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Turn the saw blade with the teeth facing in the cutting
direction. Slightly lift the saw blade so that the back of the
saw blade comes to rest in the groove of the blade roller
guide. Allow it to engage by pulling slightly.
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Insert the provided screwdriver into
the screwdriver inlet hole and
tighten the locking screw clockwise
to finish the installment. (Fig. 5)
To remove the saw blade, follow the
installing procedure in reverse.
Sawdust Blower
The sawdust blower leads an air jet to the saw blade. The air jet keeps sawdust
from covering the cutting line during operation. The air flow can be switched on or
off with the switch for the sawdust blower.
Sawdust Blowing Level I:
Use low airstream when cutting in metals and when
coolants/ lubricants are used.
Sawdust Blowing Level II:
Use medium airstream when cutting in materials with low
chip removal rate, e. g. hardwood.
Sawdust Blowing Level III:
High airstream, for cuts in materials with high chip removal
rate, e.g. soft wood, plastic, etc.
Selecting Orbital Action
CAUTION:
Select the low orbital action setting (or switch it off) for a finer and cleaner cutting
edge.
Switch the orbital action off for cutting thin materials such as sheet metal.
Select the low orbital action when cutting hard materials such as steel.
Select high orbital action when cutting soft materials and when sawing in the
direction of the grain.
The four orbital action settings of the tool allow optimum adaptation of cutting speed,
cutting capacity and cutting pattern to the material being sawed. The orbital action can
be adjusted in four steps with the blade orbit selector lever, and it also can be adjusted
during operation.
Step 0:
No orbital action.
Step 1:
Low orbital action.
Step 2:
Medium orbital action.
Step 3:
High orbital action.
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