Cuz-D 8.5 User Manual Download Page 18

5)

Place the blade 

arbor cap 

flush against the arbor and

insert the blade 

arbor bolt. 

While pressing the blade locking

button tighten the arbor bolt finger tight. Then tighten the

arbor bolt 1 /8 {45

°

) with a wrench.

6) Reconnect dust cover assembly, ensuring that the locking

mechanism is reset to the locked position (figure Ba).

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

Depth Adjustment 

Disconnect tool from power source. 

Raise the depth lever 

located between upper guard and handle.  Lift or lower the 

handle until desired depth is reached, hold the back center of 

base plate for better control. Push depth lever down to 

tighten at desired depth. There are notches indicating 

standard depth of cuts. 

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Figures 7 2a and b. Adjust depth by locating and activating release (between 

blade housing and motor by rear handle), move body of saw until angle 

provides ideal depth of blade. Quadrant  gauge would be hidden by dust cover 

so it has been removed in this image. Once set to proper depth, reset release. 

Check your depth; for minimum splintering no more than one 

tooth lengthshould extend below the material. 

Bevel Adjustment 

Disconnect ttie tool from power source. 

The base plate can be 

adjusted up to 65

° 

maximum and -5

° 

minimum. The bevel 

adjustment lever is located at the front of the saw. To set, loosen 

the bevel adjustment lever, align to desired angle, and then 

tighten the bevel adjustment lever. There are larger notches on 

the slide adjuster to indicate standard angles used. Using higher 

angle adjustments decreases base plate stability and increases 

thelikelihood of binding. Ensure the work piece is properly 

secured and base plate is firmly set on work piece. 

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Summary of Contents for 8.5

Page 1: ...Straight Flush Saw User s Manual Model 8 5 OPERATING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT READ BEFORE USING CuzD INDUSTRIES Keep current on safety information at www straightflushsaw com...

Page 2: ...information and other tips and tricks for using this power tool Power saws by their nature can be dangerous always use proper safety gear and do not allow the saw blade to contact your skin or clothin...

Page 3: ...on and related warnings 9 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 10 STRAIGHT FLUSH SAW SAFETYPRECAUTIONS COMMON PROCEDURES 11 Lower Guard Assembly Dust Cover Assembly 12 TriggerActuatedLower Guard 13 Base Extension P...

Page 4: ...wear eye protection SpecificPPE such as dust mask non slip safety shoes hard hat hearing protection and appropriate 9l ves can be worn to reduce the possibility of personal mJury Prevent unintentional...

Page 5: ...tching outlets will reduce the risk of electrical shock Do not expose power tools to moisture or rainy conditions Exposing the power tool to water will increase the risk of electric shock When using a...

Page 6: ...in the hands of unfamiliar users Before making any adjustments changi ssories or storing power tools disconnect the plug m the power source or remove battery pack Preventive safety measures reduce th...

Page 7: ...repair technician for repairs and routine maintenance A WARNING Construction environment dust created by sawing power sanding and grinding drilling and other construction related activities contains...

Page 8: ...power source can then enter the components of the power tool and shock the operator Work pieces should never be held by the operator during cutting Use a secure platform to secure the work piece It is...

Page 9: ...d or incorrect procedures and conditions By taking some precautions kickback can be avoided Maintain a firm grip with both hands on the saw and position you va11d urns in a way that allows you to resi...

Page 10: ...before making any cut If the adjustment shifts during operation it may cause kickback or loss of control Avoid unnecessary or excessive cut depth settings Excessive blade exposure increases the possib...

Page 11: ...ETY PRECAUTIONS AND COMMON PROCEDURES A WARNING The saw must be disconnected from the power source before any adjustments are made to the configuration Accidental motor activation may occur during adj...

Page 12: ...f the dust cover is connected to the lower guard assembly section These two are held in place by magnetic to lock the two in synchronistic movement Should damage to either side of the lower guard asse...

Page 13: ...ompound cuts and cuts requiring zero clearance The lower guard should automatically retract with all other cuts as the blade enters the material The trigger actuated lower guard is designed to keep ha...

Page 14: ...to the forward position covering the blade If the lower guard or trigger actuator doesn t function properly if there is binding or the guard doesn t move freely do not use the saw and have it serviced...

Page 15: ...plate push up on the front pin Any unexpected mechanical shifts during cutting could result in loss of control Rotating Handle Pull release pin to rotate handle Figure 6 Handle releasing for rotation...

