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RS34 - RS48 - RS59
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BEAST BRIDGE SAWS OPERATING MANUAL
ing area well lit.
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CHILDREN SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY
FROM THE WORKING AREA
Only the operator of the equipment
should be in the working area. All
other people especially children should
be kept away at a safe distance.
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KEEP THE WORKING AREA
CHILDPROOF
It is important to keep the working
area child proof. This can be done by
using locks on the equipment, plastic
plugs for the electrical outlets and
possibly even master switches on the
equipment.
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DO NOT DRY CUT WITH THE
MACHINE
The machine is not intended for dry
cutting use. Always use sufficient water
to wet cut tile, brick or natural stone.
Dry cutting will result in dangerous dust
levels (See also California Proposition
65 message) and will damage the
installed water pump. any equip-
ment that is returned with a damaged
water pump due to dry cutting will
be repaired or replaced totally at the
customers expence. There will be no
warranty claim.
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FORCING THE TOOL
The equipment was designed to do
a certain job. Do not force the equip-
ment to do something that it wasn’t
designed to do.
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USING THE PROPER EXTENSION
CORD
If you plan to use an extension cord
make sure it is in proper (good) work-
ing condition. Be sure that the exten-
sion cord is heavy enough to carry the
current that the machine requires to run
properly. If you use an extension cord
that is underpowered a drop in voltage
may occur along with a loss of power
and/or overheating of the equipment
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CLOTHING
It is important that the operator does
not wear loose clothing that can poten-
tially get caught in moving parts of the
equipment. It is recommended to wear
non-slip shoes along with a hair cover-
ing to keep hair away from the moving
parts.
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SAFETY GLASSES AND HEARING
PROTECTION
It is important to wear safety glasses
and hearing protection when operating
any type of equipment. Be sure that
the safety glasses you wear are impact
resistant.
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SECURE WORK
Clamps or a vise should be used to
hold your work whenever practical.
Keeping your hands free to operate
the machine is safer. When securing
the material to be cut by hand, be sure
your hands stay as far away as possi-
ble from the rotating saw blade.
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PROPER FOOTING
It is important to keep proper footing
and balance at all times when operat-
ing equipment. If proper footing is not
observed by doing such things as over-
reaching, serious injury may occur.
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TOOL MAINTENANCE
It is important to keep tools clean
and in good working order. This will
result in optimal performance of the
machine. Always follow the main-
tenance instructions for proper tool
maintenance.
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DISCONNECT TOOLS.
It is important to disconnect the power
toolbefore servicing the equipment.
This should be done when changing
accessories on the machine, changing
blades and for other such things.
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REDUCING ACCIDENTAL STARTING
OF MACHINE
It is important to be sure that the switch
is in the OFF position before you plug
the machine into an electrical outlet.
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EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES.
It is important that you refer to the