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Cutting the workpiece: 

1.

Hold workpiece against the fence. 

2.

Push the safety lock to the side and
press and hold the ON/OFF switch. 

3.

Slowly swing the sawhead fully
down, holding the handle firmly.
When sawing, exert only moderate
pressure to keep the motor speed
from dropping too much. 

4.

For wider workpieces pull the saw-
head forward (towards the opera-
tor). 

 

5.

Cut workpiece in a single pass. 

6.

Release the ON/OFF switch and let
the sawhead slowly return to its
upper starting position. 

8.2

Mitre cuts 

3

Note: 

A mitre cut cuts the workpiece at

an angle against the rear guide edge. 

 

Maximum workpiece cross section
(dimensions in mm): 

Starting position:

Sawhead fully raised. 

Cutting depth limiter set to maxi-
mum depth of cut. 

Motorhead in vertical (90

°

) position,

bevel tilt locking lever tightened. 

Hinged fence on top of the fence
and secured. 

Track arm not extended. 

Locking screw of the track arm loos-
ened. 

Cutting the workpiece: 

1.

Loosen the locking screw 

(47)

 of the

rotating table 

(46)

2.

Set to desired angle. 

3

Note:

 

The rotating table engages at

positive stops at the 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30°,
45°, and 60° position. 

3.

Tighten the rotating table's locking
screw. 

4.

Cut workpiece as detailed under
"Standard cross cuts". 

8.3

Bevel cuts

3

Note: 

A bevel cut cuts the workpiece at

an angle other than 90° against its sur-
face. 

Maximum workpiece cross section
(dimensions in mm): 

 

Starting position:

Sawhead fully raised. 

Cutting depth limiter set to maxi-
mum depth of cut. 

Rotating table in 0

°

 position, the

locking screw of the rotating table is
tightened. 

Track arm not extended. 

Locking screw of the track arm loos-
ened. 

Cutting the workpiece: 

1.

If the sawhead is to be tilted
between 22.5 ° and 48° to the right,
swing the hinged fence down. 

2.

Loosen the ratchet lock lever 

(48)

for sawhead tilt at the rear of the
saw. 

 

3.

Tilt the motorhead slowly into the
desired position. 

1

2

60° - 0°

0° - 50°

Rotating tabl

p

o

sition

Width 

approx.

Height 

approx.

15° 275 

81 

22.5° 260 

81 

30° 245 

81 

45° 200 

81 

50° 180 

81 

60° 

right 

140 81 

46

47

Width 

approx. 

Height 

approx. 

Motor hea

d incli

nation

 

22.5° 

left 

285 70 

22.5 ° 

right 

285 65 

45 ° 

left 

285 50 

45 ° 

right 

285

25 

48 ° 

left 

285 45 

48 ° 

right 

285 20 

48

Summary of Contents for KGS 303

Page 1: ...115 168 6660 3003 1 2 KGS 303 Betriebsanleitung 3 Operating Instruction 16 Instructions d utilisation 28 Manuale d istruzioni 41 A0246IVZ fm ...

Page 2: ...de que este produto está de acordo com as seguintes normas de acordo com as directrizes dos regulamentos Vi försäkrar på eget ansvar att denna produkt överensstämmer med följande standarder enligt bestämmelserna i direktiven FIN SUOMI NO NORGE VAATIMUKSENMUKAISUUSVAKUUTUS SAMSVARSERKLÆRING Vakuutamme että tämä tuote vastaa seuraavia normeja on direktiivien määräysten mukainen Vi erklærer under ege...

Page 3: ...sport locking pin 8 Cutting depth limiter 9 Sawhead tilt locking lever 10 Hinged fence 11 Rotating table 12 Table insert 13 Rotating table locking screw 14 Saw base 15 Fence 16 Retractable blade guard 17 Saw blade lock 18 Safety lock 19 Sawhead 20 Dust spout adaptor for connection of dust collector Tools 21 Allen key 6 mm Machine documents Operating instructions Spare parts list XA0040E2 fm Operat...

Page 4: ...mbered Instructions which can be carried out in any sequence are indicated by a bullet Listings are indicated by an En Dash 3 1 Specified conditions of use This saw is intended for cross cuts bevel cuts mitre cuts and compound mitre cuts of strips profiled ledges etc Grooving is also possible as well Only such materials suitable for cutting by the saw blade fitted may be cut see Tech nical specifi...

