All varieties of power‑driven saws deliver reliable cutting performance with correct handling, yet potential hazards remain present during operation. You must strictly go through all safety instructions supplied within the official user manual. Correct operating habits are essential to prevent severe bodily harm brought by cutting accessories.

Keep your hands clear of rotating cutting blades at all times.

Put on safety goggles to shield eyes against dust and flying fragments. Suitable ear‑defending gear should be worn to reduce high‑decibel noise exposure. A dust‑proof mask is also required to stop you breathing in sawdust particles.

Loose‑fit garments and ornaments should be taken off before you start any sawing work.

Disconnect mains power or take out the battery pack, whether you are replacing blades or leaving the tool idle.

Take precautions against hazardous kickback incidents. Only fit sharp blades that match your workpiece material, and comply fully with specifications released by the blade producer.

Never start up the power tool while its blade is pressed against target material.

Do not apply extra physical force during cutting operations. Let the saw work at its natural cutting pace.

Lift the saw out of your cutting slot only after the blade comes to a full standstill.