2000B table saw - 3HP 1PH 230V 50 RIP w/Accu-Fence

The award - winning PM2000B table saw is a game - changer, setting a new bar for innovation. It comes with a host of patented features and a massive body design. The oversized cast - iron tables are a standout, and the newly designed arbor lock lever, accessible from above the tabletop, gets rid of the need for dual arbor wrenches. The quick - release riving knife design cuts down the risk of kickback. The blade tilt scale has an integrated digital read - out and adjustable angle indicators for repeated bevel cuts. The new integrated retractable hydraulic caster system makes it much easier to move the saw over thresholds compared to the previous model. A wide stance, heavy - duty box trunnion, and concave teeth on the trunnion gears simplify raising and tilting the saw blade. The Poly - V drive belt system ensures quiet, efficient power transfer from the motor to the arbor, with little vibration and heat. The improved built - in dust collection port allows for easy access inside the saw cabinet for simple clean - up. It also has a proprietary safety switch with magnetic interlock, and the stop button can be activated by the knee.

Using the PM2000B table saw is straightforward. First, make sure it's connected to the right power supply with the correct voltage and amperage as specified in the specs. When changing the blade, use the arbor lock for a quick and easy swap. For bevel cuts, use the adjustable angle indicators and the integrated digital read - out to get precise angles. To move the saw around the shop, take advantage of the integrated hydraulic caster system. Just be careful when moving it over thresholds. As for dust collection, connect it to a dust collector with at least 400 CFM. Clean the dust collection port regularly for better performance. Always keep safety in mind. Use the proprietary safety switch with magnetic interlock, and you can activate the stop button with your knee if needed. Also, note that this product may cause cancer and reproductive harm as indicated by Prop 65. For maintenance, keep the cast - iron table clean and free of debris. Check the trunnion gears and drive belt periodically to ensure they're in good condition.