CRAIN 820/820V - Inside Corner Cutting; Door Cutting

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To
start
a cut,
use the wall to
push
the
blade
quard
back
and expose
blade. DO NOI
USE YOUR HAND!
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Plunge to
appropriate
depth. Always
move
the
saw
from left
to right
only.
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Do not
force the
saw;
let the
blade cut
at
highest
RPM
possible.
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The
saw stops
automatically
when the
switch is
released.
INSIDE
CORNER
CUTTING:
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Cut towards
corner at 45"
angle until the
depth
gauge
meets the right
wall
(see
figure
9).
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Stop and
unplug
saw.
Remove
depth
gauge
and
con-
tinue
the
cut
(see
figure
10).
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When
the
saw housing meets
both
walls,
push
saw into
the
corner as
shown
(see
figure
11).
WARNING:
Depth
gauge
covers the
blade and makes
the
saw
safer
to
use. Always
unplug saw and re-install
depth
gauge
when
you
are done with inside
corner
cutting.
DOOR
CUTTING:
see
Fisure
12
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Open the door to
the maximum,
away from
the
case-
ments.
Work from the
inside
of
the
door
outward,
away
from
the hinges.
To
avoid splintering
veneer
doors, it
may
be advisable to
score the veneer
surface
at the
desired height
of the
cut,
prior
to
using the
saw. An
application
of wide
masking tape
in the
cutting zone
also helps reduce
splintering,
and will
protect
the
saw
housing
from
scratching the
veneer.
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NOTE: The
maximum
thickness
of cut is 15/8",
which
is
adequate for
most
doors.
Check
for
adequate
depth
of cut before
starting. Thicker
doors may
require
cuts
from
both sides
of the
door. Take
care not to leave
a
thin remnant
of door on the
opposite
side, which
can
easily
break off
and crack the
veneer.
Also,
check that
the
floor
is
at
the
same
elevation
on both
sides of the
door, or
add
itional.
height
adj ustment
may
be required.
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The
maxiumum
height
of
cut is
one
inch.
To
cut off
higher
than
one inch,
place
a flat
sheet
of
plywood
un-
derneath
the
saw.
Figure
9
Figure
10 Figure
11
Figure
12