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▶ Depth adjustment
one tooth length of the blade should
extend below the material to be cut.
A.
Disconnect plug from power source.
B.
Turn cutting-depth indicator 8 to the
bottom position a for sawing without
track, or to the upper position b for
sawing with track (Fig. 21).
C.
Squeeze the depth-stop slider 27 and
move it to the desired depth (material
thickness plus one tooth length) on
cutting-depth scale 6 (Fig. 22).
Note: Correct depth setting can also
reduce splintering.
Fig. 21
▶ Bevel Adjustment
blade engagement in the work and
decreased stability of the foot, blade
binding may occur. Keep the saw
steady and the foot firmly on the
workpiece.
-
Loosen the knobs 11 and 17. Tilt the
saw sideward (Fig 1).
-
Adjust the saw to the desired bevel
angle on the scale 9. Tighten the
knobs 11 and 17 again.
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Operating Instructions
To reduce the risk of
injury, no more than
Because of the in -
creased amount of
Fig. 20
No more than one tooth length
should penetrate workpiece
The bevel angle of the saw can be
adjusted to –1° or +47°.
For the –1° bevel angle, additionally
push button 16 while tilting, or for the
+47° bevel angle, push button 12 while
tilting (Fig. 1).
Note: For bevel cuts, the cutting depth is
smaller than the setting indicated on the
cutting-depth scale 6.
Note: Before making bevel cuts, retract
the clear viewing window 13 all the way
up.
Fig. 22
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