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can be extremely dangerous.
4.5. Keep your pruning saw carefully. Verify that the movable units function flawlessly, do not clamp, have broken or damaged
parts that violate or change the function of the punch. Before using the jig saw, make sure the damaged parts are repaired. Many
accidents at work are due to poorly maintained power tools and appliances.
4.6. Keep the cutting tools always well sharpened and clean. Well-maintained cutting tools with sharp edges have less
resistance and are easier to work with.
4.7. Use the saw blades, accessories, tools, etc., according to the manufacturer's instructions. Also keep in mind the specific
working conditions and operations you must complete. The use of saw blades for applications other than those specified by the
manufacturer increases the risk of accidents at work.
5. Keeping up.
Repairs to your power tools should only be performed by qualified RAIDER workshop specialists, where only original spare
parts are used. This ensures their safe operation.
6. Instructions for safe work with saw blades.
6.1. When there is a danger that the working tool may damage the underlying live conductors or the power cord during operation,
touch the power tool only with the insulated handles. When in contact with a live conductor, it is transmitted to the metal parts of the
power tool, and this may cause an electric shock.
6.2. Keep your hands off the cutting area. Do not touch the workpiece. There is a risk of injury if you touch the cutting sheet.
6.3. Touch the power tool to the workpiece after you have turned it on. Otherwise, there is a risk of a kickback occurring if the
blade is curled into the workpiece.
6.4. During cutting, be careful that the base plate (5) contacts the workpiece steadily over its entire surface. If the cutting edge
curls, it may cause the cutting blade to break or break.
6.5. When the cutting is completed, wait for the punch to stop. Then remove it from the cut. This avoids the risk of kickback and
you can safely leave the power tool on the work surface.
6.6. Only use blades in flawless condition. Bent or blunted cutting discs may break or cause a kickback.
6.7. Once the punch is switched off, do not stop the cutting blade by compressing it. The cutting sheet may be damaged, broken
or cause a kickback.
6.8. Use suitable utensils to find any hidden under-pipe pipelines or contact your local supply company. Contact with live wires
may cause fire and electric shock. Damage to a gas pipeline may lead to an explosion. Damage to the water mains results in major
material damage and may cause electric shock.
6.9. Provide the machined detail. A detail gripped with suitable fittings or clamps is locked more firmly and secure than if you
hold it by hand.
6.10. Before leaving the punch, wait for the rotation to stop completely. Otherwise, the working tool used may touch another
object and cause uncontrolled movement of the power tool. Do not use the punch when the power cord is damaged. If the cable is
damaged during operation, do not touch it. Immediately disconnect the plug from the socket. Damaged power cords increase the
risk of electric shock.
7. Purpose of the punch. The punch is a hand-held second-class power tool. Powered by a one-phase collector engine. This
type of power tools is widely used for cutting wood, wood-like materials, as well as synthetic materials and metals. Areas of use
include repair, construction, carpentry and any other work related to independent amateur activity.
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