Operation
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Using the cutting depth adjustment (if equipped)
Cutting depth of the blade can be adjusted for
maximum blade performance. To reduce blade body
drag and maximize blade life, it is recommended to
adjust the cutting depth so that the teeth of the blade
are just visible inside the pipe.
Cutting depth adjustment is also needed to achieve the
correct chamfer dimensions when using the Cut+Bevel
diamond disc on cast iron pipes.
When adjusting the cutting depth, it is recommended to
start the adjustment from a higher setting. Make the
initial setting of cutting depth by turning the adjustment
wheel.
For higher setting (smaller cutting depth) turn the
adjustment wheel counter-clockwise (FIGURE P / 1).
For lower setting (deeper cutting depth) turn the
adjustment wheel clockwise (FIGURE P / 2).
After the initial setting of cutting depth, start piercing
the pipe wall until the motor unit locks in cutting
position (FIGURE Q). Then it is easy to make the final
adjustments by turning the adjustment wheel to
required direction.
When finalizing the adjustment for the Cut+Bevel
Diamond disc chamfer dimension, push the saw
forwards to make the cutting result visible (FIGURE R).
Make the final adjustments based on the visible cutting
result.
Once the adjustment is finalized and no further
adjustments are made, the same setting is held, and it
is valid for next pipes with the same dimensions.
FIGURE P
FIGURE Q
FIGURE R
Summary of Contents for PipeCut 220 Pro Series
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