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Safety
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conical/bevelled side is facing outward away from the saw blade.
• The offset of the motor flange must point towards the saw blade so that
it fits properly when being attached.
• The entire surface of the cover flange must rest with its offset outer ring
on the saw blade.
• The saw blade screw must be hand tightened with the enclosed hex key.
• Ensure that you only use saw blade screws, flange discs, spacing discs
and spindle rings, which are suitable for the purpose specified by the
manufacturer.
• Ensure that all clamping devices and locking mechanisms are secure
and that none of them exhibit excessive play.
• Make sure that the machine is in a secure position before each cut.
• Never cut hands free.
• Always clamp the work piece onto the bench. There must be no saw
dust under the work piece.
• Ensure that the work piece is not able to move after being cut off (e.g.
because its entire surface is not resting on the bench or leaned against
it).
• Use bases, feeding aids or another machine to cut work pieces if their
surface is not resting entirely on the bench.
• Ensure that the cut-offs can be removed to the side of the saw blade.
Otherwise they could get caught by the saw blade and be projected.
• Never cut multiple work pieces at the same time.
• Be particularly careful when sawing large, very small and/or hard-to-
handle work pieces.
• Use an additional support for long work pieces (tables, sawbucks etc.)
that would tip off of the machine bench if they are not supported.
• Do not use the machine to cut work pieces that are so small that you can
not securely hold them.
• When cutting profiled work pieces, work so as to ensure that the work
piece can not slip away and the saw blade can not catch. A profiled work
piece must rest flat on the bench or be held with a device to prevent it
from wobbling, tilting or slipping away while cutting.
• Firmly hold round work pieces. Otherwise they will rotate and there is
a risk of the saw blade catching. Always use a suitable device to firmly
clamp round work pieces in place.
• Do not saw round work pieces that cannot be securely held in place
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