Craftsman 315.172110 User manual

SIEA/RS
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MODELNO.
315.1
72110
CAUTION:
Read
Rulesfor
SafeOperation
andAlllnstruc-
tions
Carefully
Thank Youfor Buying
Craftsman Tools
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Auto-Scroller
Saw
3/4
Inch
Stroke
Adjustable
-Variable
Speed
Double
lnsulated
Warranty
Introduction
Operation
Maintenance
Repair
Parts
612547-463
9-97
Sears,Roebuck
andCo.,HotlmanEstates,
lL 60179USA

FULL
ONE
YEAB WA1RANTY
ON CRAFTSMAN
AUTO-SCROLLER
SAW
lfthis
Craftsman
Auto-Scroller
Saw
tarls
togrve complete
satsJactron
withlnone_year
lromthe
daleot purcnase'
niiunntiioineruelnesrseARsSTORElNTHEUNlrEDSTATES.andSearsrvl rgpsr
t.freeofcharge.
lfthisCraftsmanAuto-ScrollerSaw
isusedforcommeroalorrenlalpurposes,thrswarranlyapp
esiorony90days
fromthe dateof PUrchase.
This
warranty
gives
you
specilic
legalrights,
and
youmay alsohaveother
rightswhich
varyfrof srate
1nstale
Sears.
Floebuck
and Co., DEPT.817
wA, Hottman
Eslates'
lL 60179
INTRODUCTION
DOUBLE
INSULATION
isaconcept
Insafety.
in
elec'
tricoower
tools,
which
eliminates
ihe need
torthe
usual
three
wiregrounded
power
cord
and
grounded
suppl\,
system.
Whereve'there
iseleclrrc
curent in
thetoolihere
are
twocomplete
sets
or
insJlalron
to
protecl
theuser.
Allexposed
melal
parts
are
lsolated
from the internal
metalmolor componentswrthpro'
tectrng
insulation.
IMPORTANT
- Servicing
of a tool wrthdouble
in'
sulatron
reeuires
extreme
care
and
knowledge
otthe
svstem
and
shouldbe
performed
only
by
a
quaiified
""ru16s
lg6hnrcian.
For service
we suggest you
return
thelool to your
nearest
Sears
Store
forrepatr
Alwaysuse orlg nal factoryrepiacement
parts
when
servicing.
RULES
FORSAFE
OPERATION
READ
ALLINSTRUCTIONS
1 KNOWYOUR POWER
TOOL. Readowner's 8.
manualcarefully.
Learn its applications
and
limitationsaswellas
thespecific
potentialhazards 9.
related
tothislool.
2 GUARD
AGAINST
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK by
preventing
body
contact
with
grounded
surlaces.
For
example:
Pipes,
radiators,
ranges,
refrigerator
enclosures. 10.
3. KEEPGUARDS
lNPLACE
and
rnworkrngorder'
4. KEEPWORKAREACLEAN.Cluneredareasand
benches
inviteaccidents.
5. AVOIDDANGEROUSENVIRONMENT.Don't
use
power
toolindamporwet localionsor expose
to
rain.
Keepworkarea
well
lit.
6. KEEPCHILDREN
ANO VISITORS
AWAY. AII II'
visitors
should
wearsafety
glasses
andbekepta
safedistance
fromworkarea.Do not letvisitors
contactloolorexlension
cord. 12.
7. STOREIDLE TOOLS. When not in use lools
shouldbestored
ina dryand
highorlocked-up 13
place
-
outofthe
reachofchildren.
DON'T
FORCE
TOOL.
lt
willdothe
job
better
and
safer
attherate
lorwhich
itwasdesigned.
USE RIGHT
TOOL. Don't
forcesmall
tool or
attachment
todothe
job
ofaheavyduty
tool Don
t
usetool
for
ourDose
not
intended
-for
example
' A
circular
sawshould
neverbeused
forcutting
tree
limbs
orlogs.
WEAR
PROPER
APPAREL.
