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Adjusting the main sawblade and
scorer sawblade
Adjusting height (Fig.7)
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Changing the height of the main sawblade can be done with the help of push buttons.(4 and 5)
To recover the backlash of the transmission; always adjust the height of the blade in <<up>> mode.
- Changing the height of the scorer sawblade (fig. 12) can be done with the handle (4) and the
lock nut (3). Release the lock nut and turn the handle (4) to the right to go up and to the left to
go down. After completing the height adjustment, close the lock nut (3). Turning the handle once
corresponds to a height adjustment of the scorer blade of 3 mm.
Adjusting the inclination of the saw unit (Fig.7)
The inclination of the main sawblade can be done with help of push buttons.(fig. 7 - 7 and 8)
The inclination of the saw unit is visualized on the indicator or on the digital screen (fig.7 - 6) for the
machines equipped with this part. The scorer blades automatically incline according to the main blade.
The saw unit can be inclined in angles of 45 and 90° and at those two points, there are mechanical
stops provided by the factory.
A lock handle allows to incline the blade in case the buttons do not react. This handle is located at the
back of the machine.
Alignment of scorer blade according to the main sawblade (Fig. 12, 15, 16)
To achieve a nice cut, without chipping in the interior part, it is necessary that the scorer blade is
perfectly aligned to the main sawblade. For adjustment in the cross-direction , turn the handle (5) in the
direction of the switch for left and the other way for adjustments to the right. After achieving this, close
the locking handle (6). The scorer blade is a blade in two parts, in addition with supplementary discs,
allows a variety of thickness, in order to adjust depending each working case.
Adapting in preference a scorer blade thickness to 0,05 mm more than the main blade. After achieving
this, test the adjustments; till obtaining a perfect result. (fig. 15 en 16).
Fig.7