Truper SME-10 Instructivo página 27

Operation
Cutting Along the Wood Grain
• Place the wood piece edge against the sawing guide and
the flat side onto the table.
• The edge against the sawing guide shall be straight and
flat to allow guiding the piece in a safe and precise manner
through the sawing guide while is pushed against the
cutting disc.
• Hold the work piece with both hands and push it along
the sawing guide and towards the cutting disc. Once the cut
is initiated, you may hold the piece with one or two hands.
• When the cut is finished, and depending of the size, the
work piece might stay onto the table, get caught in the rear
side of the guard or slide over the table towards the floor.
When the pieces stay over the table, can be picked up and
be turned to the opposite side of the disc of the sawing
guide.
• Never stop, pick up or touch the work pieces that are
loose over the work table when the cutting disc is moving,
unless the pieces are long enough to be removed safely.
• It is important to have the guard and the spacer duly
mounted to prevent kickback and to prevent the cut to
close after passing through the cutting disc.
• When making bevel cuts (with the disc tilted), use the
sawing guide in the right-hand side of the table to prevent
exposing your hands to the moving disc teeth or the piece
gets stuck between the disc and the sawing guide.
Cutting Small Pieces
• When cutting small pieces or
WARNING
lengthwise cuts in narrow wood strips, always use the
pushers (F) or pushing blocks (G) to prevent operating the
saw with the hands close to the disc in motion. To make
them, see page 14.
G
Cutting Slots
• Remove the spacer (E) to cut slots.
• Slots can be made with normal discs or with slot cutter
heads (not included). The saw can be fitted with cutter
heads up to 6" diameter and 9/16" thickness.
E
F
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