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Instruction manual
be done in order to draw out the saw blade (10) freely.
[F1]
4. Replace the saw blade (10). When mounting the
cutting blade (10) please make sure that the diameter of
the seat bore matches the diameter of the ridge on the
inner flange (20).
5. Return the movable safety guard (11) into the
home position: teeth of the safety blade (10) must be
completely encased into the movable safety guard (11).
6. Mount the outer flange (13) (the groove on the outer
flange (13) must be set towards the cutting blade) and,
while holding it with the pin-spanner (18), tighten the
saw blade fixing bolt (12) with the help of the spanner
(18).
[F2]
DUST EXTRACTION
Dust extraction prevents large accumulations
of dust, high concentrations of dust in the
ambient air and facilitates disposal.
For long periods of working with wood or for commercial
use on materials that produce dust that is detrimental
to health, the machine is to be connected to a suitable
external dust extraction device.
SWITCHING ON / OFF [F3]
Switching On
To switch the machine «on»
, keep the lock-off button
(16) depressed and press the on/off switch (3).
Switching Off
To switch the machine «off»
, release the on/off switch
(3).
OPERATING INSTRUCTION
∙
Make sure that the workpiece is clamped securely.
Please be sure that the workpiece is positioned face
down, as the lower edge will be thus processed more
accurately.
∙
The tool has to be switched on before saw blade
(10) touches the working piece. Do not apply too much
force: cutting operations are not fast. Excessive force
applied will not accelerate the job, and will result in the
tool overload.
∙
Hold the power tool with both hands by both
handles, as it will provide for the required control of the
tool.
∙
Cut marks indicate the position of the saw blade
(10) while carrying out vertical cuts as, well as cuts at
45°. It is advisable to carry out a trial cut to eliminate
errors in the course of the operation.
[F4]
Setting the cutting depth
The power tool design enables the stepless cutting
depth adjustment. An accurate cut can be achieved, if
the saw blade (10) overhangs the material by about 3
mm.
1. Loosen the clamping screw of the cutting depth
ruler (17).
2. Set the desired cutting depth in accordance with
the reading on the cutting depth ruler (2).
Tighten the clamping screw of the cutting depth ruler
(17).
[F5]
Adjusting the cutting angle [F6]
The power tool design enables the stepless cutting
angle adjustment within the range from 0° to 45°.
1. Loosen the wing screw for angle adjustment (8)
and the clamping screw of the base plate (19).
2.
Set the desired cutting angle in accordance with
the reading on the case inclination ruler (6).
3. Tighten the clamping screws (8) and the clamping
screw of the base plate/guide plate (19).
4. Increase or decrease the cutting depth by raise or
lower the base plate (9), if necessary.
Cutting with the aid of the parallel guide
The parallel guide (14) enables cutting along the existing
straight edge of the workpiece, as well as cutting the
bars of equal width.
1. Loosen the clamping screw of the parallel guide (7).
2.
Set the desired cutting width in accordance with the
reading on the parallel stop scale (14).
Tighten the clamping screw of the parallel guide (7).
[F7]
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
CAUTION! Before any work on the
machine itself, pull the mains plug.
∙
Always keep the tool and the ventilation slots (if
present) cleaned. Regular cleaning and maintenance of
the appliance will ensure efficiency and prolong the life
of your tool.
∙
If the tool should fail despite the rigorous
manufacturing and testing procedures, the repair should
be carried out by an authorized IVT customer service.
∙
Keep all nuts, bolts, and screws tight, to be sure the
tool is in safe working condition.
∙
Replace worn or damaged parts for safety.
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