Donot
wear oose
clothing
or jewelry
that
cangetcaught
;- :oo,s
moving
parts
and
cause
personallnjury
Ru:ae:
gloves
and
non-skid
footwear
are
reconme^oeo
when workingoutdoors.
Wea' oro:ecl've
hair
covering
lo
contain
long
hairand
keept
frombeing
drawn
intonearbyair
vents
ALWAYS
WEARSAFETY
GLASSES.
Everyday
eyeglasses
haveonly
lmpact-resistant
lenses;
they
are
NOTsafety
giasses.
PROTECT
YOUR
LUNGS.
Wear
a
face
mask
or
dust
mask
if
operatlon
isdusty.
PROTECT
YOUR HEARING.
Wear hearing
protection
during
extended
periods
ofoperat
on.
AJ'
Page2

RULESFOR
SAFE
OPERATION
(Continued)
'tr DON'TABUSECORD.Nevercarrytoolbycordor
28.
iank ittodisconnect
fromreceptacle.
Keep
cord
lrom
heat,oilandsharpedges.
15. SECURE WORK.Use
clampsora vise to hold
work.Bothhands
are
neededtooperatethelool.
16. DON'T
OVERREACH.
Keep
proper
footing
and
balanceat all
trmes.Do notuseon a ladder or
unstable
suooort.
17. MA|NTAlNTOOLSW|THCARE.Keeptoolssharp
at all I mes, and clean for best and safest
perfo'-ance.
Follow
instructionsfor lubricating
d-o :'rangingaccessones.
18 DISCONNECT TOOLS.Whennotinuse,before
servicing,
orwhenchangingattachments,
blades,
bits,
cutters,etc.,alltoolsshouldbedisconnected
from
power
supply.
19. REMOVEADJUSTINGKEYSANDWRENCHES.
Form
habit
ofcheckingtoseethatkeysandadjusting
wrenchesare
removed
tromtoolbeforeturning
it
on.
20. AVOID ACCIOENTALSTARTING.
Don't
carry
plugged-in
toolswithfinger
on swiich.Be sure
switch
isof{
wten plugging in.
21. MAKESURE
YOUREXTENSIONCORDISIN
GOOD
CONOITION.Whenusingan extension
cord,besure
to
use
oneheavyenoughtocarrythe
currentvouroroductwilldraw.
Anundersizedcord
willcauseadrop
inlinevoltageresultinginloss
ot
power
andoverheatinE.Awire
gage
size
(A.W.G.)
ofal easl
16is recommendedforanextension
cord
1
00
teetorlessinlength.A cordexceeding
100leetisnotrecommended.lfindoubt,usethe
nextheavier
gage.
The
smaller
the
gage
number,
theheavierthecord.
22. OUTDOORUSE EXTENSION CORDS.
When
toolisusedoutdoors,useonlyextensioncords
suitabletoruseoutdoors.Outdooraoofovedcords
aremarkedwiththe suffixW-A.forexamole
-
SJTW-A
orSJOW-A.
23 KEEPBLAOESCLEANAND SHARP. Sharp
bladesminimizestallingand
kickback.Also,keep
blades
properly
tightenedatalltimes.
24 KEEPHANDSAWAYFROMSCROLLINGAREA.
Keep hands away from blades.Do not reach
rnderneathworkwhile
blade
is cutting.Do not
atlernpttoremovematerialwhilebladeiscutting.
NEVERUSEINANEXPLOSIVEATMOSPHERE.
Normal
sparkingofthemotorcould
ignitefumes.
INSPECTTOOLCORDSPERIODICALLYand
if 39
damaged.
haverepaired
at your
nearest
Sears
RepairCenter.Stay constantlyaware ol cord
rocaton.
INSPECTEXTENSION
CORDS
PERIODICALLY
andreplaceifdamaged. Page3
KEEP HANDLES DRY,CLEAN,AND FREE
FROM
OILANDGREASE.
Always
usea clean
clothwhen cleaning. Never use brake fluids,
gasoline,
petroleum-based
products
oranystrong
solventstoclean
your
tool.
STAYALERT.Watchwhat
you
aredoinganduse
commonsense.Donot
operate
toolwhen
you
are
tired.Donotrush.
