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ON/OFF SWITCH (Fig.3)
The cut-off saw is provided with an ON/OFF switch that is located on the handle of the machine.
To start the saw, push button A first, then push button B. To stop it, release button B.
VICE (Fig.4)
You can rapidly and easily block the piece through the vice as explained below:
1. Raise the part (
A
) that frees the threaded pin (
C
).
2. Extract the screw (
C
) with the handle (
D
) enough for placing the workpiece in the opening
of the clamp and against the fixed jaw. NOTICE: when the half nut (
A
) is raised the pin
(
C
) is free and it is not necessary to screw it to move it, it is enough to pull it or push it.
3. Make the moving jaw come into contact with the workpiece by pushing the handle (
D
)
inside.
4. Put the part (
A
) in its initial position, and through the handle (
D
), screw it to properly block
the workpiece in the vice.
ANGLE CUT (Fig.5 - 6)
1. Loosen the two hexagonal screws (
G
) and turn the back fixed jaw (
H
) according to the
desired angle (from 0 to 45°). Then tighten the two hexagonal screws (
G
). The front part
of the vice (
F
) will turn and will automatically align with the workpiece during the blocking
of the workpiece.
2. The following figure illustrates the workpiece blocked in the vice for a typical operation of
angle cut.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE LOWERING OF THE DISC (Fig.7)
You can use the screw (
A
) for lowering the abrasive disc. To adjust it you must loosen the nut
(
B
), tighten or loosen the screw (
A
) clockwise or anti-clockwise according to your needs and
then block the counter-nut again (
B
).
You must carry out this adjustment to adapt cutting capacity to the consumption of the disc and
when assembling a new disc, in order to avoid cutting the base.
TRANSPORT HANDLE (Fig.8)
To transport the tool, you must block the head down through the locking pin 10, then use the
handle illustrated in the picture to lift it and move it.
CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS
