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5.1

Maintenance

5.1

CLEANING AND LUBRICATION

It is good practice to keep a dust sheet over the cutter if it is not to be used for extended
periods. In any event regularly clean it with a dry cloth, to remove any stubborn stains
use a cloth dampened with a little water/detergent.  

Should the cutting head slideway require lubrication use a silicon spray or impregnated
sponge.

CUTTING HEAD BEARINGS

The bearings that control the sliding motion of the cutting head are manufactured from a
high grade polymer and under normal use will last for an extremely long time.  As they
settle into position you may find a slight amount of side play, this can be removed by
tightening the two adjustment screws:

Place the long end of the 2mm Allen key provided into any of the two screws 

 

and very

gradually tighten it with one hand whilst moving the cutting head up and down the cutter
bar with the other. Once you feel the sliding motion start to tighten undo the screw the
smallest amount so the cutting head just slides easily.

Repeat this on the other screw, further finer adjustment on each screw may be needed to
achieve an easy sliding movement with zero side play.

Please note!

Do not use oil or spirits to lubricate or clean the cutter, some of 

the plastic components and bearings may be damaged.

 

KEENCUT Limited  E-mail: [email protected]

KEENCUT Limited accepts no liability if the product is not assembled and used in the correct way.

Summary of Contents for Sabre 2 Series

Page 1: ...of many years of valuable service In order to obtain maximum benefit from your machine please read these instructions carefully For advice and assistance or replacement parts please contact your distr...

Page 2: ...3 Inserting the GRAPHIK Blade and setting the Depth 4 Operation 4 1 Cutting Scoring hard plastics Cutting PVC foamboards 4 2 The Aluminium Squaring Arm Optional 4 3 Using the Rotary Cutter Optional 4...

Page 3: ...n induce a twist in the Cutter Bar resulting in a bowed cut SAFETY The blade must be removed before moving cleaning or lifting the cutter Only lift or move the Cutter using the Base Plate and keep upr...

Page 4: ...blade available through your distributor or Keencut Consideration should be given to the toughness of the board being cut and the maximum depth of cut it is recommended that heavy materials such as P...

Page 5: ...e blade has been removed or guarded dependant on type Loosen both of the small knurled knobs by about two turns raise the blade holder to align the knobs with holes in the blade holder then pull towar...

Page 6: ...f the clamping plate particularly around the magnet before fitting the new blade The blade can be positioned on the clamping plate either way round enabling the blade to cut either left to right or ri...

Page 7: ...e edge of a bench use hand and eye protection The back edge of the GRAPHIK blade can be used as a scoring blade position the plastic sheet in the cutter and draw the blade backwards across the surface...

Page 8: ...using a piece of paper or card cut at 90 as shown To fix the scales in the correct position place a piece of card on the Squaring Arm and slide the measuring stop to the back corner then fasten it in...

Page 9: ...lastic guard with the left hand release hole and fit remove the blade holder in the normal way USING THE ROTARY BLADE CUTTER Position the material to be cut on the cutting mat in the machine and lower...

Page 10: ...entre boss be extremely careful the point of a pencil can be used to help push the boss free of the blade Ensure there is no debris attached to the magnetic boss or any of the other components reverse...

Page 11: ...t amount of side play this can be removed by tightening the two adjustment screws Place the long end of the 2mm Allen key provided into any of the two screws and very gradually tighten it with one han...

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