CHECKDAMAGEDPARTS.Beforefurtheruseof
the tool,a guardor otherpart that is damaged
shouldbecarefullycheckedtodeterminethatitwill
operate
properly
and
pedorm
its
intended
function.
Check
for
alignmentof movrng
parts,
bindingof
moving
parts,
breakage
ol pans, mounting,
and
anyotherconditionsthat
mayaffectrts
operation.
A guard orother
part
thatisdamagedshouldbe
properly
repairedor replacedby an authorized
servicecenlerunlessindicatedelsewhereinthis
instruction
manual.
DO NOT USETOOL IF SWITCH DOESNOT
TURNlTONANDOFF.Havedefectrveswitches
replacedbyanauthorizedservicecenter.
WARNING:TO AVOID POSSIBLE
SERIOUS
INJURY,KEEPHANDSAND
FINGERS
FROM
BETWEEN
THE GEAR HOUSINGAND SAW
BLADECLAMP.
CUTTING
INTOELECTRICALWIRINGINWALLS
CANCAUSEBLADE,BLADECLAMP,ANDSAW
BARASSEMBLYTO
BECOME
ELECTRICALLY
LIVE.Donottoucnmetal
parts
whencutting
into
a
wall;
grasp
on
y 1heinsulatedhandle(s)
provided
on thetool.l"'1ake sure
hlddenelectricalwiring,
wateroioes.and
mechanicalhazardsarenotinlhe
blade
path
whencuttingintoawall.
INSPECTFORandremoveall
nailsfromlumber
beforescrolling.
DRUGS.ALCOHOL.MEDICATION,
Do not
operatetoolwhileunder
the influenceof drugs,
alcohol,oranymedication.
WHEN SERVICINGUSE ONLY IDENTICAL
CRAFTSMAN
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
POLARIZED
PLUGS.Toreducethe
riskofelectric
shock.thistool
has
apolarizedplug(one
bladeas
widerthantheother).This
plug
willlitina
polarized
outlet
onlyoneway.lfthe
plug
does
notfitfullyin
theoutlet.
reverse
the
plug.
lf itstilldoesnotfit,
contactaqualified electrician
toinstall
the
proper
outier.Do
not
change
theol-g
,n
any
way.
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS.
Reviewthem
frequentlyandusethem
to
instructotherswho
may
use
thistool.lf
you
loan
someone
this
tool,
loan
themthese
instructionsalso.
29
30
32.
33.
Y
34
35
36
37
25
26
27

See
Figure
1.
Before-attempting
to use youf Aulo'Scroller
Saw,
famillarize
yourse'if
with ali operaling
fealures
and
salety
requirements.
VARIABLESPEED
Your saw has a variable speed control selector
desioned to allow operator control of speed and
pow6r limits. See Figure 7.
To increase
the speed
and power,
hold your saw n normal
operatlng
posr-
tion and turn the variablespeed control selector
counterclockwise.
Turn clockwise to decrease
the
sDeed
and power.
lf you desire
to lock the swltch on
ataoiven
speed,
pul'
the
trigger
of the
switch push
rntn6 lock button located
on the sideof the handle
then
while
holdingthe
lock
button
pushed
in
release
the trigger.
Next, adjust the variable
speeg.99Ltr9.l
select6iuntil thedesired
speed
isreached.
NOTE:
lF
THE VARIABLE SPEEO CONTROL SELECTOR IS
FULLY
TURNED
IN THE CTOCKWISE
DIRECTION'
YOUR
SAW MAY NOT RUN.
Thefollowing
guidelinesmay be used
Indetermln-
ing the correattpeed lor variousappllcations LOW
speed
is idealfor starting
cuts MEDIUN4speed
is
suitable
for sawing
plastics.lamrnates.
metas that
conlain iron.and plywood.
HIGH speed produces
best results when sawing wood and metais that do
not contain
iron.such as aluminum.
The latter
re-
quireshigh speeds and maximum power when cut-
t
ing.
