Fox F36-521, User Manual

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Cross cutting means cutting perpendicularly to wood fibres’ direction. To cross cut, use the
goniometer at 0°. Before using it, be sure that it is locked on the desired angle.
This guide can be used on one of workbench’s grooves.
For angle cut, adjust the cutting angle of the goniometer by loosening and tightening the screw,
and press the workpiece against it. Use the goniometer on the side on which it does not risk to
interfere with the protective cap.
Angle cut is a cross cut with the blade inclined at a certain angle. Adjust the saw blade on the
desired angle. Use the goniometer in one of the grooves in order that it does not interfere with
the protective cap.
Composed cut is a combination between an angle and a mitre cut. The cut is carried out at an
angle different from 90° both on workbench’s surface and on the workpiece’s length.
You must always use the pusher if your hands are less that 125 mm far from the saw blade.
The pusher is a safety device that allows you to keep your hands and fingers far from the saw
blade. By holding the pusher and leaning its rabbet on workpiece’s edge, you can push the
workpiece trough the blade, while keeping the hands away from the dangerous area of the
blade. It is easy to create a pusher with a wood piece, it is important tough that the width is less
wide than the width of the workpiece and that it is as long as the one include in the package.
To trim pieces which are less than 150 mm wide, use the rip fence only on the left of the blade
and use the pole to push the piece until it is completely cut.
CROSS CUT
ANGLE CROSS CUT
ANGLE CUT
COMPOSED CUT
USE OF THE PUSHER
ANGLE TRIMMING