/and dismembering body parts.
- Saw blade spins at 4800 RPM and is capable of throwing unsecured work pieces and debris at operator and beyond
- Saw is rated at 230V/13A and may cause electrocution if improperly grounded
- Sawing produces fine dust that affects respiratory health
- Large work pieces may fall off the saw and injure if improperly handled or secured
Prohibited Operations
- Modifying/hacking the saw and its original accessories
- Bypassing of saw safety features
- Cutting green wood, metals or lumber containing screws/nails
- Cutting very short/small lumber - use a bandsaw or hand tools instead
- Cutting lumber that exceeds saw capacity - use a track saw instead
Pre-Operational Safety
- Check self for loose clothing, hair and jewelry. Remove gloves.
- Clear the saw top of extraneous objects and remove any excess dust or debris from operational parts
- Ensure that dust collection is properly connected, functioning and isn’t clogged by debris. Make sure that correct blast gates are open/closed to divert the air path to the saw.
- Make sure that saw parts are functioning as intended and that nothing is loose or damaged
- Set up any jigs, fences and safety equipment before turning the saw on
- When moving the saw from the home position, set the safety switch to the OFF position and disconnect the twist-lock connector from the wall outlet. Move the saw using the lifting bar only. Reconnect the power cord to the wall outlet using the twist-lock extension cord.
Operational Safety
- Take note of the emergency switch on the left side of the saw (under the sliding table). Push button to activate the switch. Pull and twist the button to reset.
- Turn on the dust collection before turning the saw on. Let the dust collection work for at least 10 seconds after turning the saw off.
- Position your body so that it’s not in line with the blade to avoid injuries related to kickback or other occurrences
- Secure workpieces against fences, stops or clamps - do not make free-hand cuts
- Use push stick as needed to support smaller material and to clear debris. Do not reach in toward the blade with your bare hands.
- Saw blade height should be set just slightly higher than workpiece height for through cuts, making sure it clears the knob on the blade guard. For groove/dado cuts, the stack should be no higher than half the material height.
- Do not reach over blade until it has stopped moving
- Do not leave saw until blade has come to a complete stop
- Do not adjust the blade or fences while the blade is spinning
Basic Operation Checklist
- Moving saw with lifting bar
- Raise/lower/tilt saw blade
- Lock/unlock sliding table
- Install/remove/adjust cross cut fence and 90-degree stop
- Adjust rip fence
- Accessing saw cabinet
- Install/remove/adjust blade guard
- Blade installation and handling
- Use of dado stack (optional)
- Dust collection
- Emergency stop button
- Turn saw on and off
- Standard rip with rip fence and push stick
- Straight line rip with edging shoe and sliding table
- Cross cut with cross-cut fence
End of Operation and Clean-up
- Set the safety switch to the OFF position
- Set reset blade to 0 degree tilt and lower it until blade guard is just above the table surface. Do not force the blade guard to the table surface.
- Remove dust from working surfaces and guide tracks. Clear debris around the saw cabinet.
- Ensure that dust collection is properly connected, functioning and isn’t clogged by debris
- Lock the sliding table in the home position
- Remove cross-cut fence from sliding table and store on top of saw
- Reset the rip fence to a nominal position
- Move saw to its home position
