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

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operating handle, and press trigger (see Figure 4-
1) to start saw.
Blade must NOT be contacting
workpiece when trigger is pressed.
6. Lower blade into workpiece with a firm downward
motion.
9.3.2 Finishing the cut
7. Hold cutting head in down position.
8. Release trigger and wait for all moving parts to
stop before moving your hands and raising cutting
arm.
Note: The miter saw is equipped with an electrical
blade brake. When trigger is released, the brake will
automatically stop the blade in approximately 3
seconds.
9.4 Jammed material
If a jam occurs, release trigger and wait for all moving
parts to stop.
Unplug saw and remove jammed items.
9.5 Cutting options
9.5.1 Chop cuts
For chop cutting operations on small workpieces, slide
cutting head completely toward rear of unit and tighten
slide lock knob (A, Figure 8-1). Follow general cutting
procedures of
sect. 9.3 .
9.5.2 Sliding cuts
To cut wide boards, loosen slide lock knob (A, Figure 8-
1) to allow cutting head to slide freely. See specifications
for maximum slide capacity of your saw.
Observe these precautions:
•
Never pull cutting head assembly and spinning
blade toward you during the cut.
•
Allow blade to reach full speed before cutting.
•
Extend fence by sliding it out to required
location, or
•
Remove right sliding fence if necessary.
•
Return carriage to full rear position after each
crosscut operation.
To crosscut boards that are wider than the length of
the saw blade, proceed as follows:
1. Set desired bevel and/or miter angles and lock the
settings. See sect. 8.2 and 8.5 .
2. Position workpiece against fence and clamp it to
the table.
3. Loosen slide lock knob (A, Figure 8-1).
4. Grasp operating handle and pull cutting head
forward until center of saw blade is over front of
workpiece.
5. Press release button and trigger to turn on saw.
6. When saw reaches full speed, push handle down
slowly, cutting through leading edge of workpiece.
7. Slowly push operating handle back toward fence
to complete the cut. Do not use excessive force;
allow blade to do the cutting.
8.
Release trigger and allow blade to stop spinning
before allowing cutting head to rise.
9.5.3 Miter cutting
Rotate table to desired miter angle as shown on miter
scale. Refer to
sect. 8.2 .
The miter setting can be locked down at any angle
from 52° left to 60° right.
Miter stops are provided at common angles of 0°, 15°,
22.5°, 31.6°, 45° left and right, and 60° right.
Always push down miter lock handle (B, Figure 8-1) to
secure table in position.
9.5.4 Bevel cutting
Tilt cutting head to desired angle as shown on bevel
scale. Refer to
sect. 8.5.1.
The blade can be tilted at any angle, from 90° straight
cut (0° on scale) to 45° left and right bevel. Always
push down bevel lock handle (A, Figure 9-4) to secure
cutting head in position.
Bevel positive stops are provided at 0° and 45° left and
right.
9.5.5
Compound cuts
A compound cut involves both miter and bevel angles
in the same operation.
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