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INSERTING THE CARRIAGE SLIDE

IMPORTANT: If for any reason (transit damage, 
unpacking error, operator mistake, etc.) the 
locating lugs at the tip of the carriage slide 
arms have been ‘tripped’, the sliding carriage 
cannot be fitted into the bevel neck or onto the 
cutting head. 
The locating lugs (Fig.11) must be reset, if 
either or both have been ‘tripped’ prematurely.

RESETTING THE LOCATING LUGS

•  Gently push the protruding lug into the  

Carriage arm.

•  Gently ease the locating lug deployment plunger 

forward by using a flat bladed screwdriver (not 
supplied) as a lever. 

(Fig. 12)

The carriage slides two 

(2)

 arms should be inserted 

through the two linear bearings contained within 
the bevel neck.
The carriage slide should be inserted from the back 
ensuring that the ‘Evolution’ logo is the correct way 
up.

 (Fig. 9)

•  Slide the sliding carriage arms through 

the bevel neck for approximately half of  
their length.

•  Screw the carriage slide locking screw into the 

threaded hole above the right hand arm of the 
carriage slide. 

(Fig. 10)

Note: 

Ensure that the anti-vibration spring is fitted 

underneath the hand knob before fitting the 
locking screw into its service position.

•  Tighten the locking screw to lock the sliding 

carriage into the desired position.

ATTACHING THE CUTTING HEAD

•  Align the cutting head with the two 

(2)

 sliding 

carriage arms. 

(Fig. 13a)

•  Push the cutting head onto the Carriage arms 

firmly until the ‘click’ of the Locating Lugs 
deploying is heard. 

(Fig. 13b) 

Note:

 The deployed locating lugs must be fully 

visible when viewed from the side of the cutting 
head.

 (Figs. 14a, 14b, 14c)

The Locating Lugs are coloured green to make 
identification easy. 

FITTING THE SLIDE RAIL COVER:
Note:

 Make sure the cutting head is in the down 

right position before proceeding.
•  Remove Slide Locking Screw and spring  

(Fig. 15)

.

•  With the saw’s Cutting Head facing towards you, 

align the Slide Rail Cover’s cut out channel over 
the right rail.

•  Insert the single tab into the recess between the 

two rails on the rear of the Cutting Head.

•  Lower the Slide Rail Cover onto the rails 

and click the two rear tabs into place on 
the rear Carry Handle.

•  Re-fit the Slide Locking Screw and spring.

THE MACHINE TABLE EXTENSIONS (Fig. 16)
Note:

 Two 

(2)

 machine table extension pieces are 

provided with this machine. They are ‘handed’, one 
being for the right hand side, and one for the left 
hand side.

TO FIT THE TABLE EXTENSIONS:

•  Carefully examine the table extension pieces to 

determine which is for the right hand side and 
which is for the left hand side.

•  Remove the socket headed screws 

(Fig. 17)

 from 

the table using the hex key provided.

•  Position the relevant Extension piece onto the 

table and secure it into its service position using 
the socket headed screws.

•  Repeat for the second Extension piece.

ROUTING THE POWER CABLE
WARNING: This machine is equipped with a 
mains cable and a moulded plug which satisfies 
the regulations of the receiving country. This 
cable and plug, if damaged, should only be 
replaced with genuine Evolution replacement 
parts and be fitted by a competent technician.

•  Ensure that the cutting head is in the  

down position.

•  Ensure that the carriage slide is in its most 

forward position and locked.

 (Fig. 18)

From the motor the mains cable should be routed 

through the front cable guide and then be routed 
rearwards 

(Fig. 19).

The cable should be inserted into the rear 
cable guide/clamp. Ensure the Cable Grip 
Component is inside the cable guide when the 
cable passes through.

(7.1) 

ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION

WARNING: Always disconnect the saw 
from the power source before making any 
adjustments.

Some minor assembly is required to 
commission this machine. 
By assembling this machine the owner/
operator will gain valuable insight into its 
many advanced features. This should enable 
the operator to exploit the machines full 
potential once it is commissioned.

Note: 

Study the diagrams showing the 

assembled machine. You will gain valuable 
insight which will help you with the  
assembly process.

TOOLS NEEDED  

FOR ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS

Hex Key – Supplied and located in a dedicated 
storage position on the machine. 

(Fig. 1)

Flat Bladed Screwdriver – Not supplied.
10mm Spanner – Not supplied.
5mm Allen Key – Not supplied.

