Table Saw By DWALT

Key components Table: The flat surface on which the material is supported.  Rip Fence: A guide that moves parallel to the blade, used to make consistent rip cuts along the length of the wood.  Miter Gauge: A guide that fits into slots on the table and can be angled to make crosscuts or miter cuts.  Blade Guard: A protective cover over the blade, which can also have a dust collection port.  Riving Knife: A thin piece of metal that runs parallel to the blade to prevent the material from pinching the blade and causing kickback.  Bevel Adjustment: A mechanism that allows the blade to be tilted to make angled cuts, often from \(0^{\circ }\) to \(45^{\circ }\).  Types of cuts Rip cuts: Cuts made parallel to the wood grain, guided by the rip fence.  Crosscuts: Cuts made across the wood grain, typically guided by the miter gauge or a crosscut sled.  Bevel cuts: Angled cuts made by tilting the blade.  Dado cuts: Grooves or channels cut into the wood, made with a specialized dado blade and a wide-gap insert

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