Mitre Saw
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Using the Auxiliary Fence
The auxiliary fence provides support for taller workpieces. The
two halves of the fence can be pushed towards or away from the
blade or be removed completely. Making beveled cuts requires
the auxiliary fence to be moved away from the blade area.
To move the auxiliary fence, lift the locking lever, slide the fence,
then lower the locking lever.
To remove the auxiliary fence, lower the limit screw by turning it clockwise, then slide the fence out
of the retaining slot.
Setting the Depth Limit
The depth limit is used for making partial cuts that do not cut all the way through the workpiece.
When the depth limit is engaged, the sawblade’s vertical travel is limited from going below the
preset height.
The height is easily adjustable by turning the depth limit knob. Turning the knob clockwise ¼-turn
raises the sawblade by approximately 1mm, and turning it counterclockwise lowers the sawblade.
To engage the depth limit, pull the knob forward. To disengage the depth limit, push the knob back.
Housekeeping 1010 (Small) & 1400 (Large)
It’s important that once you have finished your operation, you clean the tool sufficiently and
replace all the components to the designated storage space. If you are unsure where items live,
please speak with a technician.
Do Not
leave them out or place them randomly in the Makerspace
cupboards.
To reduce the risk of electrocution or other personal injury, always unplug the tool from the power
supply outlet before performing any maintenance or cleaning work on the tool.
