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General notes and information
− Use a dust extractor if possible. If this is not possible, it is recommended that you
connect the enclosed dust collection bag
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− Make sure the work area is adequately ventilated.
− Wear a protective breathing mask (filter class P2).
− Observe the regulations in your country that apply to the materials you intend to
work on.
Connecting the dust extractor
The saw can be connected to a dust extraction device (not included in the pack
contents). The dust extraction device must be suitable for the material being
processed.
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− Attach the extraction hose to
the chip suction nozzle
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.
Connect the extraction hose to
the dust extraction device.
Adjustments
WARNING!
Risk of injury:
Accidentally starting the saw may result in severe injury inflicted by the saw blade.
• Before making any adjustments or performing maintenance, always pull the
mains plug out of the socket.
If the mitre or bevel cuts are not precise, the following fine adjustments may offer relief.
Adjusting the saw blade to the tabletop
With the help of a 90° angle or an adjustable angle metre set to 45°, the saw head can
be adjusted to the corresponding 0° and 45° positions.
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