KURO (Woodworking Circular Saw Blade), Fluororesin Coating

Failure to handle properly can lead to serious accidents. Make sure you read through the manufacturer's instruction manual for information regarding product handling and applicable devices. Be sure that you wear the appropriate safety gear (safety goggles, etc.) properly. Make sure the blade direction matches the direction of the arrows on the main body of the miter saw when mounting the blade. Make sure you power off the device when making adjustments. Always perform a test run before use. Check that there are no cracks or other defects in the blade before performing the test run. Also check there the blade does not wobble or otherwise perform abnormally. Stop use immediately if there are any abnormalities.

Do not use, under any circumstances, near flammable liquids or gas. Be sure to wear appropriate clothing for the work. Open cuffs, neckties and other similar forms of clothing are particularly dangerous as they may get trapped in the mechanisms. Make sure you wear safety gear such as safety goggles and helmets. A dust mask may also be necessary depending on the work environment. Make sure you leave yourself enough space around you when working to ensure safety. Make sure your work environment is sufficiently lit so that you can clearly see the objects you are cutting. Never touch rotating blades with your hands. Make sure the blade is not pointed towards people in the surrounding environment.

Never remove the safety cover from the main body. Note that the cutting-edge and materials will reach dangerously high temperatures during and immediately after cutting. Never touch the blade with your bare hands. Do not twist or apply shock to the circular saw blade during use. Make sure you firmly secure the work material in a vice, clamp or other suitable mechanism. Keep out of reach of children and direct sunlight, and do not store in locations in which there is moisture or sudden fluctuations in temperature.