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After the plunge cut, fit the riving knife/splitter back in
its original position, see chapter 4.6 and fit the saw
guard back on the riving knife/splitter, see chapter
4.5.
5.8
Setting for bevel cuts
Danger
Make sure before inclining with a
running saw blade that neither the
multi-function stop nor workpieces
are in the swivel range of the saw
blade.
For angles up to 45°, first release the locking lever 19
(Fig. 9 - page 4) by turning counterclockwise. Swivel
the saw unit by turning the handle 20. The cutting
angle is indicated on the angle scale 21 on indicator
22. Tighten the locking lever 19 again.
Actuating the turning knob 23 enables tilting the saw
unit by 3° over both end positions 0° and 45°. The
turning knob returns automatically to the home
position when swivelling back so that the 0° - and/or
45° position is precisely reached.
5.9
Multi-function stop (scope of delivery Erika
85)
Please infer the description from the enclosed
assembly instructions and spare parts list.
5.10
Universal stop (scope of delivery Erika 70)
The complete universal stop consists of the retaining
bracket 15 (Fig. 8 - page 4) and the adjustable stop
plate rail 14 in the retaining bracket. You can clamp it
firmly according to requirements to at all sides of the
table in the dovetail guides using the wing bolts
located on the underside of the rod holder 27.
This stop can be used both as parallel stop on the
circular saw and also as cross and mitre stop for the
pull-push saw.
The position of the stop rail (workpiece unit) to the
index plate and/or to the scale has been precisely
adjusted in the factory. Nevertheless, if a later
adjustment should become necessary, this is
accomplished as follows:
Attach the universal stop in the dovetail guide
on the right or left longitudinal side of the table.
Bring the stop rail into the 0° position by
releasing the upper wing screw 28 and tighten
the wing screw.
Loosen both cylinder-head screws, which are
accessible from above with a screwdriver.
Push the stop rail against the saw blade after
loosening the lateral wing bolt on the rod fixture
27 until it rests against the saw blade.
Retighten the cylinder-head screws.
The angle display remains on the scale after
readjusting the stop!
5.11
Application as parallel stop
You can fasten the universal stop in different
positions and use it as a parallel stop (see Fig. 8 -
page 4):
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on the right or left front side of the bench when
setting the stop rail 14 (Fig. 8 - page 4) to 0° on
the angle scale. When using it on the right-hand
side, make sure to set a clear cut of the saw blade.
For this purpose, fasten the stop in the dovetail
guide in such a way that the stop rail runs from the
front edge of the bench to beyond the centre of the
saw blade. (Machine in circular saw bench
function)
Adjust the cut width after unscrewing the lateral
wing bolt on the rod holder 27 by shifting the guide
rod. The width can be read off the scale 29 at the
edge of the stop rail that is facing the saw blade.
After adjusting, tighten the wing bolt again.
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Fasten the stop rail additionally at the front edge of
the bench by means of the clamping piece. To do
so, insert the square nut on the clamping piece into
the groove of the stop rail. Unscrew the wing nut
on the clamping piece until the wedge engages
behind the dovetail profile of the bench top.
Tighten the wing nut.
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on the right or left front side of the bench when
setting the stop rail 14 to 90°. At the same time,
adjust the stop after unscrewing the lateral wing
bolt on the rod holder 27 by moving the guide rod
in such a way that the stop rail runs from the front
edge of the bench to behind the riving knife/splitter.
(Machine in circular saw bench function)
