Baileigh Industrial BMS-10, Инструкция по эксплуатации и каталог запасных частей

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8.4 Fence adjustment
The fence extensions must be
extended to left or right, or removed entirely, when
making bevel cuts, to prevent blade or guard
obstruction. Failure to comply may cause serious
injury.
Failure to extend the fence will not allow enough space
for the blade to pass through. This could result in
serious injury. At extreme miter or bevel angles the
saw blade may also contact the fence resulting in
damage to equipment as well as personal injury.
IMPORTANT: Make a “dry run” of the cut, including
downward and sliding paths, and resolve any potential
fence obstructions before turning on the saw.
To adjust fence:
1. Raise lock handle (F, Figure 8-2) to unlock fence
extension.
2. Slide fence extension (K) outward to
accommodate desired bevel angle, or slide it
completely off.
3. Push down lock handle (F) to tighten fence
extension in position.
Note: Secure fence extensions in position closest to
saw blade when transporting the miter saw.
8.4.1 Checking fence squareness
1. Unplug saw from electrical outlet.
2. Loosen four fence locking screws (G, Figure 8 2).
Note: Two locking screws to each fence.
3. Lower cutting head and lock in position.
4.
Place a combination square against fence and
blade, as shown in Figure 8-3.
Figure 8-3
5. Adjust fence square to blade and tighten the four
fence locking screws (G, Figure 8-2).
6. After fence has been aligned, use a scrap piece of
wood to make a cut at 90º, then check squareness
of the piece. Readjust if necessary.
8.5 Bevel adjustments
8.5.1 90° (zero) bevel stop adjustment
1. Unplug saw from electrical outlet.
2. Pull up bevel lock handle (A, Figure 8-4) to unlock
tilt mechanism.
3. Pull out on bevel pin (B, Figure 8-4) and tilt cutting
arm to 90° position (0° on bevel scale) against
positive stop.
4.
Push down lock handle (A) to secure cutting head
angle.
Figure 8-4
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