Preset Profile Setting Rail - Festool TKS 80 EBS Manual De Instrucciones

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Preset profile setting rail

The preset profile setting rail can be set as a rip
fence (Fig. 6a) and as a cross stop or angle
stop (Fig. 6b).
WARNING
Risk of accidents due to tools
► The stop rail [6-7] must not protrude into
the cutting areas.
► All screws and rotary knobs of the preset
profile setting rail must be firmly tightened
when sawing.
Installation of the preset profile setting rail
The supplied preset profile setting rail can be
attached to all four V-profiles [6-11].
► Release the rotary knob [6-1].
► Insert the preset profile setting rail [6-9] in­
to a V-profile [6-11].
► Adjust the ball bearing [6-12] in order to
stabilise the preset profile setting rail.
► Slide the preset profile setting rail [6-9] in
the V-profile [6-11] until the preset profile
setting rail [6-9] covers the field marked in
green on the table side [6-10].
► Tighten the rotary knob [6-1].
Preset profile setting rail as rip fence
► Undo the screw [6-4].
► Lift the fixing pin [6-3].
► Set the angle [6-5] to 0° using the scale.
► Click the fixing pin [6-3] into place.
► Tighten the screw [6-4].
► Undo the screw [6-6].
► Adjust the stop rail [6-7] in such a way that
the triangular arrow lies within the green
sticker [6-8].
► Tighten the screw [6-6].
The rip fence (Fig. 6a) is ready to use.
Preset profile setting rail as high or low rip
fence
The preset profile setting rail can be used
as a high or low rip fence. To do this, the
fence is inserted either upright or flat.
The low rip fence is used to prevent a colli­
sion with the guard, e.g. in the case of mi­
tre cuts with a saw blade swivelled to 45°.
► Loosen the screw [6-6].
► Pull out the fence [6-7] turn and insert
again.
► Tighten the screw [6-6].
Setting the cutting width
► Loosen the screw [6-14].
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► Set the required cutting width.
► Tighten the screw [6-14].
Cutting width ≤ 3 mm
NOTICE
The SawStop technology is triggered or
the TKS 80 EBS does not start.
► When sawing cutting widths of ≤ 3 mm, use
a support ≥ 19 mm.
Preset profile setting rail as a sliding mecha­
nism
► Release the rotary knob [6-1].
The preset profile setting rail [6-9] can be
moved along the V-profile [6-11] as a sliding
mechanism.
Preset profile setting rail as a cross and angle
stop
► Release the rotary knob [6-1].
► Undo the screw [6-4].
► Lift the fixing pin [6-3] and set the stop
rail [6-7] to the required angle using the
scale [6-5].
► Click the fixing pin [6-3] into place.
► Tighten the screw [6-4].
► Undo the screw [6-14].
► Move the stop rail [6-7] out of the cutting
area.
► Tighten the screw [6-14].
The preset profile setting rail [6-9] can be
moved along the V-profile [6-11] as a sliding
mechanism.
The cross and angle stop (Fig. 6b) is ready for
use.
Adjusting the preset profile setting rail: Set­
ting the parallelism
► Set the stop rail [6-7] at a right angle to the
saw blade (see section
► Undo the hexagon socket head
screws [6-13].
► Place a protractor between the saw blade
and the sliding handle [6-2].
► Using the protractor, adjust the sliding han­
dle [6-2] to 90°.
► Tighten the hexagon socket head
screws [6-13].
9.6 Table insert
Removing the table insert
► Open the table insert [7-1] with a span­
ner [7-2] in the direction of the arrow.
► Remove the table insert [7-1].
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