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Mitre cutting at 0° to 45° and rotary table at -50°

to + 60° (Fig. 13, 17)

• This machine can carry out mitre cuts to the left

from 0° to 45° to the work surface and, simultane-

ously, from -50° to + 60° to the fence rail (double

mitre cut). Move the machine head to the upper

position.

• Loosen the rotary table (11) by releasing the locking

button. Set the required angle for the rotary table.

• Tighten the locking button (13) to secure the rotary

table (11).

• Loosen the lock screw (21) and tilt the machine

head to the left to the required angle (42), using the

handle (5). Retighten the lock screw (21).

• Carry out the cut as described in „Chop cutting at

90° and rotary table at 0°“.

Dust extraction (Fig. 13)

• The saw is equipped with an extraction nozzle (46)

for extracting dust. By using this, it is easy to attach

the machine to any dust extraction unit.

9. Maintenance and cleaning

m WARNING

Before any adjustment, service or maintenance, dis-

connect the mains supply!

Replacing the saw blade (Fig. 18, 19, 20)

• Disconnect the mains; the saw blade must come to a

complete standstill.

• Set the saw to table mode as described in „Use as

table saw“.

• Loosen the screw (47) on the saw blade guard (37)

and lift the saw blade guard (37) from the bracket.

• To disassemble the upper saw table (4), loosen two

upper screws (48) on the upper saw table (4) and two

lower screws (49). Loosen the screw in the handle (5)

with an Allen key (30).

• Lift off the upper saw table.

• Set the saw to chopping mode as described in „Use

as chop and mitre saw“.

• Using one hand, place the Allen key (29) on the

ange screw (50).

• Push the saw-shaft lock (6) rmly, and slowly turn

the ange screw (50) clockwise. After a maximum

of one turn, the saw-shaft lock (6) clicks into place.

• Now using a little more force, loosen the ange

screw (50) clockwise.

• Unscrew the ange screw (50) completely and re-

move the outer ange (51).

• Take the saw blade (12) from the inner ange (52)

and pull it upwards.

• Carefully clean the ange screw (50), the outer

ange (51) and inner ange (52).

• Insert the new saw blade (12) in reverse order and

tighten it.

m WARNING!

• The direction of the teeth, i.e. the rotational direc-

tion of the saw blade (12) has to correspond with

the direction of the arrow on the casing.

• Reassemble the saw table (4) in reverse order and

attach the upper saw blade guard (37) again, xing

it loosely with the screw (47).

Chop cutting at 90° and rotary table at 0°(Fig. 2,

11)

• Turn on the saw by squeezing the on/off switch (22).

• Before starting to saw, wait until the saw blade has

reached its maximum rotational speed.

• Place the work piece on the lower sawing table (11)

and press it onto the fence rail with the left hand.

The material to be cut always has to be held tightly

to the surface so it does not move during cutting.

• Press the unlocking button (2) with the other hand

and move the machine head, using the handle (5),

evenly and with slight pressure downwards through

the work piece. After completing the cutting pro-

cess, return the machine head to the upper rest po-

sition and release the on/off switch (22).

WARNING!

Because of the return spring, the machine automati-

cally springs upwards, i.e. do not let go of the handle

after cutting but move the machine head upwards

slowly and with slight counter pressure.

Chop cutting at 90° and rotary table at -50° to +

60° (Fig. 11, 14)

This machine can carry out bevel cuts to the left and

to the right from -50° to + 60° to the fence rail.

• Loosen the rotary table (11) by releasing the locking

button (13).

• Using the locking button (13), set the rotary table

(11) to the required angle, i.e. the mark (c) on the

rotary table has to correspond to the required angle

on the dial (10) on the lower saw table (9).

• Tighten the lock screw (13) to secure the rotary ta-

ble (11).

• Carry out the cut as described in „Chop cutting at

90° and rotary table at 0°“.

Fine adjustment of the stop for mitre cutting at

45° (Fig. 2, 11, 13, 15)

• Stop bracket (d) not included.

• Set the rotary table (11) to the 0° position.

• Loosen the lock screw (21) and tilt the machine

head to the left to 45°, using the handle (5).

• Lower the machine head after pushing the unlock-

ing button (2) on the handle (5).

• Attach the stop bracket (d) at 45° between the saw

blade (12) and the rotary table (11).

• Loosen the counter nut (45) and adjust the Allen

screw (44) until the angle between the saw blade

(12) and the rotary table (11) is exactly 45°.

• Tighten the counter nut (45) again.

• Then check the position of the angle indicator (42).

If required, loosen the indicator (43) with a crosstip

screw driver, set it to the 0° on the dial (42) and

retighten the lock screw.

Mitre cutting at 0° to 45° and rotary table to 0°

(Fig. 2, 13, 16)

• The machine can carry out mitre cuts to the left of

0°- 45° to the work surface.

• Move the machine head to the upper position. Set

the rotary table (11) to the 0° position.

• Loosen the lock screw (21) and tilt the machine

head to the left, using the handle (5) until the indica-

tor (43) on the machine head points to the required

value on the angle indicator (42). Retighten the lock

screw (21) and carry out the cut as described in

„Chop cutting at 90° and rotary table at 0°“.

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