Adjusting The Height Of The Cutting Head; Realising A Straight Cut; Realising A Diagonal Cut; Maintenance - Sima VENUS-60 Manual De Instrucciones

Once the power supply cable is connected, the motor and the water puma start-up only by pressing the green
switch button.
The machine can be stopped, simply by pressing the red switch button.

8.2 ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE CUTTING HEAD

The machine is delivered aligned and adjusted for a determined cutting height. If you wish to transform the
machine from Ø300 to Ø350 or the opposite, you have to be careful with the height you want and change the position
of the motor as you can cut the cart with the disk. To change the cutting height, proceed as follows:
ATENTION: This intervention must be effectuated only if the power supply is totally unplugged.
Once the engine has been unplugged from the electricity, loosen and remove the screws (T fig.5) fastening
the cutting bridge with the lateral set squares.
2 Raise the motor platform to (Ø350) or lower it to (Ø300) sliding it with the flumes. Thereafter, tighten the
screws pushing the platform on the end of the flumes as such that the cutting head remains well aligned. With this
system, there is no need to align the disk each time you change the cutting height.
3 You can now plug the machine back to the electricity.

8.3 REALISING A STRAIGHT CUT

Straight cutting is realised as follows:
1 Make sure the cutting height matches the mounted disk. The disk should protrude with 3 to 5 mm below
the material to be cut, without touching the front and back cutting table reinforcements.
2 Place the piece to be cut on the cutting table making sure it remains stable and laying against the front
ruler of the cutting table. (S Fig. 6).
3 Once the height of the cutting head has been adjusted and the piece placed on the cutting table, start-up
the engine and make sure the cooling is adequate to the disk and material to cut. Using the handle that embodies the
disk safeguard, (M Fig. 6) drag the cutting head until the disk touches the piece to cut. You need to start cutting
slowly and maintain a constant progress in function of the material to be cut.

8.4 REALISING A DIAGONAL CUT

The VENUS table saws have been designed in away that the frame of the cutting bridge supports the cutting
head, allows its inclination and make cuts at 45º.
ATTENTION: Always incline the cutting bridge with motor switched off.
Loosen the blocking controls on both sides of the machine (P Fig. 9). Incline the cutting bridge to select the
desired angle as per the graduated scale located in front of the water tray. Make it face the written side of the set
square until we achieve the desired degrees visualising this angle in the graduated scale (E Fig. 8).
Fasten back the blocking controls (P Fig.8). Afterwards, proceed as per the straight cut instructions.
8.5 REALISING A DIAGONAL CUT
Diagonal cutting is effectuated in the same way as a right cutting:
For a diagonal cutting, you need to use the ruler with a graduated semicircle (A, Fig.7) that is supplied with
the machine. This ruler must rotate to look for required degrees to make the cutting. It has a blocking screw (C,
Fig.7) to fix the desired position. Once the degrees have been selected in the semicircle, you place the piece to cut on
the cutting table marking the face of the graduated ruler as well as the front ruler upper face (Fig. 7). To complete
the cutting, proceed as per the straight cut instructions.

9. MAINTENANCE

The VENUS table saws require a simple maintenance as per the following operations:
• Change the tray water and clean the machine as much as needed. The tray has a tap for this use. It is
necessary to fill the tray with water until the pump is covered with water.
• Aunque la bomba de refrigeración dispone de una tapa filtro, puede ocurrir que penetren en su interior suciedad
y restos del material cortado bloqueando la hélice, para prevenir esto haga funcionar la bomba periódicamente en
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