Page 16: ...ust related hazards and should only be removed temporarily for zero clearance cuts To remove unlock the catch by rotating it until arrow points to the unlocked symbol as indicated below Disconnect mag...

Page 17: ...c Arbor without blade lower guard spring to upper left of arbor bolt and replaced blade Blade must be securely fitted to arbor Lock blade and turn counter clockwise to seat arbor and secure blade 3 N...

Page 18: ...b Adjust depth by locating and activating release between blade housing and motor byrear handle move body ofsaw until angle provides ideal depth ofblade Quadrant gauge would be hidden by dust cover s...

Page 19: ...ide Line The guide line is located on the top of the front dust cover to help make straight standard cuts When the dust cover is removed for cuts requiring zero clearance press the saw flush against t...

Page 20: ...your body as clothes or other obstructions may cause the lower guard to open exposing more blade In order to resume an interrupted cut squeeze the trigger and allow the blade to reach full speed and s...

Page 21: ...Large Sheets Large sheets and long boards will sag or bend without proper support Place support under the material close to the area being cut Set the proper depth so the blade doesn t cut the workben...

Page 22: ...ing a straight piece of lumber to the sheet will function as an adequate guide The cut will be 6 from the rip board guide Use the right side of the base plate against the guide board Zero Clearance Cu...

Page 23: ...to avoid exposure to hazardous conditions Be aware of the existence of blade exposure as blade exposure varies with each task A DANGER Always ensure that the saw operator stands to the right of the s...

Page 24: ...e worm gear rotating the blade should show signs of oil bathing the gears If not fill to the appropriate level Note the correct amount of oil is 30cc 2cc Never overfill the gearbox When adding or chan...

Page 25: ...s and solvents will damage plastic parts Examples are chlorinated cleaning solvents carbon tetrachloride gasoline ammonia and other household cleaning products containing ammonia Clean tool after abra...

Page 26: ...e brushes Disconnect from the power source Locate and unscrew the brush caps on the motor housing and lift the brushes out Clean with a clean cloth or compressed air Replace the brushes to original po...

Page 27: ...laced by authorized repair shop 5 Trigger does not turn tool on 5 Have switch replaced by authorized repair shop BLADE DOES NOT COME UP TO SPEED POTENTIAL CAUSE 1 Wrong extension cord too light or too...

Page 28: ...blade lubricate and clean pulley if damaged send to qualified repair shop 3 Remove blade set pulley back in groove and tighten if damaged send to qualified repair shop STALLING MOTOR WHEN RIPPING BLAD...

Page 29: ...090331 000 Arbor bearing bracket None 12 043711 000 0 ring Black 13 320392 000 Worm gear None 14 130358 000 Spindle lock collar None 15 030106 002 Ball bearing 16 006721 100 Wave washer Black 17 0124...

Page 30: ...ing rust proofing 40 174318 000 Washer rust proofing 41 361255 902 Lock pin Phosphate 42 043312 000 O ring Black 43 002603 702 Cap Nyloc screw Phosphate 44 924387 000 Hook assembly 44 1 251255 615 Car...

Page 31: ...0 Magnet 52 280262 000 Lower guard spring Rust proof 53 048902 703 Cap nylockscrew add lock washer Phosphate 54 029202 701 Round head sockenylockscrewadd washer Phosphate 55 000104 814 Cap screw Phosp...

Page 32: ...nge Phosphate 76 3 174333 905 Depth lock plate Galvanized 77 003307 002 Round head phillip screw None 78 042005 000 Desiccant 79 002002 704 Round head Phillip Nyloc screw Phosphate 80 001201 709 Round...

Page 33: ...251241 615 Bend relief Black 100 174332 904 Scale pointer bracket e coating Black 101 174367 904 Bevel plate e coating Black 102 006003 036 Flat washer Phosphate 103 174353 000 washer None 104 924446...

Page 34: ...washer Phosphate 118 381343 902 Front deck release screw Phosphate 119 120005 481 Foot base Powder coating 120 041303 059 Saw bag 124 550001 638 Manual 127 006501 300 Star washer Phosphate 128 008317...

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Page 40: ...l be the repair or replacement of parts without charge which are defective in material or workmanship and which have not been misused carelessly handled improperly repaired by persons other than selle...

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