Start up
• To start the saw, tighten and keep the switch pressed (4).
• To stop the saw, release the switch. When making this
movement the automatic brake activates and stops the saw
in seconds.
• To prevent non-qualified persons using
CAUTION
the tool, there is an orifice for inserting a padlock in the
switch and hinder its use.
Cutting procedure
• Decide the type of cut: bevel, miter or compound (bevel
and miter at the same time).
• Using a pencil draw the cutting line(s) onto the work
piece.
• Make the adjustments regarding the rotating table angles
and the cutter head column as described in page 10.
• Once secured both the rotating table and the cutter head
column in the desired angle, proceed to set the work piece
on the cutting table with the drawn cutting line(s) perfectly
visible.
• One of the work piece sides shall be firmly supported in
the cutting guide. If the work piece is warped, set the
convex side against the cutting guide. Otherwise, if you set
the concave side- the piece could get out of control.
• If the work piece is larger than the worktable, aid yourself
with the side extension arms. In the event the work piece is
larger than the extension arms, use a workbench as tall as
the table to support the exceeding material.
• After correctly setting the work piece and whenever
possible, use the press to secure the piece in place.
Regarding the job to be done, the press can be set on any
end of the cutting guide. If necessary and to better support
the piece, use extra brackets.
• Before starting the saw and with the laser guide on, test
the cutting trajectory to verify it matches with the line
previously drawn in the work piece and to check it has no
obstacles.
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Operation
4
• Hold firmly the saw handle and press the trigger. Run the
disc to reach its maximum speed (two seconds
approximately). Slowly lower the cutter head to make the
disc cut the work piece.
• Once the cut is finished release the switch. Before rising
the cutter head wait for the disc to get to a complete stop.
Cutting with the compound cutter head
• This cut is used to make in one-pass cuts exceeding the
disc diameter.
• Firmly hold the saw handle and pull the cutter head
towards you.
• Press the switch. Allow the disc to reach its full speed and
slowly lower the cutter head to allow the disc to start
cutting.
• When the disc passes through the work piece push the
cutter head toward the cutting guide to continue cutting
through the work piece until the job is finished.
CAUTION
• Do not make cuts pulling the cutter
head towards you.
Compound cut
• This type of cut uses bevel and miter at the same time. It
is used to make picture frames, to cut moldings, boxes
with slanted sides or frames.
CAUTION
• Make trial cuts using scraps of material
before making the definitive cut on the work piece.
