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1.
Swing the saw head upwards and lock
into place with the locking bolt (Fig. 4.2).
2. Insert a hex wrench into the clamp bolt
holding the circular saw disc and unscrew
it.
3. Remove the clamp bolt, outer flange and
washer.
4. Fully raise the safety guard and remove
the circular saw disc
5. Install the new a circular saw disc. Make sure that the arrow on is
pointing in the same direction as the arrow on the lower guard.
a. The circular saw disc arbor may not match the circular saw
disc's spindle. Install a reducer ring in the circular saw disc.
The ring must be snug to eliminate any 'play' in the saw blade
when installed. Add another bushing ring into the tool-side
flange if there is a depression. This will prevent the reducing
ring from slipping out during use.
6. Reinstall the outer flange and washer and tighten the clamp bolt.
7.
Turn the circular saw disc by hand to ensure that it turns freely and
smoothly.
The blade should not shake or wobble after it has been installed, and
there should be no gaps between the blade and the flange.
ALIGN THE SAW BLADE
Check the saw head alignment with an angle or engineering square
after installing the saw blade to make sure you have a true 90° angle.
1.
Lower the saw head and secure in place
with the locking bolt (Fig. 4-2).
2. Place the square's stock on the mitre
table and the blade against the saw
blade, between the teeth.
3. Loosen the lower lock nut (Fig. 5-1).
4. Adjust the lower bolt (Fig. 5-1) with a hex
wrench until the saw is flush against the square's blade. Move the
square and check against the other side.
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
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