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left until it coincides at 45°.
•
Place the 45° stop angle (b) between the saw
blade (5) and the rotary table (8).
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Slacken the counter nut (30) and adjust the
setting screw (19) until the angle between the
saw (5) and the rotary table (8) equals exactly
45°.
•
No stop angle included.
6. Operation
6.1 Crosscut 90° and turntable 0° (Fig. 1)
•
Press the main switch (3) to turn on the saw.
•
Important. Place the material for sawing firmly
on the machine surface, to prevent it from
moving during the sawing process.
•
After switching on the saw, wait for the blade
(5) to reach its maximum speed.
•
Press the release lever (1) sideways and,
using the handle (2), apply steady and light
downward pressure to move the machine
head through the workpiece.
•
When the cut is completed, return the machi-
ne to its top parking position and let go of the
On/Off switch.
•
Caution! A return spring causes the machine
head to rise automatically at the end of the
cut. Do not let go of the handle (2) as soon as
the cut is completed but steady the machine
head and allow it to rise slowly.
6.2 90° cross-cuts and 0°-45° rotary table
(Fig. 10)
The crosscut saw can be used to make right and
left angular cuts of 0°- 45° in relation to the stop
rail.
•
Lift the machine head (4) to its top position.
•
Release the turntable (8) by slackening the
locking grip (10).
•
Using the handle (2), set the turntable (8) to
the desired angle, i.e. the marking on the turn-
table must coincide with the desired angular
setting (17) on the stationary base plate (9).
•
Re-tighten the locking handle (10) in order to
fix the rotary table (8) in position.
•
Make the cut as described in Section 6.1).
6.3 Mitre cuts 0°-45° and rotary table 0°
(Fig. 8/11)
The crosscut saw can be used to make miter cuts
of 0° - 45° in relation to the work face.
•
Lift the machine head (4) to its top position.
•
Fix the rotary table (8) in 0° position.
•
Undo the tightening screw (12) and use the
handle (2) to tilt the machine head (4) to the
left until the pointer (11) coincides with the
required angle value (15).
•
Re-tighten the locking nut (12) and make the
cut as described in Section 6.1).
6.4 Mitre cuts 0°-45° and rotary table 0°-45°
(Fig. 8/13)
The crosscut saw can be used to make miter cuts
to the left of 0°- 45° in relation to the work face
and, at the same time, 0° - 45° in relation to the
stop rail (double miter cut).
•
Lift the machine head (4) to its top position.
•
Release the turntable (8) by slackening the
locking grip (10).
•
Adjust the rotary table (8) by its handle (2) to
the required angle (see also Section 6.2).
•
Retighten the tightening screw (10) in order to
secure the turntable in place.
•
Undo the tightening screw (12) and use the
handle (2) to tilt the machine head (4) to the
left until it coincides with the required angle
value (in this connection see also section
6.3).
•
Screw the tightening screw (12) back down
again.
6.5 Sawdust bag (Fig. 2)
The saw is equipped with a debris bag (14) for
sawdust and chips.
The debris bag (14) can be emptied by means of
a zipper at the bottom.
6.6 Replacing the saw blade (Fig. 1-6)
•
Before changing the saw blade: Remove the
power plug!
•
Wear work gloves to prevent injury when
changing the saw blade.
•
Swing the machine head upwards (4).
•
Undo the screw (z) on the cover plate (f) of
the saw blade.
•
Pull back the adjustable blade guard (6) and
at the same time turn the cover plate to achie-
ve access to the flange bolt.
•
Press the saw shaft lock (13) with one hand
while positioning the hexagon key (d) on the
flange bolt (31) with the other hand. The saw
shaft lock (13) engages after no more than
one rotation.
•
Now, using a little more force, slacken the
flange screw (31) in the clockwise direction.
•
Turn the flange screw (31) right out and remo-
ve the external flange (32).
•
Take the blade (5) off the inner flange and pull
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