Makita LF1000 Instruction Manual page 7

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1-1. Adjusting bolt
1-2. Leg
2-1. Fix plate
2-2. Hex. Bolt
3-1. U-shaped grooves
4-1. Lower blade guard A
4-2. Lower blade guard B
5-1. Lower blade guard A (used in the
miter saw mode only)
6-1. Push button
6-2. Riving knife
6-3. Top blade guard (used in the table
saw mode)
7-1. Top surface of turn base
7-2. Periphery of blade
7-3. Guide fence
8-1. Lower limit stopper
8-2. Adjusting bolt
8-3. Nut
9-1. Screw
9-2. Guide fence
10-1. Handle
10-2. Turn table
11-1. Lever
12-1. Handle
13-1. Lever
13-2. Cutting depth adjusting knob
14-1. Switch in the miter saw mode
14-2. Switch in the table saw mode
14-3. Lock-off button
14-4. Switch trigger
14-5. Handle
14-6. Lever
14-7. On button
14-8. Off button
15-1. Cutting depth adjusting knob
16-1. Stopper pin
17-1. Socket wrench
17-2. Wrench holder
18-1. Socket wrench
18-2. Shaft lock
18-3. Hex. bolt
19-1. Lever
19-2. Lifting lever
20-1. Saw blade
20-2. Blade guard B
21-1. Blade case
21-2. Arrow
21-3. Saw blade
21-4. Arrow
22-1. Hex. bolt
22-2. Outer flange
22-3. Saw blade
22-4. Inner flange
22-5. Spindle
Explanation of general view
22-6. Ring
23-1. Clamping nut
23-2. Hex. bolt
23-3. Riving knife
24-1. Riving knife
24-2. Saw blade
25-1. Blade width
25-2. Riving knife
25-3. Hex. bolt
26-1. Rip fence holder
26-2. Guide rail
26-3. Clamping screw (A)
26-4. Clamping screw (B)
26-5. Rip fence
27-1. Rip fence
27-2. Rip fence holder
27-3. Line to be aligned with
27-4. Saw blade
27-5. Top table
27-6. Workpiece
28-1. Rip fence
28-2. Rip fence holder
28-3. Saw blade
29-1. Rip fence
29-2. Rip fence holder
29-3. Square nut
29-4. Clamping screw (A)
29-5. Clamping screw (B)
30-1. Scale
31-1. Rip fence
31-2. Rip fence holder
31-3. Adjusting screw
32-1. Rip fence
32-2. Saw blade
32-3. Top blade guard
33-1. Miter gauge fence
33-2. Miter gauge
33-3. Grooves
34-1. Dust nozzle
34-2. Dust bag
35-1. Dust bag
35-2. Fastener
37-1. Dust nozzle
37-2. Elbow
38-1. Vise arm
38-2. Vise rod
38-3. Guide fence
38-4. Vise knob
38-5. Screw
39-1. Screw
39-2. Guide fence
40-1. Lever
41-1. Lower limit stopper
41-2. Adjusting bolt
42-1. Screw
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43-1. Stopper pin
44-1. Saw head locked in the fully
lowered positon
45-1. Lever
45-2. Area of lever for hand/finger to be
placed on
45-3. Hooking parts
46-1. Push button
46-2. Riving knife
46-3. Top blade guard (used in the table
saw mode)
47-1. Stopper pin
48-1. Guide fence
48-2. Sub-fence R
48-3. Sub-fence L
48-4. Pin
48-5. Screw
49-1. When the sub fence is removed
49-2. When the sub fence is installed
50-1. Vise (optional accessory)
51-1. Vise (optional accessory)
52-1. Vise
52-2. Spacer block
52-3. Guide fence
52-4. Aluminum extrusion
52-5. Spacer block
53-1. Face/edge parallel
55-1. Push stick
56-1. Auxiliary fence
57-1. Push block
57-2. Auxiliary fence
58-1. Cross cutting
58-2. Mitering
58-3. Bevel cutting
58-4. Compound mitering (angles)
59-1. Groove
59-2. Miter gauge
59-3. Knob
61-1. Stopper pin
62-1. Tool part to be held carrying
64-1. triangular rule
64-2. Saw blade
64-3. Guide fence
65-1. 0 ﾟ adjusting bolt
65-2. 45 ﾟ bevel angle adjusting bolt
66-1. Triangular rule
66-2. Saw blade
66-3. Top surface of turn base
67-1. Arm
67-2. Bevel scale
67-3. Pointer
67-4. Turn base
68-1. Limit mark
69-1. Brush holder cap