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parallel fence.
4.
The hand that is on the same side as
the parallel fence must NEVER be moved
further forward than the front edge of the
blade guard.
5.
Move the workpiece forward past the end
of the splitting knife.
6.
The sawn off part must remain on the
saw table until the blade has stopped
completely and is in standby mode.
7.
Support long workpieces with roller
supports, or the equivalent.
SAWING NARROW WORKPIECES
Always use the feeder when splitting
workpieces narrow than 120 mm. The feeder is
supplied with the product. Replace the feeder
immediately if it is worn or damaged.
Fig. 19
BEVEL SAWING
The parallel fence must always be used during
bevel sawing.
1.
Adjust the blade to the desired angle.
2.
Adjust the parallel fence according to the
workpiece's thickness and the desired
width.
3.
Make the cut at the desired width.
Fig. 16, 20, 21
CROSSCUTTING
1.
Insert the lateral fence into one of the
grooves in the saw table and adjust to the
desired angle. If the blade is to be angled,
use the groove, which prevents hands and
the lateral fence from coming into contact
with the blade guard.
2.
Press the workpiece steadily against the
lateral fence.
3.
Start the product.
4.
Move the lateral fence and the workpiece
against the blade to make the cut.
Fig. 22
WARNING!
Hold the part of the workpiece that is resting
against the parallel fence. Never hold the
part that is to be sawn off.
5.
Move the parallel fence forward until
the workpiece has been sawn through
completely.
6.
Switch off the product. Do not remove the
sawn off part until the blade has come to
a complete standstill.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
Switch off the product, pull out the plug and
wait until all moving parts have completely
stopped before cleaning.
CLEANING
•
Clean the product regularly with a cloth
moistened with water and a mild
detergent. Do not use strong detergents
or solvents, they can damage the plastic
parts. Make sure that no water gets into
the product. If water gets into the product,
this will increase the risk of electric shock.
•
Keep the safety devices, ventilation
openings and the motor housing free
from dust and dirt. Wipe clean with a
clean cloth, or blow clean with
compressed air at low pressure.
CARBON BRUSHES
The carbon brushes must be inspected by
a qualified electrician in the event of heavy
sparking.
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