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No. Description

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No. Description

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81

Slide bar clamp

4

DDCTS12081

82

Left guard

1

DDCTS12082

83

Screw

1

DDCTS12083

84

Handle 2

1

DDCTS12084

85

Handle 1

1

DDCTS12085

86

Handle cover

1

DDCTS12086

87

Hand wheel B

1

DDCTS12087

88

Hand wheel A

1

DDCTS12088

89

Screw

1

DDCTS12089

90

Indicator

1

DDCTS12090

91

Front table

1

DDCTS12091

92

Rock

1

DDCTS12092

93

Nut

3

DDCTS12093

94

Protection plate

1

DDCTS12094

95

Torque spring

1

DDCTS12095

96

Small plate

1

DDCTS12096

97

Big washer

1

DDCTS12097

98

Riving knife bracket

1

DDCTS12098

99

Retaining ring

1

DDCTS12099

100

Lower Blade Guard A

1

DDCTS12100

101

Shaft assy

1

DDCTS12101

102

Blade

1

DDCTS12102

103

Nut

1

DDCTS12103

103

Lower Blade Guard B

1

DDCTS12104

105

Blade flange

1

DDCTS12105

106

Bolt

1

DDCTS12106

107

Big washer

1

DDCTS12107

108

Riving knife clamp

1

DDCTS12108

109

Screw

4

DDCTS12109

110

Spring washer

4

DDCTS12110

111

Flat washer

4

DDCTS12111

112

Riving knife bracket

1

DDCTS12112

113

Nut

5

DDCTS12113

114

Screw

4

DDCTS12114

115

Bearing

2

DDCTS12115

116

Retain ring

1

DDCTS12116

117

Screw

4

DDCTS12117

118

Spring washer

4

DDCTS12118

119

Support bar

1

DDCTS12119

120

Screw

2

DDCTS12120

121

Threaded spindle

2

DDCTS12121

122

Bolt

2

DDCTS12122

123

Spring

2

DDCTS12123

124

Gear

1

DDCTS12124

125

Belt

1

DDCTS12125

126

Drive wheel

1

DDCTS12126

127

Clamp 2

1

DDCTS12127

128

Spring

4

DDCTS12128

129

Motor assy

1

DDCTS12129

130

Bolt

2

DDCTS12130

131

Screw

1

DDCTS12131

132

Big washer

7

DDCTS12132

133

Screw

1

DDCTS12133

134

Drive wheel

1

DDCTS12134

135

Motor Bracket

1

DDCTS12135

136

Guide Bracket

1

DDCTS12136

137

Threaded bar

1

DDCTS12137

138

Pin

1

DDCTS12138

139

Clamping bracket

1

DDCTS12139

140

Drive shaft assy

1

DDCTS12140

141

Bolt

1

DDCTS12141

142

Washer

1

DDCTS12142

143

Locking handle

1

DDCTS12143

144

Pin

1

DDCTS12144

145

Sleeve

1

DDCTS12145

146

Slide block

3

DDCTS12146

147

Spring

8

DDCTS12147

148

Rip fence Slide

1

DDCTS12148

149

Spring

1

DDCTS12149

150

Scale

1

DDCTS12150

151

Flat washer

7

DDCTS12151

152

Bracket assy

1

DDCTS12152

153

Spring

4

DDCTS12153

154

Washer

1

DDCTS12154

154

Spindle retaining ring

1

DDCTS12155

156

Blade fixing knob

2

DDCTS12156

157

Motor switch

1

DDCTS12157

Summary of Contents for Contractor CTS12

Page 1: ...0207 Part Number 6500750 Operating Maintenance Instructions 10 TABLE SAW Model CTS12 10 TABLE SAW Model CTS12...

Page 2: ...ely up to a maximum thickness of 75mm For correct operation it must be fixed and operated as laid down in this manual Restrictions of use This saw is NOT suitable for cutting Timber greater than 75mm...

Page 3: ...been abused in any way or not used for the purpose for which it was intended or to have been tampered with in any way The reason for return must be clearly stated This guarantee does not affect your s...

Page 4: ...halation of harmful dust CONNECT DUST EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT Always connect a suitable vacuum cleaner attachment PROTECT YOUR EARS Hearing protection should be worn when using this tool DO NOT ABUSE THE...

Page 5: ...meets the requirements on page 2 Do not use High Speed Steel HSS blades Use only saw blades for which the maximum possible speed is not less than the maximum spindle speed no load speed of the table...

Page 6: ...ect from the mains supply before attempting to free the blade RIPPING When ripping or bevel ripping always use the rip fence together with the push stick Never make these cuts freehand The blade could...

Page 7: ...ay past the saw blade ALWAYS avoid awkward operations and hand positions where a sudden slip could cause your hand to move into the blade PERMANENTLY mount your table saw before performing any cutting...

Page 8: ...to the mains supply via a Residual Current Device RCD IMPORTANT If this appliance is fitted with a plug which is moulded onto the electric cable i e non re wireable please note 1 The plug must be thro...

