CUTTING OPERATION (cont.)
o
45
ANGLE CUTS WITH RIP GUIDE
Fig N6
For 45
angle cuts, use the groove shown (Fig N6). Using
O
the groove shown (Fig N7). Place Rip Guide onto the
Measurement Rail. Slide it to the desired width from
the blade, then tighten the knob.
Fig N8
Position and press the tile firmly against the Rip Guide
(Fig N8). Make sure adequate water is flowing over the
blade. Use both hands to slowly move the tile through
the blade (Fig N9).
MITER CUTS WITH MITER BLOCK
Fig N10
For miter cuts, use the miter block attachment. Place the
lip of the miter block on the Measurement Rail (Fig N10).
Place tile onto miter block and into the cutting path
groove (Fig N11). Press the tile firmly against the Miter
Block. Make sure adequate water is flowing over the
blade. Use both hands to slowly move the tile through
the blade.
CUTTING TABLE EXTENSION
For greater stability when cutting larger tiles, use the
optional Q.E.P. cutting-table extension #610-1017. For
more info call Q.E.P . Customer Service at 1-800-777-8665
Fig N7
Fig N9
Fig N11
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SAW MAINTENANCE
WARNING! Do not service, clean or maintain the saw
without first turning off the motor and unplugging the saw
from it's power source. Failure to do so may result in
serious injury to the operator.
"TRUING" THE CUTTING TABLE
"Truing" the cutting table may be required occasionally.
The saw blade must be 90˚ to the "tile stop" on the
cutting table to insure accurate cuts, and prevent blade
"binding" while cutting tile.
Fig P1
With a carpenter's square, place one edge against the
blade and the other edge against the "tile stop", at the
back of the cutting table (Fig P1). Be sure the inch marks
are aligned (Fig P2).
Fig P3
If the blade does not run flush along the edge of the
carpenter's square (Fig P3) adjustments need to be made.
Slightly loosen the nuts at each end of the Guide Rail (Fig
P4).
Fig P5
Adjust each end of the Guide Rail to align the Cutting
Table until the blade path is completely flush with the
square (Fig P5). Once aligned, carefully tighten the nuts
at both ends of the Guide Rail . (Fig P6).
Fig P2
Guide Rail
Adjustments
Fig P4
Fig P6