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PowerBlade

Cable Cutter

Rugged metal housing

Replaceable hardened
steel blades ensure
consistent cuts and long-
term durability

Contour blade
design minimizes
cable distortion

Durable
gears

Protective
shield

Ergonomically designed, textured
Santoprene

® 

non-slip grip

Adjustable torque
arm holds drill in
place

Accepts almost any
cordless or corded drill

Cable Cutter Assembly:

35-078

Drill Specifications:

Any drill 12V or larger that accepts 

3

8

9

drive shaft

Cutting Capacity:

750 MCM Hard Drawn Copper 

and up to 2

9

O.D. Aluminum

RPM Specifications:

Maximum of 2000 RPM

Optimal RPM: 1500

Specifications

Operating Precautions

1.

Do not drop or abuse the unit.

2.

Do not disassemble, repair or modify the assembly, except to 

replace parts as shown on page 3.

3.

Do not expose the unit to water or solvents.

4.

Do not cut cables larger than those listed in the specifications.

5.

Set drill to 1500 RPM for best performance. Cutting large cable at 

high RPM will damage gears!

6.

Do not use tool in the rain to prevent blade wear and malfunction.

7.

Store cutter in case provided, in a dry, secure area.

8.

We strongly recommend using a reversible drill to enable backing

out of a cut when necessary.

Do not cut steel, ACSR or any other
materials containing steel or damage
to blades will result.

Each unit is tested before shipment.
Copper residue on blades may remain
from the initial quality inspection test cut.

#35-078

Use and Care Manual

WARNINGS

1.

Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.

2.

Keep out of reach of children.

3.

Always wear safety glasses when using this tool.

4.

Do not use on live circuits. Always disconnect power before 

using this tool.

5.

Keep hands away from blades while operating unit.

6.

Never operate tool without torque arm installed.

7.

Blade is sharp; contact with blade can result in serious personal injury.

8.

Disconnect drill from power source before servicing. Always remove drill

from unit before attempting to change blades.

Failure to heed all warnings and precautions outlined
in this manual may lead to serious personal injury.

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Summary of Contents for PowerBlade

Page 1: ... RPM will damage gears 6 Do not use tool in the rain to prevent blade wear and malfunction 7 Store cutter in case provided in a dry secure area 8 We strongly recommend using a reversible drill to enable backing out of a cut when necessary Do not cut steel ACSR or any other materials containing steel or damage to blades will result Each unit is tested before shipment Copper residue on blades may re...

Page 2: ...e Loosen handle STEP 2 Loosen handle so torque arm extends freely Figure 2 STEP 3 Loop torque arm around drill handle and tighten handle into locking collar to lock torque arm in place Figure 3 Do not operate tool without torque arm in place Figure 5 STEP 5 Place the cable to be cut onto the stationary blade and close the moving blade around the cable Feed the moving blade by hand until the first ...

Page 3: ...nt The comfort handle can be unscrewed and replaced if necessary Order IDEAL replacement handle part K 8947R Replacement torque arm assemblies can also be ordered IDEAL part K 8909 includes torque arm locking collar and roll pin Warranty One year limited warranty Warranty limited solely to repair or replacement no warranty of merchantability fitness for a particular purpose or consequential damage...

Page 4: ...t blades are clean and sharp for optimal performance 4 Inspect blades for damage or burrs If burrs exist they can be removed with a flat grinding stone or file on the back sides of the blades 5 Keep handle and torque arm dry clean and free from oil or grease These can be cleaned with a soft cloth using mild soap and water Do not submerge gear box in water Wipe unit completely dry after cleaning 6 ...

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