INSTALL BLADE – cont’d
4. Lock spindle using the spindle lock
button and tighten the arbor screw by
turning it COUNTER CLOCKWISE.
NOTE: The arbor screw has a left
hand thread. It must be turned
COUNTER CLOCKWISE to be
tightened.
5. Re-install blade guard in the reverse
order in which it were removed.
NOTE: At this point you must decide
whether to install the universal blade
guard or the pipe cutting blade guard.
ADJUST CUTTING DEPTH
The cutting depth is controlled by limiting
the amount of blade exposed below the
blade guard.
1. Loosen the depth control knob (1) by
turning it counter clockwise (see
Fig 6).
2. Slide it upward toward the handle (2)
and tighten the knob to hold the depth
stop mechanism in place.
3. Press the blade guard lock button (3)
and carefully pivot the blade guard (4)
upward to expose the amount of blade
(5) to achieve the desired depth of cut.
ADJUST CUTTING DEPTH – cont’d
NOTES:
a) The measurement markings on side of
the blade guard (6) can be used as a guide
in setting the depth of cut. The
measurement mark on the guard that
intersects with the edge of the blade
indicates roughly the depth of cut.
b) Always set the cutting depth 1/8” greater
than the thickness of the workpiece.
c) Always test the depth setting on a scrap
workpiece to verify the setting before
cutting into the good workpiece.
INSTALL EDGE GUIDE MOUNT
1. Insert the edge guide dovetail (1) into
the matching slot (2) in the front of the
blade guard (see Fig 7a).
2. Slide the edge guide mount toward the
right hand side of the blade guard until
the mounting screw (3) lines up with
the matching threaded hole (4) in the
blade guard.
3. Carefully turn the mounting screw
clockwise into the threaded hole until it
holds the edge guide firmly in place.
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