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What are the Parts of a Chop Saw?

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Summary: Learn how to identify the parts of a miter or chop saw, including tips and techniques for beginner chop saw use, in this free DIY video.

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What are the Parts of a Chop Saw?

Hi! This is John on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this video clip, I will be discussing the parts of a metal cutting chop saw. At the top, we have a handle with a trigger switch. We have the upper and lower blade guard. Underneath that is our metal cutting disc. On our table, we have our angle plate and a vise assembling, towards the back we have a carrying handle and a spark deflector assembly. On the bottom of our saw, we have our base and rubber feet for our saw.

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