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UG-KAPEX KS 60
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– Secure the power tool safely on the base frame
before using it.If the power tool slips on the base
frame, you may lose control of the machine.
– Place the base frame on a solid, even and hori-
zontal surface. If the base frame can slip or wob-
ble, guiding the power tool or workpiece evenly
and accurately will not be possible.
– Do not overload the base frame and never use it
as a ladder or trestle. Overloading or standing on
the base frame may shift the centre of gravity of
the frame upwards and cause it to tip over.
– Before transporting and starting work, make
sure that all screws and connecting elements
are tightened securely. The retaining rails on the
power tool must always be locked firmly in posi-
tion. Loose connections can cause instability and
result in inaccurate cutting.
– Only install and remove the power tool in trans-
port position (see description in the operating
instructions accompanying your compound mi-
tre saw). Otherwise the centre of gravity of the
power tool may prevent you from holding the ma-
chine safely.
– Make sure that long and heavy workpieces do
not disrupt the equilibrium of the base frame.
Always support the free end of all long, heavy
workpieces.
– Do not lift or transport using a crane hook or lift-
ing gear!
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Assembly
6.1
Base frame UG-KAPEX KS 60
Assemble the two-part base frame [1A].
Fit the adapter plate to the tubular frame [3],
[4], [5], [6].
Fit the compound mitre saw [7].
Adjust the height of the sawing surface and the
base frame using the rotary spindles [8-1] [8].
Screw in the compound mitre saw [9].
Tip: Carry out the following steps to align the
contact surface more quickly so that it is hori-
zontal:
Align all four rotary spindles by eye.
Precisely adjust the two front rotary spindles
[9-2] (those nearer the operator) using a
spirit level.
Screw in the two front rotary spindles using
hexagon screws and a hexagon wrench [9-
1]. Make sure so that the rotary spindles [9-
2] do not move in the process.
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Readjust the two rear rotary spindles using a
spirit level [9-2] as they may have twisted.
Screw in the two rear rotary spindles using
hexagon screws and a hexagon wrench [9-
1]. Make sure so that the rotary spindles [9-
2] do not move in the process.
Attach an additional saw blade if required [19].
6.2
Trimming attachment KA-UG-KS60
Illustrations for the left trimming attachment -
the right trimming attachment is fitted in the
same way.
Fold down the support foot [10].
Place the trimming attachment in the groove,
secure the lugs [11].
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Settings
Adjust the following settings before using for the
first time:
Adjust the attachment horizontally [12].
Undo the rotary knob on the trimming attach-
ment [13].
Align to the correct position [13].
Tighten the rotary knob on the trimming attach-
ment [13].
Undo the hexagon screws [14].
Adjust the scale [15].
Secure the lugs and hexagon screws [16].
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Working with the machine
Observe the following instructions:
– Do not overload the base frame. Observe the
maximum load capacity.
– Make sure that the all bayonet fittings are closed
before starting work.
– Always clamp the workpiece securely, especially
long, heavy sections. After the machine has cut
all the way through the workpiece, the centre of
gravity may shift suddenly and cause the base
frame to tip over.
If the workpiece is protruding, pull out the ex-
tension rail [17].
If the base frame is to be stored for a relatively
long period: Put away UG-KAPEX KS 60 with KS
60 E as shown in figure [21].
9
Transport
Move the compound mitre saw into the trans-
port position [18] (see the operating instruc-
tions for your compound mitre saw for a de-
scription).
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