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Use
7.
Feed the workpiece evenly past the saw blade, keeping your fingers balled
into a fist.
8.
Pull the workpiece a few millimetres away from the saw blade and pull the
crosscut fence back into the starting position.
2.3.8
Covered cuts (Sägeboy auxiliary fence)
1
2
3
Fig. 28: Covered cuts
1 Riving knife
2 Sägeboy auxiliary fence (accessory)
3 Template (mounted to the workpiece)
WARNING
Lack of protection when performing covered cuts
Severe injury caused by contact with a rotating saw blade.
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Use overhead saw guard or "Sägeboy" auxiliary fence (acces-
sory art. no. 01.0.022).
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Do not pull the rip fence plate (guide) back.
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Do not remove the riving knife.
The offcut strip falls off on the right side of the circular saw. Because of the high
risk of kickback, use a push stick to push the workpiece forward.
1.
Take note of general procedures for permitted working methods.
2.
Remove circular saw guards.
3.
Adjust riving knife: When carrying out covered cuts, the highest point of the
riving knife must be 0-2 mm below the highest point of the saw blade.
4.
Adjust the rip fence so that the edge of the saw blade is flush with the
Sägeboy guide rail.
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The Sägeboy guide rail also serves as a fence for sawing with templates.
5.
On machines with sliding table:
Lock the sliding table into the centre position.
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