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To set a Bevel Angle:
• Loosen the bevel lock handle
• Tilt the cutting head to the desired angle. Use the protractor
guide to aid with setting.
• Ensure that the bevel lock handle is securely tightened
when the desired angle has been achieved.
A bevel cut can now be made using the same techniques as
previously outlined.
Note: Always make a ‘dry run’ with the machine switched ‘off’
so that the path of the blade can be checked. Some bevel
and compound cuts may require the hold down clamp to be
positioned to the RH side of the cutting head. This may be
necessary to avoid interference with the blade and other parts
of the machine as the cutting head is lowered.
7. Compound Cutting
A compound cut is a combination of a mitre cut and bevel cut.
• Set the mitre angle required as previously described.
• Set the bevel angle as previously described.
• Ensure the tightness of all adjustment/locking screws, and
conduct a ‘dry run’ to check the path of the blade.
• Make the cut as previously described.
8. Clearing Jammed Material
• Turn mitre saw “OFF” and allow the blade to come to a
complete halt.
• If possible allow the cutting head to rise to its upper
position.
• Unplug the mitre saw from the mains supply.
• Carefully remove any jammed material from the machine.
TO CONFIGURE THE R210MTS-G2 FOR USE AS A TABLE SAW
WARNING: Do not cut metal or metallic materials when the
machine is configured as a table saw.
WARNING: Only carry out this procedure with the machine
disconnected from the power supply.
• Ensure that the Rotary Table is set at 0˚ Mitre angle and the
cutting head is set at 0˚ Bevel angle.
• Lower the cutting head to the fully down position. Push the
cutting head latching pin into its socket. (Fig. 17)
• Retract motor latching pin and rotate motor upwards.
(Fig. 18)
The R210MTS-G2 is now ready to use as a Table Saw. (Fig. 19)
Fig. 18
Fig. 17
Fig. 19
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