INSTALLING
BLADES
DISCONNECT
TOOLFROM
POWERSUPPLY
WHILE
ASSEMBLING
PARTSOR MAKING ADJUSTMENTS.
1. See
Figure2. Loosenbladescrew,
usingsupplied
allen
wrench,
and insertsaw
blade
as faras possi'
bleinto
slot in blade
clamD.
2.Tighten
bladescrewsecurelv
with allen
wrench
NOTE:
CRAFTSMAN
SABRESAW BLADES
HAVEA
UNIVERSAL
SHANK WHICH IS DESIGNED
TO FIT
ALL SEARS SABRE SAWS, SEARS SCROLLER
SABRE SAWS, AND MOST OTHER BRANDS OF
SABRESAWS.
LOCK.ONSWITCH
Theswitch of your saw isequipped
with a "lock-on"
teaturefor added utility and convenience
when cut'
ting forextended
periods
of time.
To lock-on,simply
depressthe trigger of the switch, push in the lock
button locatedon the sideof the handle,then whrle
holding the lock button pushed in, releasethe trig'
ger. To release the lock. depress the tngger and
release
it.
NOTE:
THE
HOLES
lN
THESAW
BLADES
WERE
NOT
OESICHEO
FOR
ALIGNMENT
WITH
THE
SCREW
HOLES
IN
THEBLAOE
CLAMP.
NOTE:
ALL
BLAOES
EXCEPT
THE
FLUSH
CUTTING
iiieoe, rreu No.28z, sHouLD BEINSTaL,LED
wirx ire curlNc Eoce
rowlno rHq
941v
i'an.
ser FtcuRE2.
THE
FoLLowlNo
9taE9:
iiorus
Explrttt
How
ro tNsrALL
rHE
FLUsH
CUTTING
BLADE.
tNS
WF
WA
0ts
ASI
J J 'I.
AU
H
oc
wal
YOL
rot€
sai
Kno
E
vv
VARIABLE
SPEED
SELECTOR
"LocK
oN"
BUTTON
CHIP
SHIELD
SWITCH
TRIGGER
BASE
BAR
BLADE
CLAMP
BLADE
SCREW
!-<eocecuroe
Fig.
1
SCROLLER
SLIDE
FORWARD
TOLOCK
SLIDE
BACKWARD
TOUNLOCK
KNOB
CHIP
S,e-'
-*j
i;
l1
EDGE
GUIOE
RETAINING
SCREW EtAOE
SCREW
BLADE
CLAMP \r,-oo. Fig.2

INSTALLINGFLU.SH
CUTTING
BLADE - FOR USE
WHEN MAKING'CLOSE OR FLUSH CUTS TO
WALLS.
DISCONNECTTOOLFROMPOWERSUPPLYWHILE
ASSEMBLINGPARTS
OR MAKINGADJUSTMENTS.
1. See Figure 3. Slide the Scroller lock button
towardthe rearof thetool to allow lhe sawbarto
be rotated.
2, Rotate
the auto-scrollerknob 180" as shown by
the arrow n Frgure
3.
3. PushtheScroller
lock
buttonbackintolock
posi-
tion.
NOTE:SlightlyturntheScrollerknob
back
and forthseveraltimes to make surethe saw bar
is ocked in
thedesired
position.
NEVER
unlock
sawbarwhilemakingflush
cuts.
d lfstall
flushcuttingbladeas
shown
in figure
3.
Loosenblade screw. Inserl saw bladeas far as
possible
into slot in b ade clamp.then securely
tightenbladescrew.NOTE:THEHOLESlN THE
SAW BLADES WERE NOT DESIGNED FOR
ALIGNMENTWITHTHE SCREWHOLEIN THE
BLADE
CLAMP.
AUTO.SCROLL
CUTTING
YourAuto-Scro//er
Saw is designed lo permit 360.
rotation
ol the saw blade so that intricate
desions
maybe cut wrth
mrnimum
elfort.
Your
auto-scro'iler
saw may be operated
either by rotating
the scroller
knob manually with your free hand as shown in
Thesawbarof your
Auto.Scroller
saw
mayalsobe
lockedin four
positions
90'apart.
