Operation
9. Subsequently turn all switches / knobs (advance direction, advance speed, blade speed, water supply and start-
ing switch) back the “Neutral” or “Zero” position and then press the Output Stop switch.
10. If necessary, fit a larger diameter saw blade (max. 48
/ 1200 mm dia.) and repeat the procedure.
Guidelines and guide values
1. The initial or guide cut
The initial cut is also known as the guide cut. This cut should always be made with the saw arm in the trailing
position. Depending on the material being cut (hard, soft or masonry) the guide cut should be made to a depth
of between 1.5
and 2
(4 and 5 cm). The guide cut should always be made at reduced power (e.g. 60%). This
prevents the blade wandering off course and ensures a straight cut.
5.4
5cm
2”
ll.
lll.
l.
max.
Ø
24” 9”
32” 13”
42” 18”
48” 21”
max.
Ø
600mm 23cm
800mm 33cm
1000mm
43cm
1200mm 53cm
+ 10-15cm
+ 4- 6”
+10-15cm
+ 4- 6”
357877 / 11.2008
max. Start ø 800mm / 32”
2. Subsequent cuts
After the guide cut has been made, sawing can continue with the saw arm in either the trailing position (pulling
the blade) or leading position (pushing the blade). The depth of subsequent cuts again depends greatly on
the material, but may be between 4
and 6
(10 and 15 cm). These cuts can be made at full (100%) power.
Remaining cutting distances with the DS TS20-E saw head
5.5
A
S
S [inch]
A [inch]
∅
26
∅
30
∅
32
∅
36
∅
42
∅
48
9
7.21
5.54
5.03
4.28
3.53
3.02
12
11.80
9.53
7.60
6.01
5.04
15
14.54
9.73
7.83
18
17.28
11.91
21
20.03
26
Printed: 08.07.2013 | Doc-Nr: PUB / 5069686 / 000 / 01