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LaserApertureLabel:AVOID EXPOSURE: Laser
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AVOID EXPOSURE
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7.
To parallel the laser line with the cutting wheel,
loosen only 1/2 turn at a time the set screw (1).
8. To shift the laser to the right, turn set screw (3).
NOTE: More than 1/8 turn may damage the laser
assembly.
9. To shift the laser to the left, turn set screw (4).
Fig. K
Laser Aperture Label
Laser Warning Label
INSTALLING BATI'ERIES INTO THE LASER GUIDE
(Fig. J)
I,_ WARNING
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Failure to unplug your saw could result in accidental
starting causing possible serious personal injury.
1. Lift open the battery cover.
2.
Install two =AAA" batteries into the battery box in the
proper direction as noted in the battery box.
3. Close the battery cover until it snaps in position.
Fig. J
STORAGE FOR THE WRENCH (Fig. L)
When you are not using the blade wrench provided, a
storage clip (1) is located on the side of the saw base to
store the wrench.
Fig. L
ALIGNING THE LASER TRAC e (Fig. K)
NOTE: All the adjustments for the operation of this
machine have been completed at the factory. Due to
normal wear and use, some occasional readjustments
may be necessary.
1. Unplug the chop saw from the power source.
2.
Place a sample workpiece into the vise assembly
and secure in position,
3.
Lower the cutting arm so the abrasive wheel
contacts the workpiece and hold in position.
4.
Scribe a line onto the workpiece at the left edge of
the abrasive cutting wheel and release the cutting
arm.
5.
Turn on the laser guide. The laser line is setup to be
flush with the left side of the abrasive cutting wheel.
6.
Verify the line is flush with the scribed line on the
workpiece. If not, read the following procedures for
proper laser alignment.
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CARRYING YOUR CHOP SAW (Fig. M)
The chop saw can be transported to any workplace
conveniently by:
1. Lowering the cutting arm to its lowest position and
securing in place by attaching the locking chain (1)
to the hook (2).
2. Transport the saw by the carrying handle located
above the motor.
Fig. M
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