Lockingit as
shown
inFigure6 permits
cuts
tobemadecloseto
walls
andcorners.
Fig.6
SCROLLER
LOCKBUTTON
SCROLLER
KNOB
FLUSH
CUTTING
BLADE
Fig.5
Page5

Restthe frontof the saw baseon the workpieceand
align cutting edge of the blade with the line on
workpiece.
Make sure the power cord is out ol your
wayand
not inthe lineof cut.Startthesawand
move
it forward on the work surface. Apply downward
pressureto keep the saw steady and only enough
forward pressure
to keep the blade cutting. Do not
torce the saw.
The cutting
anglemay be adjusted
from 0' to 45" rightor
lett.DISCONNECT
TOOLFROM
POWERSUPPLY
wHILE
ASSEMBLNG PARTSOR MAKING ADJUSTMENTS.
Loosenbase
pivot
screw,
(see
,El.Z)depressactuator
and
adjustbase
untilindex
point
is
inlinewiththedesiredangle
on the scale.
Then releaseactuatorand retightenscrew.
For
your
convenience
preset
slots
are provided
forangles
of 0", 15", 30" and 45'. The acluatormust be positioned
between
theseslots
il anyotherangle
isdesired.Use
ofa
protractor
is recommendedwhen accuratecuts are re-
oulred.
TheAuto-Scroller
mechanism
MUSTbe lockedin
place
withthe cutting
edge oi the bladefacingeither
the
lrontor rearof the toolwhen maktngangle
cuts.
PLUNGECUTTING
Tocutan
inside
hole.rnark
the
Ine
of cutclearlyon
the
workpiece.
Setcutt
ngangleat
0'then lockthe
sawbar
inthe
forwardcutting
posilion
asshown
in
figure 8. Tilt the saw tar enough forward so that t
restson the front edge
o{the base
and blade
wili not
come into contact
with the workpiece
when the saw
isturned
on.
Makesuretheblade
is insidethe
area
to becut.
Startthe sawandslowly lower
theblade
in-
to the workpiece,
by prvoting around
the tront edge
of base
untilthe blade
cuts
throughthe wood.See
Figure L Continue lower
ng the blade into the
workpieceuntilthe
odsts
'esl
) r' 01 lhe worksur-
face,thenmovethe
sau''
forv;arotc comp etethecut
Useonlvthe
7 teeth
psr nch b ade
fo. ths typeot
cut.
METAL
CUTTING
Many
kindsof metals
can be cut wilh youi
saw Be
careful not to twist or bend the blades DO NOT
FORCE.lf
theblade
chattersor
vrbrates
excessively,
use a finer.tooth
blade
or hiaher speeo.
lf blade
heats excessive
y use lower speed. lf blade teeth
becomefiiledor. oggedwhen
cuttingsoft
metals.
such as alumrn!m. !se a coarsertooth blade or
rower speeo.
When
cutting
metais
us€a light cuttlngorlon the
bladeto increase cuttingaciion,keepbladescool,
and prolong
saw bladeI ife
To avoid
possible
tool damage
cuttingoil on plast c housing.
ACTUATOR
Clampthework
firmly
and
sawc ose
lai.e : amprng
oo,ntto eliminate
any v b'alo. :' :^e *o'r oeing
cut.
When
cutting
condurt.
prpe
c'angle rron
clamp
worK
'n a vrse
'f possrble
ano sar c cse to the
vise.
To cut thin sheet matera saqd^ ch the rnatertal
between
hardboardor plyvi cod andclamp
the layers
1oeliminate
vibrationand
maler
altearing.
By
doing
i-.s.
thematena willoe
(Lr s-oothly. Layout
you'
pattern
or lineof cuton top ol the 'sandwich".
