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WARNING:
• Never saw several workpieces at the same time.
• Make sure the sawn-off piece of wood can be removed from the side, away from the saw blade.
If not, it may catch on the blade and fling out.
• Switch off the saw immediately and unplug the power cord if there is a problem during the work.
Check, and have the saw repaired if necessary before using it again.
• Always switch off the saw before rectifying problems.
• Never try to remove splinters, pieces of wood or jammed workpieces when the saw blade
is rotating.
• When possible, use clamps or a vice to properly secure the workpiece. This is safer than holding
the workpiece in one hand.
• Do not place your hands where they might suddenly slip and come into contact with the blade.
• Always keep the workpiece firmly held against the baseplate and the fence guide, for example by
using clamps, to prevent the workpiece from turning or twisting.
• Secure round workpieces such as dowels etc. with suitable devices, for example by using clamps.
NOTE: It is possible to combine cross-cutting and mitre sawing, see Technical data for
different combinations.
ADJUSTMENT FOR MITRE SAWING
1.
Loosen the front lock knob.
2.
Turn the saw table so that the pointer points at the required angle in the horizontal plane.
3.
Tighten the lock knob.
