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SELECTING THE CORRECT TIPPED SAW BLADE FOR DIFFERENT MATERIALS

In order to get the best performance from your metal cutter, it is important to select the correct type
of tipped saw blade for the type of material to cut.
Please use the blades best suited for cutting different thickness of different materials as shown below.

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Most suitable

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Suitable

Blades for cutting
soft steel materials

Blades for cutting
thin, soft steel
materials

Blade for cutting
aluminum sash
materials.

Tipped saw

blade type

Blades for cutting
stainless steel/ soft
steel materials

Outer diameter 185mm

Outer diameter: 185mm Outer diameter: 185mm Outer diameter: 180mm

Number of teeth: 38

Number of teeth: 48

Number of teeth: 60

Number of teeth: 48

Selecting the best blade by type of material to be cut

9.

Check to see whether the protective cover moves.
CAUTION

Do not fasten the protective cover permanently
in one position. Make sure that it can move
smoothly. Leaving the tipped saw blade
exposed can result in accidents.

The protective cover is used to prevent the body
of the user from coming into contact with tipped
saw blade. Be sure that the protective cover can
be moved into place and is covering the blade.
If for any reason, the protective cover will not
move into position to cover the blade, discontinue
the use of the metal cutter. Please contact an
Authorized Hitachi Service Center for repair.

10.

Making adjustments before using the metal cutter

(1)

Adjusting the cutting depth (Fig. 2)
CAUTION

If the cutting depth lever is not firmly tightened,
accidents may result. After adjusting the
cutting depth, make sure to tighten the cutting
depth lever firmly.

Loosen the lever and move the base, then you
can adjust the depth of cutting.

(2)

Attaching and adjusting the guide (Fig. 3)
Loosen the wing bolt and slide the guide into the
slot at the base. Move the guide left or right to
adjust the location of the cut to be made. After
adjusting the quide, fix it firmly in place by
tightening the wing bolt.

11.

Check to see that the brake is functioning properly
This metal cutter is designed so that when the
switch is turned off, the brake automatically
functions. If for any reason the brake fails to
operate, please contact an Authorized Hitachi
Service Center for repair.
CAUTION
The metal cutter will recoil when the brake
operates.
This can cause the operator to drop the metal
cutter, resulting in accidents.

12.

Check the power plug
If the power plug is loose or pulls out easily from
the socket, call your local electric repair service
and have the connection repaired.

Material T (mm)

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Lip channels

Light U channels

Steel base support
forms

T

T

T

T

T

Steel plate

T

Square pipe

T

T

T

Round pipe

Structural use, wiring

conduit use, pressure use

Angle forms

1.6 

 3.2

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1.6 

 2.3

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¡X

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3.2

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¡X

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0.5 

 0.8

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¡X

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3

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¡X

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 6

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¡X

¡X

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 6

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¡X

¡X

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1.2 

 2.3

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¡X

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3.2 

 3.5

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¡‡

¡X

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1.2 

 2.8

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¡X

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3.2 

 3.5

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¡‡

¡X

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¡X

¡X

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¡X

2

¡X

¡X

¡X

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2

¡X

¡X

¡X

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Stainless

plate

Aluminum

sashes

Stainless

pipe (round)

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Page 4: ...s bits and cutters 16 Remove adjusting keys and wrenches Form the habit of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from the tool before turning it on 17 Avoid unintentional starting Do not carry a plugged in tool with a finger on the switch Ensure switch is off when plugging in 18 Use outdoor extension leads When tool is used outdoors use only extension cords intended for outd...

Page 5: ...ht without cord 4 4 kg SPECIFICATIONS and repair 11 If the metal cutter is accidentally dropped or bumped carefully examine the frame tipped saw etc to see that there are no cracks deformation or any other damage 12 Make sure that material to be cut is firmly fixed in place 13 Keep flaminable and easily damaged objects away when cutting metal 14 Do not use the metal cutter to cut hard metal materi...

Page 6: ...jects from the bottom of the work piece being cut Therefore the material should be placed on a work bench when cutting In addition care should be taken to see that the tipped saw blade and protective cover do not come into contact with the surface below the work piece e g the surface of the work bench or the ground floor etc To make sure that this does not happen the work piece material to be cut ...

Page 7: ...tachi Service Center for repair 10 Making adjustments before using the metal cutter 1 Adjusting the cutting depth Fig 2 CAUTION If the cutting depth lever is not firmly tightened accidents may result After adjusting the cutting depth make sure to tighten the cutting depth lever firmly Loosen the lever and move the base then you can adjust the depth of cutting 2 Attaching and adjusting the guide Fi...

Page 8: ... blade to touch the material turn on the power switch When the blade has attained its maximum speed push the metal cutter slowly forward and maintain the same speed until the cut is completed To keep the cut clean push the saw forward at the same speed 3 The slit in the base indicats the position of the edge of the blade at further end of the cut This is useful when cutting the work piece to a mid...

Page 9: ...f a dull saw blade will cause motor malfunctioning and degraded efficiently replace with a new one without delay when abrasion is noted 2 Inspecting the mounting screws Regularly inspect all mounting screws and ensure that they are properly tightened Should any of the screws be loose retighten them immediately Failure to do so could result in serious hazard 3 Maintenance of the motor The motor uni...

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