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TTB703SSW by TITAN
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Saw blades wear out more quickly:
- When sawing plywood, which causes excessive wear.
- When sawing wood that is thicker than the blade stroke.
- When sawing hard wood.
- If lateral pressure is applied to the blade.
> The saw blade saws only during the downward movement.
> Reduce the feed when sawing thicker material.
> Hold the workpiece tightly in both hands and push it slowly towards the saw blade
to prevent the blade breaking or rotating.
> To achieve an optimum result, the saw blade must be sharp. The saw blade
wears out during operation and becomes blunt. Depending on the type of material,
it should be replaced after approx. 0.5 to 2 hours of operation.
> The saw blade becomes heavily loaded especially when sawing radii. You should
therefore avoid sharp changes of direction in order to prevent the saw blade from
rotating and cracking. For sharp edges, drill a hole at the corresponding point,
from which you can saw the edge, before you start sawing.
> Also for sawing internal contours, first drill a hole through which you can thread
and tension the saw blade. The closed internal contour can then be sawn out.
(Fig. 13)
> Use the correct saw blade. Base your choice of saw blade on the thickness and
type of material and the cut you require. Generally speaking: the thinner and harder
the material, the finer the teeth of the saw blade. Use a narrow blade for sawing
sharp curves.
> The blade speed regulator of the product allows you to saw synthetic materials,
as well as wood. Always use saw blades and a stroke rate setting suitable for the
material.
Sawing
Warning: Product damage!
Up to a power draw of 80 W, the product can be used in continuous
mode. This is the case if thin and pliable materials are processed.
If the product is placed under excessive load, used for particularly
thick and hard materials, a break is required after 10 minutes of
operation to allow the product to cool down again.
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