Note: 

The assembly process is a ‘one  

time assembly’.

Once assembly is successfully completed no 
attempt to disassemble the machine should 
be made. 
The blade and some other smaller parts also 
need to be fitted by the owner/operator.

Note: 

A safety check must be carried out 

once assembly is completed and before the 
machine is used - see page 34.

WARNING: Do not under any circumstances 
plug the cutting head into the power supply 
and try to use it as a hand held circular saw.

KNOW THE PARTS

There are four 

(4)

 main parts to be assembled 

(including the blade), and two 

(2)

 other smaller 

parts to be connected. Additionally the blade 
(supplied) will need to be fitted.

•  The rotary base and bevel neck

 (Fig. 2)

•  The carriage slides

 (Fig. 3)

•  The cutting head (In The ‘locked down Position 

as Removed from the Packaging) 

(Fig. 4) 

•  The Blade

 (Fig. 5)

Note: 

The Blade should be the last part to be fitted. 

It must only be fitted after the assemble process is 
completed and the machine has been subjected to 
the Assembly Safety Checks - see page 34.

THE MITRE LOCKING KNOB

 

(Fig. 6)

The threaded spigot of the Mitre Locking Knob 
slides through a hole in the front of the Mitre 
Locking Handle

 (Fig. 7)

 and then screws into an 

internally threaded boss located in the base of  
the machine.

THE BEVEL NECK
Note: 

The bevel neck is supplied fitted to the 

Rotary table. The bevel neck should be adjusted to 
the 0˚ position.
•  Slacken the Bevel Locking screw using the Bevel 

Locking Handle.

 (Fig. 8) 

•  Rotate the bevel neck to the vertical position so 

that it rests against the 0 degree stop.

•  Tighten the Bevel Locking Handle.

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Page 17: ...rs die Hilfe eines Arbeitskollegen oder eines S gepferds usw berlegen Ausl seschalter und lassen Sie das S geblatt die volle Geschwindigkeit erreichen Den Verriegelungsausl ser des unteren Klingenschu...

Page 18: ...h rde oder H ndler nach einer Recycling Beratung SICHERHEITSKONTROLLEN W HREND DER MONTAGE TEIL KONDITION JA Gleitschienen Eingef gt durch den Kegelhals und verbunden mit dem Schneidkopf Lokalisierung...

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Page 20: ...dad 44 Equipo de protecci n individual EPI 46 Funcionamiento seguro 46 Realizar cortes de manera correcta y segura 47 Instrucciones adicionales de seguridad 47 Primeros pasos 48 Desembalaje 48 N de se...

Page 21: ...oxidable USO PROHIBIDO DE ESTA HERRAMIENTA EL CTRICA ADVERTENCIA Este producto es una sierra ingletadora deslizante multimaterial y solo se debe usar como tal No debe ser modificada de ninguna manera...

Page 22: ...Cuando trabaje con una herramienta el ctrica en exteriores use un alargador adecuado para uso en exteriores El uso de un cable adecuado para uso en exteriores reduce el riesgo de descarga el ctrica e...

Page 23: ...ante ni detr s de la hoja de la sierra Es muy peligroso sujetar la pieza de trabajo con las manos cruzadas es decir sujetar la pieza de trabajo a la derecha de la hoja de la sierra con la mano izquier...

Page 24: ...jo y la zona del suelo libres de restos incluyendo serr n virutas y recortes Compruebe y aseg rese siempre de que la velocidad marcada en la hoja de la sierra por lo menos sea igual a la velocidad sin...

Page 25: ...na y los accesorios se deben devolver juntos en su embalaje original a su distribuidor No tire el embalaje gu rdelo durante todo el per odo de garant a Deseche el embalaje de forma respetuosa con el m...

Page 26: ...3 ADAPTADOR DEL PUERTO DE POLVO 24 MORDAZA DE SUJECI N DE 3 PIEZAS 25 MORDAZA DELANTERA 26 GATILLO INTERRUPTOR ON OFF 27 INTERRUPTOR ON OFF DE LA GU A L SER 28 PUERTO DE EXTRACCI N DE POLVO 29 CABLE 3...

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Page 29: ...51 Fig 50 Fig 43 Fig 52 Fig 47 No Hands Zone Zona de peligro Fig 55 Fig 45 R255SMS 2pc Mordaza R255SMS 3pc Mordaza Fig 42 Fig 46 1 Perno de cabeza hexagonal 2 Arandela el stica 3 Arandela plana 4 Base...

