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speed for the cutting material and do not
use excess pressure when cutting.
Electronics
–
Do not work on the power tool if its elec
tronics are defective as this may lead to ex
cessive speeds. Defective electronics mean
that there is no smooth start-up and the
speed regulation fails.
Workpieces
–
Do not work with oversized and heavy
workpieces that could damage the tool.
–
Support long workpieces on the receiving
side.
Area of the saw blade
–
Keep the cutting area behind the saw blade
free of offcuts or other workpiece parts.
–
Do not remove offcuts or other workpiece
parts from the cutting area while the
bench-mounted circular saw is still run
ning or before the saw blade stops moving.
–
If the saw blade is jammed, switch the ma
chine off immediately and disconnect the
mains plug. Do not remove the jammed
workpiece until you have done this.
10.2 Push stick
WARNING
Risk of accidents due to rotating saw blade
► At a distance of 50–150 mm between the
stop rail [14-2] and the saw blade [14-3],
always make use of the push stick [14-1]
supplied.
Store the push stick [14-1] in the push
stick holder [14-4] when not in use.
10.3 Rip cuts
► Use the riving knife with the guard for rip
cuts (see section
► Set the preset profile setting rail as a rip
fence (see section
► Guide the workpiece to the fence.
10.4 Cuts along the mitre
For workpieces with a width of ≤ 150 mm,
only use right-hand stop rails. This guar
antees increased space between the stop
rail and the saw blade
► Use the spacer wedge with guard (see sec
tion
9.8
).
► Set the preset profile setting rail as a stop
per (see section
9.5
40
9.8
).
9.5
).
).
► Set the inclination angle of the saw blade
(see section
9.4
).
► Guide the workpiece along the fence.
10.5 Angled cuts
► For angled cuts, use the spacer wedge with
protective cover (see section
► Use the preset profile setting rail as a cross
and angle stop (see section
► Use the stop to guide the workpiece along.
10.6 Non-through cutting
WARNING
Risk of accidents due to kickback
► The safety equipment must be re-installed
immediately after work that requires the
spacer wedge with protective cover to be
removed.
Complicated concealed non-through cut
ting operations, e.g. plunge cutting and
plowing, are not permitted.
For non-through cutting, use a feather
board
*
to ensure that the workpiece is
pressed tightly against the table during the
cutting process.
* Not included in the scope of delivery.
For non-through cutting, use the spacer wedge
for grooving (see section
Grooving
► Adjusting the grooving width (see section
9.3
).
► Set the preset profile setting rail as a rip
fence (see section
► Guide the workpiece along the stop.
► Repeat the process until the required
grooving depth is achieved.
Rebating
Saw the first cut into the thin side of the
workpiece.
► Set the cutting height for the first cut (see
section
9.3
).
► Set the preset profile setting rail as a rip
fence (see section
The first cut can be made into the thin side of
the workpiece.
► Turn the workpiece.
► Set the cutting height for the second cut
(see section
9.3
).
► Set the preset profile setting rail as a rip
fence (see section
9.8
).
9.5
).
9.8
).
9.5
).
9.5
).
9.5
).
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