Operation
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3. Push the stop rail until its back end touches the imaginary 45° line.
4. Tighten the knurled nuts again.
Cross guide
Do not push the stop rail of the cross guide too far towards the saw
blade. There should be approx. 2 cm of space between the stop rail
and saw blade.
1. Push the stop rail
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onto the cross guide
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so that the squares of the two
carriage screws slide into the profile of the stop rail.
2. Fix the stop rail on the cross guide by tightening the two knurled nuts.
3. Slide the guide rail
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of the cross guide into one of the guide grooves
3
of the
saw table.
4. Loosen the knurled knob
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and turn the cross guide until the line on the guide
rail is pointing to the desired angle.
5. Tighten the knurled knob again.
Laser
You can use the laser
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to perform precision cuts with your table saw.
The laser light is produced by a laser diode powered by two batteries
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. The laser
light is widened into one line and is emitted through the laser light opening. You can
use the line as an optical mark for the cutting line when performing a precision cut.
Observe the safety instructions for the laser.
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Switching the laser on:
Set the laser switch
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to
(laser on). The laser
switch can be accessed through the opening on the top side if the saw blade
guard is mounted. A red laser beam will now be emitted out of the laser light
opening. Keeping the laser beam along the cutting line mark while sawing will
ensure that your cuts are neat.
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Switching the laser off:
Set the laser switch
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to
0
(laser off)
.
The laser beam will go out.
To save the battery power, always switch the laser off when it is no longer needed.
Dust and chips that have accumulated may block the laser beam.
You should therefore remove these particles from the saw blade guard after every use.