Page 30: ...A INSTALAR LAS EXTENSIONES DE MESA Examine con cuidado las piezas de la extensi n de mesa para determinar cu l es para el lado derecho y cu l para el izquierdo Use los tornillos de cabeza hueca propor...

Page 31: ...s anteriores hasta que se logre la alineaci n angular correcta Apriete la tuerca de seguridad del ajuste del ngulo del bisel de forma segura enchufe solo se deben sustituir con piezas de repuesto aut...

Page 32: ...o l ser a ninguna superficie reflectante brillante ya que el rayo l ser se podr a reflejar hacia el operario No cambie la unidad l ser por ning n otro tipo Ajuste del puntero del bisel de 0 Nota el op...

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Page 34: ...del mango del inglete cuando se alcance el ngulo la parte delantera de la base de la sierra Hay orificios para la mordaza situados a la izquierda y a la derecha de la base Fig 46 INSTRUCCIONES DE FUNC...

Page 35: ...bloqueo del inglete incluso cuando se ha seleccionado un tope positivo y la palanca de bloqueo del tope positivo est bien engranada CORTE DE BISEL MEDIANTE INCLINACI N DE LA CABEZA DE CORTE Se hace u...

Page 36: ...otras piezas de la m quina Gire la hoja a mano se recomienda llevar guantes al hacerlo pero no cuando se usa la sierra en funcionamiento Compruebe que la hoja gira con suavidad sin ruidos inusuales y...

Page 37: ...rit particuli res 78 quipement de protection individuel EPI 80 Utilisation en toute s curit 80 R aliser des d coupes correctement et en toute s curit 81 Conseils de s curit suppl mentaires 81 Prise en...

Page 38: ...is s Pour d couper de l acier inoxydable nous recommandons l utilisation des lames Evolution sp ciales acier inoxydable USAGES PROSCRITS POUR CET OUTIL LECTRIQUE AVERTISSEMENT Ce produit est une scie...

Page 39: ...ion N utilisez jamais le cordon d alimentation pour transporter l outil et ne d branchez jamais l appareil en tirant sur le cordon Gardez le cordon l cart de la chaleur de l huile des objets tranchant...

Page 40: ...ce soit Les pi ces usiner non maintenues ou mobiles risquent d tre projet es grande vitesse et d entra ner des blessures d Poussez la scie dans la pi ce usiner Ne tirez pas la scie dans la pi ce usine...

Page 41: ...verrouill es Soulevez la machine en attrapant les c t s ext rieurs de la base deux mains s il s agit d une scie onglets coulissante transportez la l aide des poign es fournies Vous ne devez en aucun c...

Page 42: ...urnis de l emballage V rifiez soigneusement que la machine est en bonne condition et que vous disposez de tous les accessoires list s dans ce manuel Assurez vous que tous les accessoires sont complets...

Page 43: ...EUR D ASPIRATION DE POUSSI RE 24 PINCE DE VERROUILLAGE 3 PI CES 25 PINCE AVANT 26 INTERRUPTEUR G CHETTE MARCHE ARR T 27 INTERRUPTEUR MARCHE ARR T DU GUIDE LASER 28 PORT D ASPIRATION DES POUSSI RES 29...

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Page 47: ...une est con ue pour le c t droit l autre pour le c t gauche POUR INS RER LES EXTENSIONS DE LA TABLE Contr lez minutieusement les pi ces d extension de la table pour d terminer laquelle va droite et l...

Page 48: ...l angle l aide de l querre R p tez les tapes pr c dentes jusqu ce que l angle soit correctement align Serrez bien le boulon de verrouillage de r glage de l angle du biseau moul e conformes aux r gleme...

Page 49: ...ger vers les yeux ou un objet diff rent de la pi ce usiner Assurez vous toujours que le faisceau laser est dirig vers la pi ce usiner uniquement lorsqu elle est situ e sur la table de la scie onglets...

Page 50: ...dans la position souhait e Ajustez la pince en utilisant la vis papillon et le volant afin qu elle maintienne de mani re s curis e la pi ce usiner sur la table de la scie Ne dirigez jamais le faiscea...

Page 51: ...me de chariot coulissant Desserrez le bouton de verrouillage de la poign e de l onglet Fig 56 en le tournant dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d une montre Tirez le levier de verrouillage de la but e...

