Clarke 6500690, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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NOTE: The table saw may be used to cut pieces up to 65mm thick with the blade at 90 degrees
and up to 36mm thick with the blade set at 45 degrees.
• Ensure the riving knife is correctly positioned.
• Ensure the blade guard is in place and drops under its own weight.
• Ensure the table is set to zero degrees if a straight cut is desired, otherwise set the desired
blade angle by turning the Head Locking Lever, see Fig. 20, anticlockwise, to unlock the
head. Pivot the head so that the appropriate angle is registered on the scale, then lock
the head firmly by turning the locking lever clockwise.
• All ripping must be carried out using the Rip Fence.
Clamp the fence to the front edge of the table using the scale, visible through the window
in the clamping bracket, to set it at the desired distance from the saw blade to produce
the desired width of cut.
• Ensure the table is clear of tools, debris etc. before connecting the mains lead to the
power supply, and switching ON by pressing the green button marked ‘I’.
• Allow the blade to come to full speed before feeding the work into the saw blade.
Cutting Methods
A. Ripping Or Rip Cutting
• The rip fence can be positioned to the
right or left of the saw blade, and can be
adjusted to suit the width of cut required,
• When the width of rip is 150mm (6”) and
wider use your right hand to feed the
workpiece, only use left hand to guide the
workpiece - Fig.23,
• If the width is less than 6”, use the push
stick - Fig.24.
Fig.24
Fig.23