typhoon SB201
2010
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Flush cutting
When flush cutting, move across the entire length without the blade turning; the saw blade must always
be able to be freely moved by hand. If the saw blade rubs at one spot, the guide rail must be moved,
otherwise the saw blade will be damaged.
When flush cutting, the saw blade is covered by a blade cover which is open on one side.
The bristle strip of the blade cover must be close
to the surface parallel to the cut.
8.6 Ending the cutting process
Always exit the cut with a moving saw blade
Shut off the saw blade
Raise the swivel arm of the saw head (twelve o'clock position)
The drive motor must continue to be cooled for
at least 10 minutes after finishing a cut or prior
to an extended interruption in cutting,
otherwise the motor will be damaged.
The cooling water must be drained from the
machine after cutting work has ended.
8.7 Sharpening the saw blade
The saw blade can be sharpened as follows while cutting
concrete
:
Insert the saw blade approx. 5 mm / 0.2“ into the material (not reinforcing steel)
Reduce the speed a bit
high rate of advance
cut length approx. 1 m / 3’
With a rotating blade, make 2 - 3 cuts into a sand-lime brick or an abrasive brick.
8.8 Sawdust sludge
Sawdust sludge can cause irritation of the skin and eyes. Wear protective clothing, safety glasses and
safety gloves.
Waste disposal
When disposing of the sawdust sludge, observe the national and local regulations and the provisions of
law.
