3. PREPARATION
4. CONTROLS AND OPERATION
OPERATION
Switching the Saw On and Off
Cutting Branches Using the Clamping jaw
Cutting Without the Clamping jaw
2. Release the variable speed trigger to
stop the pruning saw.
2. Place the branch in
between the clamping
jaws and then lower to
perform the cut.
Note:
The clamping jaw
helps to guide the saw when
cutting round branches up to
Ø
60mm.
1. Push the safety switch
in from either side of the
tool and then squeeze the
variable speed trigger to
start the pruning saw.
1. Ensure the blade and the clamping jaw is secured correctly and hold the saw firmly.
1. Position the bracket
rail of the saw onto the
material to be cut for
stability and then perform
the cut holding the saw
firmly.
When cutting thicker branches (up to Ø80mm) or sawing wood or plastic the clamping
jaws can be removed to prevent them getting in the way of the cut.
PXCPRS-018
The clamping jaw allows branches to be gripped up to Ø60mm, providing cutting of
unsupported branches easier. When cutting wider branches or timber, the clamping jaw
can be removed and the pruning saw can be used as a standard reciprocating saw.
Removing the Clamping jaw
1. Press the clamp lever and
pull the bracket from the
bracket rail.
Bracket
Rail
Clamp
Lever
Bracket
Rail
Clamp
Lever
Fitting the Clamping jaw
1. First align the clamping
jaw with the bracket rail,
then slide it onto the rail
while pressing the clamp
lever.
2. Release the clamp lever
to lock in place.
Note:
Ensure the clamp
jaw is secured by pulling
the clamp jaw away from
the body.
Installing and Removing the Batttery
1. Slide the battery in so
that it clicks into place.
2. To remove, press and hold the
battery release tab to release the
battery, then slide the battery out..
When the variable speed trigger is fully depressed and the saw has started the cut into
the timber, based on load, the blade will speed up to complete the cut.
Torque Control Trigger
