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Overview
The cut off saw is used for cutting steel such as pipe, box
section, rectangular, angle iron and steel bars. The saw can
cut at angles from 0° to 45° left and right, it features a three
position fence that permits an extended cutting range. The
quick release vise allows fast adjustment whilst the lock-off
button prevents accidental operation.
Attaching the vise handle
1. Remove the screw from the end of the shaft with a
Phillips type screw driver.
2. Fit the vise handle onto the end of the vise (Fig. A).
3. Fit the spring washer over the screw followed by the
flat washer.
4. Place the screw inside the
vise handle and secure
the vise handle to the vise
by tightening the screw in
a clockwise direction with
screw driver (Fig. B).
5. Fit the cap onto the vise
handle (Fig. C).
Adjusting the vise
The vise can be adjusted quickly
by pushing on the vise handle
forward, or backward by dis-
engaging the vise lock and sliding
the vise back.
1. Place your workpiece in
between the fence and vise.
2. The vise can be moved
quickly forward by pushing
the vise handle forward.
(Fig. D).
To move the vise backward
(open) quickly, lift the vise
lock backward to disengage
the thread (Fig. E). The vise
can be moved backward
by pulling back on the vise
handle.
3. Once the vise hits the workpiece, move the vise lock
forward to engage the threaded section if the vise lock is
dis-engaged.
4. Rotate the vise handle in a
clockwise direction to secure
the workpiece in position
(Fig. F).
5. To remove an object from the
vise, rotate the vise handle
in an anti-clockwise direction
until the vise jaws are loose.
The workpiece can now
be removed, the vise lock
release lever can also be lifted backward to slide the vise
back quickly.
Note.
The vise lock release lever cannot be lifted until the
vise jaws are loose.
A
C
B
E
D
F