Page 5: ...of the above are attached A Hazard generated by insuffi cient personal protection gear Wear hearing protection Wear safety glasses Wear dust mask Wear suitable work clothes Wear non slip shoes A Risk of injury by inhaled wood dust Dust of certain timber species e g beech oak ash can cause cancer when inhaled Work only with a suit able dust collector attached to the saw The dust collector must comp...

Page 6: ...ts tilted position 3 Put nut 34 into the hole on the underside of the rubber foot 4 Put hexagon socket screw 31 from the top through the machine s foot Put a washer 32 on the screw and screw the rubber foot 33 with the fitted nut 34 on 5 Tighten rubber foot hand tight only To do so hold the screw with the Allen key to counter 6 Tighten the screw with the Allen key hand tight 7 Place tool on a suit...

Page 7: ...ocking screw 39 can be turned by 50 to the left and 60 to the right The rotating table engages at positive stops at the 0 15 22 5 30 45 and 60 position A Caution In order to prevent the mitre angle from changing during cutting the rotating table s locking screw must be tightened also when engaged at the positive stops Push pull action The track arm permits the cutting of workpieces having a larger...

Page 8: ...er supply cable so it does not interfere with the work and is not damaged Protect power supply cable from heat aggressive liquids and sharp edges Use only rubber jacketed exten sion cables of sufficient lead cross section 3 x 1 5 mm2 Do not pull on power supply cable to unplug A Danger Before starting any work check to see that the safety devices are in proper working order Use personal protection...

Page 9: ... the rotating table 46 2 Set to desired angle 3 Note The rotating table engages at positive stops at the 0 15 22 5 30 45 and 60 position 3 Tighten the rotating table s locking screw 4 Cut workpiece as detailed under Standard cross cuts 8 3 Bevel cuts 3 Note A bevel cut cuts the workpiece at an angle other than 90 against its sur face Maximum workpiece cross section dimensions in mm Starting positi...

Page 10: ...ng with locking nut 2 Hold workpiece against the fence 3 Note For the groove to be cut at the desired depth across the whole work piece width a suitable spacer strip needs to be placed between workpiece and fence 3 Push the safety lock to the side and press and hold the ON OFF switch 4 Slowly swing the sawhead fully down holding the handle firmly When sawing exert only moderate pressure to prevent...

Page 11: ...peration 8 Put outer blade flange 52 on the two flanks must fit over the flats of the saw spindle 9 Screw on the arbor bolt 51 left handed thread and tighten with the Allen key fingertight To arrest the saw blade use the saw blade lock 50 A Danger Do not extend arbor bolt tighten ing wrench Do not tighten arbor bolt by hit ting the assembly wrench 10 Check function To do so lower the sawhead The r...

Page 12: ... Note The track arm holder engages at positive stops at the 0 22 5 and 45 position 9 5 Machine cleaning Remove chips and saw dust with brush or vacuum cleaner from setting devices operating elements motor vent slots space below table insert 9 6 Machine storage A Danger Store the saw in such way that it can not be started by unauthor ized persons Make sure that nobody can get injured by the stored ...

Page 13: ...hese instructions are printed on paper produced with elemental chlorine free bleaching process In this section problems and faults are described which you may remove your self If the measures detailed here do not solve the problem see under Repairs A Danger Many accidents happen partic ularly in connection with problems and faults Therefore please note Always unplug before servicing Check that all...

Page 14: ...0 20 43 5 550 740 20 This machine is specially designed for the high momentary loads of crosscutting The motor reaches the stated power of 1800 watts at S6 20 5 min intermittent periodic duty type with starting This means that this saw can be operated for 1 minute at full load rating 1800 watts within a 5 minute operating period The motor has to deliver these 1800 watts only under extreme load con...

Page 15: ...091 005 7553 D 091 005 7537 E 091 005 7545 F 091 005 7529 G 091 003 0973 H 091 003 1058 I 091 003 0981 J 091 003 1040 HW 250 x 2 8 2 0 x 30 24 W HW 250 x 2 4 1 8 x 30 48 W HW 250 x 2 4 1 8 x 30 60 W HW 250 x 2 8 2 0 x 30 80 TF U3a0246 fm ...

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