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PREPARATIONS
Ensure that the power to the machine is cut
during the preparations.
End trimming (F) refers to cutting off the stack
ends. The longest waste piece sawn off must be
min. 10 mm and max. 500 mm.
Risk of chain break.
If the set-up of the stack and the positioning of
crossers and straps is not correct, the Stack Cutter
will not be able to cut correctly. The guide bar
will either jam or the chain will be lifted out of its
groove. There is a great risk of chain breakage when
this happens.
Risk of the stack tipping over.
Ensure that the part of the stack that is to be cut
off will still stand firmly supported after the cut is
made (A).
The Stack Cutter is supplied with a measuring
stick that has a scale and an adjustable stop plate.
To prepare a stack for cutting, first mark out the
approximate position of all the cuts. Do not forget
A
D
C
E
E
C
B
B
F
F
to take the kerf width into account.
Exact measurements are made between each saw
cut (see “Setting cut length”).
The ground where the stack is set up should be flat
and even. Plan the sequence in which the cuts (B)
will be made. With the exception of end trimming
(where support is required on one side only), there
must be stable supports (C) on the ground on each
side of the cut. Supports must be at least 150 mm
high.
With the exception of end trimming (where
strapping is required on one side only), the stack
must be firmly strapped (D) on both sides of the cut.
Viewed from the cut, any strapping (E) must lie on
the far side of any crossers.
There must not be any strapping between
crossers and the cut.