Ryobi RBS-5518 Instrucciones De Uso página 20

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6. SETTING UP YOUR SAW
Warning!
Do not start up your saw before the following preparatory measures have been properly carried out:
• Secure the base of the saw.
• Mount and adjust the table.
• Check transmission belt tension.
• Check the safety device.
• Only connect your saw to the mains once all the preparatory measures stated above have been completed!
Otherwise you run the risk of the saw starting up inadvertently and causing serious injury.
6.1 SECURING YOUR SAW (Fig. 10)
To ensure the stability of your saw, you must secure it to a flat floor:
1. Drill into the floor and insert 4 plugs in it.
2. Insert the screws in the base of the saw and screw them down tightly.
The stand (optional accessory) provides optimum working height and stability, also giving the saw its exceptional character.
6.2 MOUNTING THE TABLE (Fig. 11)
1. Tighten the dead-stop screw (29) under the table.
2. Place the table on the table support.
3. Secure the table to the table support using four screws (30).
6.3 ADJUSTING THE TABLE
The table must be adjusted on two levels:
• sideways, so that the sawblade turns in the middle of the chip guard;
• at right angles to the sawblade.
Lateral adjustment of the table (Fig. 12)
1. Loosen the four retaining screws (31) of the table support.
2. Adjust the table, so that the sawblade is in the middle of the chip guard.
3. Tighten the four retaining screws (31).
Right angle adjustment of the table (Fig. 13 - 14)
1. Direct the upper blade guiding wheel upwards.
2. Check sawblade tension.
3. Loosen the retaining screws (32).
4. With a set square, adjust the table so that it is at right angles to the blade and tightly screw down the retaining screws (32).
5. Loosen the nut (33) and adjust the setting of the dead-stop screw (34) until it touches the saw casing.
6. Tighten the nut.
7. MOUNTING THE PARALLEL GUIDE (Fig. 15 - 16)
You can mount the parallel guide either on the right or on the left of the sawblade.
Secure the guide (35) onto the metal part using:
- two knurled screws
- and a slide
7.1 CONNECTING THE SAWDUST EXTRACTION SYSTEM
Warning!
The sawdust of certain woods (like oak and ash) can cause cancer when inhaled. Do not work in confined spaces
unless you have a sawdust extraction system (air speed in the extraction outlet > 20 m/s).
Important!
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