GRAPHITE 59G800 Instrucciones De Uso página 14

piece. To do so, partially cut the surface of the work piece, when
the blade does not operate at its full travel range.
• Tighten the head locking lever (13).
• Loosen the guide locking knob (11) and move the head to the
back.
• Tighten the guide locking knob (11).
• Turn the cutting depth gauge (9) to position for limited depth
cutting (fig. C).
• Lower the saw arm and hold it in lower position, pressed against
the cutting depth limiter.
• Turn the cutting depth gauge adjustment screw (10) clockwise
or counter-clockwise (fig. C) until you obtain required sink of the
cutting blade.
• Loosen the guide locking knob (11).
• Make a cut to defined depth.
• To return to cutting at full depth, turn the cutting depth gauge (9)
to position, where the cutting depth adjustment screw (10) does
not go into contact with the cutting depth gauge (9) when the
extension arm is lowered.
SETTING THE WORK TABLE FOR MITRE CUTTING
Rotary extension arm allows for cutting material at any angle from
0
the range of 45 left or right from the perpendicular position.
• Pull away the head locking pin (8) and allow the arm to lift slowly
to upper position.
• Loosen the work table locking knob (19).
• Press and hold the lever for automated position fixing (18) and
turn the extension arm left or right, to obtain appropriate angle
readout on the angular scale of work table (16).
• Lock by tightening the work table locking knob (19).
Angular scale of work table (16) features set of marked positions,
where rotary extension arm fixes its position automatically. It is
possible only when the lever for automated position fixing (18) is
not pressed in during rotation of the extension arm, and can lock
itself in factory predefined positions. Those are cutting angles
that are used the most often (15 0
angle can be set precisely with the use of the angle scale of work
table (16) scaled every degree. Even though the scale is accurate
enough for most of performed tasks, it is recommended to double
check the cutting angle with protractor or other device for angle
measurements.
CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT OF PERPENDICULAR POSITION
OF CUTTING BLADE AND WORK TABLE
• Loosen the head locking lever (13).
• Set the head in the position 0° (perpendicular to the work table)
and tighten the head locking lever (13).
• Loosen the work table locking knob (19), press and hold the lever
for automated position fixing (18).
• Set the work table in 0 0 position, release the lever for automated
position fixing and tighten the work table locking knob (19).
• Press the cutting blade shield lever (4) and lower the saw head to
the extreme down position.
• Use the tool to check perpendicularity of cutting blade and work
table.
When making measurements make sure that measurement
device does not touch any cutting blade tooth, otherwise the
measurement may be inaccurate due to thickness of sintered
carbide insert.
In case the measurement angle is different than 90
adjustment is necessary:
• Loosen securing nut and turn the adjustment knob for angle
0° (39) (fig. D) clockwise or counter-clockwise, to increase or
decrease cutting blade tilt angle.
• After perpendicular position of cutting blade and the work table
has been set, allow the head to return to its upper position.
• Hold the adjustment knob for angle 0° (39) and tighten the
protection nut.
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• Lower the head and check again that the angle previously set
matches readings on the angular scale of the head tilt (31). Adjust
position of the marker of head tilt position (32) when necessary
(fig. E).
Carry out similar adjustment for bevel cutting at head angle 45°, use
the adjustment knob for angle 45° (40) (fig. D).
CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT OF PERPENDICULAR POSITION
OF CUTTING BLADE AND FENCE
Carry out this procedure each time the fence was removed or
replaced. Proceed with the adjustment only after setting cutting
blade and work table perpendicular. Fence is used as a limiter for
a work piece.
• Loosen the work table locking knob (19), press and hold the
lever for automated position fixing (18) and set the work table in
position 0°.
• Lower the saw head to the extreme down position.
• Put a protractor or any other angle measurement device to
cutting blade.
• Move the angle measurement device close to the fence (14).
• Measurement readout should be 90
In case adjustment is necessary:
• Loosen screws fixing the fence (14) to the base.
• Adjust fence (14) position, so it is perpendicular to the cutting
blade.
• Tighten screws that fix the fence.
SETTING SAW ARM (HEAD) FOR BEVEL CUTTING
Saw extension arm can be tilted at any angle from the range of 0
45 0 for bevel cutting (fig. E).
• Pull the head locking pin (8) that releases saw arm and allow the
saw arm to lift slowly to upper position.
• Loosen the head locking lever (13).
• Tilt the saw extension arm left to desired angle that you can read
on the angular scale of head tilt (31), use the marker of head tilt
position (32) (fig. E).
• Tighten the head locking lever (13).
If you need to set both angles (in both planes, horizontal and
vertical) for compound cutting, always set the bevel angle first.
LASER OPERATION CHECK
Laser device assembly generates laser beam that projects line on the
material and shows how the material will be cut. Setting of laser line
projection was adjusted during production process. Nevertheless
check this setting before starting to cut for precise works.
• Place batteries in the battery compartment (33) (fig. F). Make sure
to observe polarity.
• Set the work table in the position, where the work table angle
marker (17) shows 0 0 on the angular scale of work table (16),
and the marker for head tilt position (32) (fig. E ) shows 0
angular scale of head tilt (31) (fig. E).
• Fix piece of waste material to the work table (21) and make a cut.
• Release saw arm and leave waste material fixed to the work table
of the saw.
• Set the laser switch button (34) to ON position 'I' (marked).
• Projected light beam should be parallel to the previously made
kerf.
LASER ADJUSTMENT
When setting laser guiding beam, do not look at the source of the
laser beam or its reflection on a reflective surface. Always switch
off the laser unit when the laser is not used.
Whenever projected light beam is not parallel to the previously
made kerf, do as follows:
• Undo the fixing screws and remove the laser module cover (22).
Beneath the laser module cover (22) you can find the laser module
(23) (fig. G).
• Turn the laser (35) slightly clockwise or counter-clockwise (fig. G)
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