Technical data

POWX0782 EN

9.2.2 Cross-cut and mitre saw operating mode (Fig. 6)

 Make sure that the mitre and width guide (4) is correctly installed and that the saw blade is

covered. This activates switch A (8). Make sure that the cover (mitre and width guide) is

firmly attached. If this is not the case, use the mitre and width guide locking knob (5) to

fasten it.

 Remove the lower saw blade guard (14).

 For starting the motor, push on the switch (29) in the handgrip.

 To switch off the motor, release the switch (20).

9.2.3 Turntable (Fig. 7-9)

The turntable (11) can be turned 50° to the left and 60° to the right, and it can be fixed in

preset positions of 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30°, 45° and 60°.

For turning the mitre table, the locking knob (9) must be released.

To prevent that the mitre angle changes while sawing, the locking knob of

the mitre saw must be tightened (also when the saw has been fixed at a

preset stop).

9.2.4 Adjustment of the bevelling angle (Fig. 10-11)

The support arm can be tilted vertically and in an angle of 45° to the left.

To be able to tilt the support arm, the bevel lock (16) must be released.

To prevent the bevel angle from changing while sawing, the locking knob of

the support arm must be tightened.

9.2.5 Mitre and width guide (Fig. 12-13)

The mitre and width guide (4) is mounted on the top saw table (1). The mitre and width guide

locking knob (5) must point towards the front of the machine.

The mitre and width guide is positioned over the saw blade guard (3). When the mitre and

width guide is installed, you must always make sure that the guide is fastened with the locking

knob.

Once the locking knob is released, the mitre and width guide (4) can be removed and the

switch (20) can be activated.

9.2.6 Connection to a dust collector

The dust of some types of wood (such as for instance beech, oak and ash)

can be hazardous if inhaled. Always use a dust collector:

 If the saw is set up in an enclosed space;

 Whenever the saw is being used for longer periods of time (more than a half hour per

day);

 When sawing oak-, beech- or ashwood.

 The dust collector must conform to the following requirements:

 The diameter of the dust exhaust pipe must fit properly (43 mm);

 The air flow volume must exceed 550m³/h;

 The vacuum at the dust exhaust exit must be ≥ 740 Pa;

 The air speed at the dust exhaust exit must be ≥ 20 m/s;