Delta 36-550 User Manual

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Delta 36-550 Specifications

General

Brand	Delta
Model	36-550
Category	Saw
Language	English

Summary

General Safety Rules

Additional Safety Rules for Table Saw

Power Connections

Motor Specifications

Details the electrical requirements and current for the machine.

Grounding Instructions

Provides essential safety guidelines for proper electrical grounding of the machine.

Extension Cords

Operating Instructions

Foreword

Introductory remarks about the table saw's features and benefits.

Unpacking and Cleaning

Steps for safely removing the machine from its packaging and initial cleaning.

Table Saw Parts

Identification of the various components of the table saw.

Assembly

Assembling Blade Raising and Lowering Handwheel

Instructions for attaching the handwheel used to adjust the saw blade's height.

Assembling Blade Guard and Splitter Assembly

Assembling Extension Wing

Assembling Guide Rail to Saw

Instructions for mounting the guide rail to the saw and extension wing.

Assembling Rip Fence

Miter Gage

Details on the miter gage, its components, and how to use it.

Assembling Miter Gage Holder

Assembling Outfeed Support

Assembling Stand (for Model 36-560 Only)

Assembling Saw to Stand (for Model 36-560 Only)

Steps to mount the saw onto its assembled stand.

Fastening Saw to a Supporting Surface

Guidelines for securely attaching the saw to a workbench or support.

Operating Controls and Adjustments

Starting and Stopping Saw

Instructions on how to safely turn the saw on and off.

Locking Switch in the 'Off' Position

Procedure to secure the switch in the off position for safety.

Overload Protection

Explanation of the overload protection feature and reset procedure.

Blade Raising and Lowering Control

How to use the handwheel to adjust the blade height.

Blade Tilting Control

Adjusting 90 and 45 Degree Positive Stops

How to set the precise 90 and 45 degree blade tilt positions.

Rip Fence Operation and Adjustments

Miter Gage Operation and Adjustments

Instructions for operating and adjusting the miter gage for various cuts.

Adjusting Blade Parallel to Miter Gage Slots

Changing the Blade

Step-by-step guide on how to replace the saw blade.

Operation

Cross-Cutting

Detailed instructions for making cuts across the grain of the wood.

Ripping

Detailed instructions for making lengthwise cuts along the grain of the wood.

Using Auxiliary Wood Facing on Rip Fence

Constructing a Featherboard

Constructing a Push Stick

Accessories

Parts, Service or Warranty Assistance

Contact information for obtaining parts, service, or warranty support.