1. Operating Conditions
Machine cover is essential to minimize the injuries by flying broken blades
Irrelevant people are not allowed in the work shop
Flammables and explosives should be kept away from the work floor

2. Safety Measure
Wear glasses when working, to prevent from injuries by broken blades
Watch out for your ties and sleeves. Long hair should be kept inside the safety helmet, and no gloves are allowed during operation.

3. Before Use
Ensure the machines are in good condition with no deformation and no spindle vibration, the spindle? S running tolerance shall be h7
Make sure the blades are not excessively worn-out, saw body has no deformation or breaks lest injuries occur.

Make sure appropriate saw blades are used.

4. Installation
Ensure the saw blade turns in the same direction as the spindle does. If not, accidents are probably to occur.
Choose the flange whose inner diameter is same as that of the saw blade but the outer diameter is a little lager than 1/3 (for multi-rip saw blade is 1/2) of the saw blade. Ensure the flange is clean, not over worn, bent and distorted shape.

Check the tolerance between the saw blade and the spindle. Install the flange and fasten the screw.

Be sure no people stand in front of the machine when starting the machine. Do not feed, just to check whether there is any vibration, radial or axial run out.

Saw blade reprocessing such as bore grinding or trimming, should be finished by manufactory. Poor reprocessing would lead bad quality and may cause injuries.
While installation, the saw blade should be 5-6 teethes higher than the board surface.

5. In Use
In operation wood materials should be properly fixed lest abnormal cutting occurs

The operation must be stopped once unusual noise and vibration occurs, otherwise, it will lead rough cutting profile and tip breaking.

6. After Use
Saw blade should be re-sharpened in time because dull saw blade may affect cutting finish and lead to accidents.

Re-grinding should be made by professional manufactories, not changing the original angle degrees.