LUBRICATION
All
thebearings
inthrstoolare
lubricated
with
a
sui'
ficient
amount
ol hrgh
grade
lubricant
forthe
lifeof
the unit under normal operating conditions,
therefore,
no furtherlubricationis required.
a,/ J
Jv
EDGE
G
BESURE
POWER
S
See
Ftgur
lnsert
the
your sabr
widthand
CIRCLE
BE
SURE
POWERS
See
Figul
Thecent{
throug'1
wasne'ar
arf;:hrou
sa.,,and
c .:ies,
it
w th lront
placlng
a
edgeof b
untilthe
s
arm.
Tigh
tion.
The
theedge
trial cuts
thissettrl
GENERAI
Only
the
p
intended
t(
A I cther r
dolb e ls
ybyaque
Avo
d rs'
Mosl p as'
commerc:
USE,
USE:
etc.
When ele,
sports
car
ec: ll ai
ia ,'a aa
r g- , 30
eta C:-s
EXTENS
The usec'
power.ToI
overnealrn(
chad
at
righ
cords
suita
coros
are
a
becarefui
notto
get
page
6

J
EDGE GUIDE'
BESUREPOWER
9ORD
ISDISCONNECTED
FROM
POWER
SUPPLY,
See
Flgure
9
Your
Edge
Guideisused
forboth
crossandrip
cuts.
Insert
the arm through the two slots in the baseof
your sabre saw. Adjust edge guide to the desired
wrdth
and lock in Olace r/rth
screw.
CIRCLE CUTTING
BESURE
POWER
CORDISDISCONNECTEO
FROM
POWER
SUPPLY
See Figure 1
t
The
center
3c nt is used In conJUnction
wtth vour
edge c-.1. lo cut circtes r-.e.1
the center
Doint
throuqh
:hefront
slotin
you.
edgeguide.
place
lock
wasl"e.
and
thumbnut
on
center
point Nowinsert
the
arm
'^'ough
the
two slots n the
base
of your
sabre
sa,.,
and lock in place w th screw. To cut perf
ect
: 'cies.
it
will
benecessa.y
to
a ign
the
center
point
i. th.front
edge
of thesaw
b ade.inis canOe
Ooie Oy
placing
a
straight
edge
of rhe
center
point
andfroni
edge
of blade
- l-e :e-te.
po
nt
should
De
ad.Lsled
until
thestraighl
6oqa s oarailer
with
the
edge
gutde
arm.Tighten
the center
point
securelyin t6is;osi,
tron.
The
dramet.'
l '-e c.rcleis
adjusled
oi/srdtno
the edge gutde a.- - tre srotsin the base.
severa'i
trial
cuts shou
d Demade
in scrap
wood to check
this
setting.
GENERAL
.i
Onlytf'e
pa'ls
s-or^ oa parts
list.
Dagee.evel.
are
Inleaded
to
be
'.parred
or
replaced
bylte customer.
All other pa(s represent
an importantpart
of the
double nsulat
onsystem
and
should
be
serviced
on-
y Dya qua I ed
service
technician.
When electricioois are used on f berglass
boats,
.:irorts
cars.etc.,it has been found that they
aresub-
::1 1o acceierated wear and coss b e Dremature
': . . ds 'ie fiberglaSs
chrosd-O
gIno,ngs
are
- l- , ailrasve to bearings,
brushes.commutator.
er: a:-sequently it is not recommended
that this
l3o :. -sed tor extended
work on anv fiberolass
EXTENSION
CORDS
The useci a., exienston
cordwill
cause
someioss
of
power.
Tokeep
the oss
toa minimum
andto
prevent
tool
overheatjng,
follolvthe recommended
cord sizeson the
chartatright.When
tool
sused
outdoors,
useonlV
extension
cords
suitablefor
outdoor
use
and
so marked.
Extension
cords
areavailable
atSearsRetail
Slores.
material.During
anyuse
on fiberglassit is
extremely
important
thatthe tool is
cleanedfrequenily
byblow.
ing with an air jet. ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY
GLASSES,
DUSTMASK,
OR EYE
SHIELDSBEFORE
BEGINNING
POWERTOOL
OPERATION
OR
BLOW.
ING
DUST.
When this saw ls operated at slow speeds for ex-
tended periodsof time, it may become overheated.