Page 9: ...9 FEATURES Fig 1 To transport the the machine turn the assembly on its side resting on the table wheels then collapse the legs The Handle may now be used to move the table saw as required...

Page 10: ...front panel 7 The Rip Fence is for use when rip cutting timber It locates on the front rail and can be easily moved or locked in place by pushing the locking handle down 8 The Blade Guard protects the...

Page 11: ...on table brackets x 2 5 Cross cut extension tables x 2 6 Table saw stand x 1 7 Wheels for stand x 2 8 Blade guard x 1 9 Rip fence x 1 10 Mitre gauge x 1 11 Push stick x 1 12 Dust extraction hose x 1 1...

Page 12: ...amps 2 Slide the extension table into the two holes on the side of the table saw 3 Secure each extension table by tightening up the extension table clamps B PUSH STICK STORAGE 1 Store the Push Stick i...

Page 13: ...ll times If at any time it becomes misaligned it must be straightened before the table saw is used 5 When satisfied tighten the riving knife securing bolt before replacing the Table Insert D FITTING T...

Page 14: ...the rip fence to the table 2 Pull the slide bar out slightly and slide the fence B behind the slide bar as shown 3 Tighten the securing knobs C to lock the fence to the handle assembly Note TheripFen...

Page 15: ...he front pair of legs down and out as shown until they click into place 3 Repeat the process with the second pair of legs 4 The stand should appear as shown in Fig 12 5 Place table saw on the stand al...

Page 16: ...n the front of the table saw 1 Plug the mains plug into the mains supply 2 Connect a vacuum cleaner nozzle to the dust outlet at the rear of the table saw 3 Press the Green button of the switch marked...

Page 17: ...HE POWER SOURCE WHILST COOLING DOWN TAKES PLACE THIS PREVENTS ACCIDENTAL STARTING WHEN THE RESET BUTTON IS PUSHED AS THE NO VOLT RELEASE WILL NOT HAVE TRIPPED ADJUSTMENTS Fig 14 CHANGING THE BLADE HEI...

Page 18: ...at 90O you should check the gauge as follows 1 Loosen the lock knob and using a set square as shown set the slide bar at 90O to the body 2 Tighten the Lock knob and re check with the square to ensure...

Page 19: ...d From this point on take great care not to damage your hands on the saw blade teeth 3 Switch the laser guide on 4 Carefully grip the end bezel on the laser guide and turn it until the beam is paralle...

Page 20: ...use it will interfere with the guard It is therefore necessary to use an auxiliary fence and push block as shown in fig 15 2 Attach auxiliary fence to rip fence with two G clamps as shown in fig 24 3...

Page 21: ...19mm hardwood Fasten together with glue and wood screws Dimensions are shown in Fig 28 NOTE The Push Block is used with the Auxiliary Fence the 120mm dimensions must be identical on both the pieces CR...

Page 22: ...at may become trapped inside the blade guard while the saw is running Turn the saw off Once the blade has stopped turning lift the guard and remove the trapped piece with a stick 12 If the workpiece i...

Page 23: ...crosscutting except that the wood is also cut at an angle other than 90 degrees with the flat side of the wood Adjust the blade to the desired height and angle Use the mitre gauge in the right hand gr...

Page 24: ...ist for part numbers Replace the blade when teeth become damaged or dull WARNING TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY ALWAYS DISCONNECT PLUG FROM POWER SOURCE BEFORE CHANGING BLADES TAKE GREAT CARE WHEN HANDLIN...

Page 25: ...ndicated in Fig 35 as required checking the blade angle using a set square and protractor as necessary 5 When completely satisfied ensure the stops are properly locked then replace the bottom grille R...

Page 26: ...ng 5 Clean table with turpentine and erratic feed steel wool and apply wax Material kicked back 1 Rip fence out of alignment 1 Align rip fence with blade from blade slot 2 Riving knife not aligned wit...

Page 27: ...2036 37 Special nut 2 DDCTS12037 38 Wheel 2 DDCTS12038 39 Wheel bracket 2 DDCTS12039 40 Flat washer 12 DDCTS12040 41 Hex bolt 2 DDCTS12041 42 Hex bolt 1 DDCTS12042 43 Left stand assy 1 DDCTS12043 44 F...

Page 28: ...4 Screw 4 DDCTS12114 115 Bearing 2 DDCTS12115 116 Retain ring 1 DDCTS12116 117 Screw 4 DDCTS12117 118 Spring washer 4 DDCTS12118 119 Support bar 1 DDCTS12119 120 Screw 2 DDCTS12120 121 Threaded spindl...

Page 29: ...29 PARTS DIAGRAM Fig 37...

Page 30: ...nearest dealer or CLARKE International on one of the following numbers PARTS SERVICE TEL 020 8988 7400 PARTS SERVICE FAX 020 8558 3622 or e mail as follows PARTS Parts clarkeinternational com SERVICE...

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