longitudinal limit stop to zero on the limit stop guide rail scale and then set the limit stop with the guide rail
precisely with respect to the saw blade. Secure the adjustment with the left hexagonal socket screw (Fig. 8). (This
procedure should be repeated each time the saw blade is replaced.)
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Use the right guide notch as an optical reference to check that the longitudinal limit stop setting is parallel. (Fig. 9)
& (Fig. 10). Then longitudinal limit stop can be moved or turned for flat work pieces by loosening the lower M8
clamp screw in the limit stop holder. (Fig. 11) & (Fig. 12).
The longitudinal limit stop can be used on the left or the right side of the saw blade.
NOTE:
Regularly check that the longitudinal limit stop is parallel to ensure perfect cutting.
Fig.11
Fig. 12
Ad ju s tin g th e c u ttin g h e ig h t
Adjust the height with the hand wheel (Fig. 13)
Select a cutting height such that the saw blade teeth still protrude from the work piece to be processed.
(Fig.14)
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Ad ju s tin g th e P ivo t
Release the lock knob A (Fig.15). The saw blade can be lowered by up to 45º by applying pressure to the
hand wheel B (Fig.15). The height can then be adjusted as the pressure on the hand wheel is removed.
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HM-TS250
250MM CIRCULAR SAWBENCH
VER 07-07-2013