Should
thisoccur.run
the
toolwithout
a
load
atmax,
imum speedfor a few minutes.
This will cool the
unrt
Forcing lhe saw may overheatthe motor or break
saw
blades.
Broken
blades
canbe re-usedby loosen-
ingthe
bladescrew
untilthe
porlion
lefl
intheclamp
dropsout.
then puttlng
the remainder
of the blade
back rnto the clamp and re-tightening
the blade
screw. When using broken blades, it may be
necessary
to flatten
theteeth in
thearea
of theblade
to be inserted
into the clamp. Also, when using
brokenbladesmake cerlain
theyare longenoughto
cutthroughthe
material
beingcut.
v
Exleosion
CordLength
25.75Feet
/5.1
00Feel
Wire
SizeA.W.G.
t6
to
Avoid usrng
sovents
when cleaningptastic
parts.
Most plasi'cs
are susceptible
to valous types of
c9mr]erc a sotvents
and may be damaged by their

I
POWER
CORD
SeeFigure11.
An added featureof your new Auto-ScrollerSaw is
anextra-long
10'
power
cord that stayssoft and flex-
ible in cold weather.
The plug design is shapedso
that it won't snag
on your workduringuse.
A molded
cord clip on the plug makes cord storageeasier.
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NOTES
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Page
8

BLADEANDSPEEDsELEcT|oN-ToobtainthebestperformancefromyourSaWitisimportantto
seecraspecilicbtadeandspeJi'ror1'epariiCutarappticationandtypeolmaterial
youwishtocut Bydo-
nc lhrs vou wrll get a smooln;; faster
iut and prolong bladelife. Replacement
blades
for this saw are
avarlable
lrom youi nearest
SearsRetailStore lp.,
Blade
Holder
(9
2871)
\
CRAFTSMAN
AUTO.SCROLLER
SAW
_ MODEL
NUMBER
315'172'I'I
Blade
Assortment
(9
28574)
Edge
Guide
(9
27959)
THE
ABOVE
RECOMMENDEO
ACCESSORIES
WERE
AVAILABLE
AT
THE
TIME
THIS
MANUAL
WAS
PRINTED.
Item No. IDEALLY
SUITED
FOR: Teeth
rer Inch Blade
Lenqtl Speed
1) 28701
SteelRods,
Pipe,
Sheet
Sleel' elc. 32 3MEDIUM
2) 2873 Rubber,
Lealher,
Tile,
Cardboard,
Wallboard Knile HIGH
I Zfi,a gl Purpose
- Wood, Steel,
Non'Ferrous
Metals
(uP
to l/8" thick 14 3Vz l/IEDIUM
,28711 Soft
Wood 3Vz HIGH
92877 Flush
Cutting
- For
making
close
orllush
culs
to
walls 7i,IEDIUM
9 28781
Scroller
Blade
Specially
lor lntricate
Scroll
Cuts 10 HIGH
7928712
Hardwood,
Wallboard'
General
Crosscytting
(NOTPLYWOOD) 10 3Vt HIGH
69 2876 Finish
Cuts in Plywood
and Veneer 10 HIGH
928702
All
Non-Ferrous
Metals
(Brass,
Copper,
Aluminum'
etc
)24 HIGH
19 28761
Super
Fine FinishingBlade
tor All Woods 20 HIGH
Effi[flslThe use
of
",t""!."n," ot."""".o
The
operation
ofany
power
toolcan
result
In
foreign
objects
being
thrown
into
your
eyes,
which
can
,esuli
in"euer"
"yedamage.
Betore
beglnning
powertool
operation'
"i*.y" *"", safety
goggles
orsaiety
glasleswithside-shields
anda
tull
lace
shield
when
needed.
we recommend
wioevisionsafety
Mask
for use
over
eyeglasseg
or
standard
satety
glasses
with
side
shields,
available
at
Sears
Betail
Stores'
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ordering
parts,
always
provide
thefollowinginlormation:
. ProductName
Aulo-Scroller
Saw
. Part
Name
. ModelNumber
315.172110
. Part
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