Page 52: ...ycler lorsque les infrastructures le permettent Contactez votre municipalit ou votre revendeur pour des conseils sur le recyclage Remarque Un rapporteur est int gr dans la base de la machine pour faci...

Page 53: ...e ne sont en contact avec aucune autre pi ce de la machine Faites tourner la lame la main nous vous conseillons de porter des gants lors de cette tape mais pas lorsque vous utilisez r ellement la mach...

Page 54: ...della lama 114 Indicazioni sanitarie 114 Dispositivi di protezione individuale DPI 114 Funzionamento in sicurezza 115 Effettuare tagli in maniera corretta e sicura 115 Indicazioni supplementari di sic...

Page 55: ...cata o utilizzata per alimentare altro apparecchio o manovrare un qualunque accessorio differente da quelli identificati nel presente manuale di istruzioni 1 13 ATTENZIONE Il presente prodotto non pro...

Page 56: ...ta in contatto con una messa a terra c Non esporre utensili elettrici alla pioggia o al rischio di bagnarsi L ingresso di acqua in un utensile elettrico aumenta il rischio di folgorazione d Non sottop...

Page 57: ...lit che la lama esca superiormente dal pezzo in lavorazione scagliando violentemente l unit di taglio contro l operatore NOTA La precedente avvertenza non deve essere presa in considerazione per le tr...

Page 58: ...ssario indossare guanti quando si maneggiano lame o materiali grezzi necessario indossare guanti resistenti al calore quando si maneggiano materiali che potrebbero essere surriscaldati Si raccomanda c...

Page 59: ...estensione su ogni lato Bloccare il banco in posizione utilizzando la vite di bloccaggio Avvolgere il cavo attorno alla sua guida dedicata 4 1 INFORMAZIONI INTRODUTTIVE DISIMBALLAGGIO ATTENZIONE A cau...

Page 60: ...uida morsetto del cavo di alimentazione Tappo a vite autofilettante Viti a brugola Componente morsetto cavo Tappo lente laser Ferma cavo a doppia estremit Maniglia da trasporto Battuta superiore Adatt...

Page 61: ...A 3 PEZZI 25 MORSETTO ANTERIORE 26 PULSANTE DI AZIONAMENTO ON OFF 27 INTERRUTTORE ON OFF GUIDA LASER 28 ATTACCO PER ASPIRAZIONE POLVERE 29 CAVO 30 PERNO DI BLOCCAGGIO DELLA TESTA DA TAGLIO 31 CARRELL...

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Page 63: ...0 Fig 23 Fig 28a Fig 28b Fig 28c Fig 29 Fig 30 Fig 31 Fig 24 Fig 32 Fig 27 Fig 25 Fig 26 Fig 39 Fig 22 Fig 21 ALLOGGIAMENTO LUNGO MORSETTO R255SMS ALLOGGIAMENTO LUNGO MORSETTO R255SMS 124 125 www evol...

Page 64: ...g 55 Fig 45 R255SMS Morsetto a 2 pezzi R255SMS Morsetto a 3 pezzi Fig 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Bullone a testa esagonale 2 Rondella a molla 3 Rondella piatta 4 Base troncatrice 5 Banco da lavoro 6 Ronde...

Page 65: ...Inserire la linguetta unica nel vano tra le due guide sul lato posteriore della testa da taglio Abbassare la copertura della guida a scorrimento sulle guide e innestare in posizione le due linguette...

Page 66: ...one INSERIRE LE ESTENSIONI DEL BANCO Esaminare con attenzione le estensioni del banco per identificare quale sia quella di destra e quale quella di sinistra Rimuovere le viti a brugola Fig 17 dal banc...

Page 67: ...fici riflettenti ad esempio legno naturale o materiali opachi Allentare la maniglia di blocco smusso e inclinare a sinistra la testa da taglio Allentare il controdado sulla vite di regolazione dell an...

Page 68: ...Non sostituire in alcuna circostanza il modulo laser con un tipo diverso o con una classe di laser differente La riparazione del modulo laser deve essere effettuata esclusivamente da Evolution Power...

Page 69: ...o il retro PER USO PORTATILE Montare la sega su un pezzo di compensato o di MDF di spessore 18mm dimensioni minime raccomandate 800 mm x 500 mm usando dei sistemi di bloccaggio adeguati non in dotazio...

Page 70: ...rello a scorrimento Avvertenza Un bloccaggio sicuro fornito a 33 9 dell angolo di smusso Esso pu essere raggiunto mettendo in funzione spingendo verso l interno il perno di smusso a 33 9 Fig 59 Di nor...

