EMERGENCY BLADE REVERSE
In case the blade should get stuck in the workpiece for any reason (overfeeding, broken blade, etc) you must be
able to extract the blade from the workpiece. First, push EMERGENCY STOP button.
Your machine is equipped with a reversing switch, located near the main power disconnect switch.
Normal Operation Reversed
Normal operating position is as shown at left. Reversing direction is as shown at right.
If blade is stuck in the workpiece, turn selector switch to right and push “cycle” button. Blade will reverse rotation
and sawframe will raise.
If selector switch is not in correct position, machine will not work and you will receive an error message: BLOC
Angle Cutting
In your tool kit you will find a 25mm round bar that is threaded on one end,
and this is to be mounted into the RH side of the sawframe column.
This will assist swiveling the sawframe for making miters.
Your machine will make angle cuts from 0-45° left, and 0-60° right. Two
stops (1&2) serve as positive stops for quickly stopping accurately at 45°.
These may be removed to go to settings beyond zero or 45 °.
To set an angle, first loosen lever (3). Swivel the saw frame until the
graduation desired on the swiveling plate matches the indicator on the
base. Relock handle.
It may be necessary to remove anti-burr device when miter cutting, as
failure to do so may result in interference with the blade.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When angle sawing, it is important to note the
capacity limitations, as it is not possible to cut pieces as wide as you can at
90°.
Vise Adjustment
The vise assembly adjusts laterally in the front "T" slot to allow clamping
support as close to the blade as possible. This is important for minimum
vibration while sawing. Adjust by loosening adjustable handle and position as
desired.
Adjust the anti-burr device on the cutoff side of the blade so the device supports
the workpiece as closely to the blade as possible. Note that the disc springs
ensure a constant clamping on the material, despite the materials' irregular
shapes.
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