Setting The Spacer Wedge - Festool CS 70 EB Manual De Instrucciones

Place the saw blade in position.
Secure the saw blade and the fl ange to
the saw shaft using the saw blade retain-
ing screw.
Close the cover [5-10] and fi t the protec-
tive cover.
Make sure that the cover [5-10] engages
in the tabs [5-9].
Replace the hexagon wrench [5-3] back
in the store.
Fitting the table insert [1-4] in the table
Insert the protruding spring plate [5-
5] on the insert forwards into the table
frame fi rst. Make sure that the contact
surface is free of dust.
Lay the insert in position and secure with
the clamp and the rotary knob [5-1].

7.6 Setting the spacer wedge

Once the protective cover is removed, pull
fi rmly on the spacer wedge [1-6] to move to
one of two catch positions. The spacer wedge
is used in the top catch position [7-2] in the
all applications, except concealed cuts.
For concealed cuts only
Remove the top protective cover.
Press down the spacer wedge fi rmly to
move to the lower catch position [7-1].
When producing concealed cuts, make sure
you guide the machine accurately. Press
the workpiece fi rmly onto the table. When
cutting the workpiece, make sure that the
side of the workpiece that is already cut out
is not on the same side as the fence.
After completing concealed cuts, move
the spacer wedge [1-6] back to the top
position and attach the protective cover
(see chapter 6.1).
7.7 Fence
The fence can be attached at any point along
the clamping edge of the saw base and is
so versatile, it can be used as a cross stop
[Fig. 1] or a longitudinal stop [Fig. 6].
Before attaching, make sure that the
contact surfaces of the fence are not
dirty.
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WARNING
Risk of injury
Always use the fence in a fi xed position
and do not use to slide the workpiece
along!
Fitting the fence
Open the clamping jaws using the knob
[4-4].
Place the fence with guide rail [4-5] onto
the clamp rail from above.
Secure the clamp segment using the knob
[4-4].
The fence can be adjusted in the following
ways:
Move the fence on the clamp segment
Unscrew the rotary knob [1-5] and move
the fence.
Move the stop ruler
Unscrew the rotary knob [4-1] and move
the fence.
The stop ruler is stepped on one side
by 8 mm. This guide rail can be used to
guide the cross stop up to the saw cut
to support the workpiece without hav-
ing to remove the top protective cover.
Adjust the angle
Unscrew the rotary knob [4-2] and lift the
retaining pin [4-3].
The rotary retaining pin engages at the
most frequently used angle settings.
Adjust the position of the stop profi le
Unscrew the rotary knob [4-1].
Remove the guide rail [4-6] and turn 90°.
Place the guide rail in the guide slot avail-
able. [Fig. 4]
The dimensions of the aluminium pro-
fi le provide a high guide surface for high
workpieces and a low guide surface for fl at
workpieces.
Longitudinal stop
Position the stop ruler parallel to the blade
to make rip cuts.
Use the workpiece holder [6-1] for guid-
ing narrow workpieces.
The two rulers on the left and right of the saw