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5.4
Fitting the saw blade / blade change
Nr.1
Nr. 2
Nr. 3
Nr. 4
Nr. 5
Proceed as following:
a) unplug from the socket.
b) Remove screw # 1 on saw protection and remove protection
cover and place back. (1)
b) Push the spindle lock and rotate blade until it clicks
(transmission is blocked) (2).
c) blade screw with the Allen wrench in the direction of rotation out
to the right (3) Remove the flange (4) and remove the blade. (5)
d) Place the new blade on the spindle and make sure that the
displayed rotation on the blade is clockwise. Place the flange on
the spindle and tighten the Allen screw in clockwise rotation again.
e)Put the protection cover back in place and tighten the screws.
(1)
WARNING:
After changing of saw blade always
make absolutely sure that the spindle
lock is release
to prevent
any
transmission damage!
Warning
5.5
Angle adjustment for miter cut
.
Nr. 1 Nr. 2
Conversion to jack rafter
is prohibited on the
9410ND!
ATTENTION!
Put the Knob a half turn to the left (1), with the thumb locking bow
down (2). The saw is now swiveled to both sides up to 45 °. Adjust
the desired miter angle on the scale. For common angle precisely
locating points are available.
.
5.6
Sliding stop
The sliding stop (A) is already exactly set to
the angular precision spindle motor by the manufacturer.
See label on the round table (pivot). To reach even a bigger
cutting capacity, the slide stop can pushed back by loosen
the 4 Allen screws .
The stopper has also displaced stop surfaces on both sides.
Advantage: for unstable and thin-walled sections theses
stopper surfaces can be adjust close to the saw blade.
This will guarantee a clean cut and no blocking of the saw
blade by deviant back material.
ATTENTION!
Before you make the miter cut, keep sure that the slide
stop is in the correct position. (A)
A
A
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Instruction Manual Dry Miter Cutter 9410 ND