Page 71: ...e inserendo oggetti appuntiti nelle aperture della struttura dell apparecchio ecc Le prese di areazione devono essere pulite tramite getti di aria compressa Un numero eccessivo di scintille pu indicar...

Page 72: ...iarazione laddove applicabile soddisfa le disposizioni pertinenti della normativa relativa ai requisiti essenziali di sicurezza e tutela della salute EHSRs Le Direttive oggetto della presente dichiara...

Page 73: ...pecific Safety Instructions 149 Blade Safety 151 Health Advice 151 Personal Protective Equipment PPE 151 Safe Operation 152 Perform Cuts Correctly Safely 152 Additional Safety Advice 152 Getting Start...

Page 74: ...nded for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning th...

Page 75: ...ewhenoperatingapowertool Do notuseapowertoolwhileyouaretiredorunder theinfluenceofdrugs alcoholormedication A momentofinattentionwhileoperatingpowertools mayresultinseriouspersonalinjury b Usepersonal...

Page 76: ...or the workpiece to shift during the cutting operation pulling you and the helper into the spinning blade n The cut off piece must not be jammed or pressed by any means against the spinning saw blade...

Page 77: ...n serious personal injury 3 9 ADDITIONAL SAFETY ADVICE CARRYING YOUR MITRE SAW WARNING When using electric tools basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric...

Page 78: ...e 052 0001 052 0002 052 0003 052 0001A 052 0002A 052 0003A 052 0011 Machine Table Extensions Double Ended Hex Key M6 M5 Rotary Table And Neck Cutting Head Carriage Slides Mitre Locking Knob Mains Cabl...

Page 79: ...NT CLAMP 26 ON OFF TRIGGER SWITCH 27 LASER GUIDE ON OFF SWITCH 28 DUST EXTRACTION PORT 29 CABLE 30 CUTTING HEAD LOCKING PIN 31 REAR SLIDING CARRIAGE 32 CABLE GUIDE CLAMP 33 33 9 BEVEL PIN 34 BEVEL LOC...

Page 80: ...g 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 12 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Fig 2 Fig 3 R255SMS Handle R255SMS Handle Fig 13a Fig 13b Fig 15 Fig 16 Fig 17 Fig 18 Fig 19 CLICK Fig 14c Fig 14a Fig 14b Fig 20 Fig 11 17 www evolutio...

Page 81: ...37 Fig 33 Fig 40 Fig 23 Fig 28a Fig 28b Fig 28c Fig 29 Fig 30 Fig 31 Fig 24 Fig 32 Fig 27 Fig 25 Fig 26 Fig 39 Fig 22 Fig 21 FIT LONG CLAMP FIT LONG CLAMP R255SMS R255SMS 18 19 www evolutionpowertools...

Page 82: ...ig 47 No Hands Zone Danger Zone Fig 55 Fig 45 R255SMS 2pc Clamp R255SMS 3pc Clamp Fig 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Hex headed bolt 2 Spring washer 3 Flat washer 4 Mitre saw base 5 Workbench 6 Flat washer 7...

Page 83: ...cable and a moulded plug which satisfies the regulations of the receiving country This cable and plug if damaged should only be replaced with genuine Evolution replacement parts and be fitted by a co...

Page 84: ...angular alignment is achieved Tighten the adjustment screw locknut securely once alignment is achieved This guide clamp should then be fastened to the rear sliding carriage cross piece right hand sid...

Page 85: ...ble Stop when the projected laser line and pencil line on the work piece match exactly Tighten the mitre lock handle to lock the rotary table in place MACHINE FENCE ALIGNMENT The Fence must be aligned...

Page 86: ...motor Press the switch to start the motor Release the switch to turn off the motor Secure the work piece with a hold down clamp Recheck the alignment When satisfied that alignment is accurate proceed...

Page 87: ...on a secure stationary work surface and check the saw over carefully Check particularly the operation of all the machines safety features before attempting to operate the machine PREPARING TO MAKE A...

Page 88: ...ag over the dust extraction port ensuring that the spring clip grips the port holding the Dust Bag securely in place Fig 64 Note For operational efficiency empty the Dust Bag when it becomes 2 3 full...

Page 89: ...sfully deployed Mitre Handle Locking Knob Installed into mitre handle rotary table Slide Carriage locking screw Inserted into the threaded hole in the bevel neck Anti vibration spring fitted beneath t...

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