I was ripping some 2x4. Then I dismanteled the saw mode before putting it in lathe mode. I know I have to have the saw on to turn the speed dial. I came in from the garage before I went any further: can I turn the saw on without anything attached and turn the dial to slow? Is the only way to do with a drill or use the white coupler?cocacola1012 wrote:Is that rip them to 2x2? I can't use them in thier present state?
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You should be able to start it with no load and turn the speed dial with zero problem. If the SS is plugged into a 15 amp circuit that is being shared by other items, you may trip a breaker, but probably knot. If you are concerned, you can do what SS suggests: Install your sanding disk and rotate it by hand while you turn the speed dial.cocacola1012 wrote:I was ripping some 2x4. Then I dismanteled the saw mode before putting it in lathe mode. I know I have to have the saw on to turn the speed dial. I came in from the garage before I went any further: can I turn the saw on without anything attached and turn the dial to slow? Is the only way to do with a drill or use the white coupler?
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