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General Safety Rules
Read and understand all instructions in both the Spiral Saw
TM
power
tool and Zip Mate Attachment Owner’s Manuals before using. Failure to follow all
instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.
DO NOT - UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES - USE ANY NON-ROTO ZIP WHEELS,
BLADES, DISCS OR PRODUCTS WITH THIS ATTACHMENT. Using a product rated
at a lower RPM or of a different size or manufacturer may cause serious injury.
* The Zip Mate Attachment is designed for use with the Roto Zip SCS01, SCS01LE
SCS02, Revolution, Rebel, and Renegade Spiral Saw power tools. It is
not recommended for use with the RTM01 RotoMite (including the RTM01
Drywall Cutter, RTM01 Type 1, RTM01 Type 2, and RM1 Type 1), Roto Zip
Ream Machine, Solaris, or any other non Roto Zip power tool.
When referencing a “wheel” in the General Safety Rules, it should be
understood to mean any type of wheel, disc, blade, or pad designed specifically
for the Zip Mate Attachment.
* Always use proper wheel guard, footplate, and auxiliary handle with this
machine. The guard must always be securely attached to the tool and positioned
for maximum safety, so the least amount of wheel is exposed on the operators side
of the tool. A guard helps protect operator from broken wheel fragments. The
guard foot and auxiliary handle provide additional guarding, stability and control in
cut-off applications.
* Abrasive cut-off wheels, sanding discs, and back-up pads must have a
maximum safe operating speed of 20,000 RPM or higher. Wheels or Discs
running over their rated RPM can fly apart and cause injury.
* Hold tool by insulated gripping surfaces when performing an operation where
the wheels or discs may contact hidden wiring or its own cord. Contact with a
“live” wire will make exposed metal parts of the tool “live” and shock the operator.
* Disconnect tool from power source before changing accessories. Accidental start-ups
may occur if tool is plugged in (or has battery connected) while changing accessories.
Zip Mate
®
AttachmentOwner’s Manual
Table of Contents
Page
General Safety Rules/RPM Output 3 - 5
Additional Safety Rules for 3
1/2” Zip Wheels 5 - 6
Causes and Operator Prevention of Recoil 6
Additional Safety Rules for 4” See-Thru Back-up
Pad and Zip Discs 7
Zip Mate Specifications & Spiral Saw Key Features 8
Operating Instructions
Connecting a Zip Mate Attachment to a Spiral Saw
TM
power tool
Preparing the Spiral Saw tool (inserting pinion gear) 9 - 10
Inserting Zip Mate Attachment onto Tool 10 - 11
Zip Cutting Wheels
Attaching Zip Cutting Wheel to Zip Mate Attachment 11
Zip Cutting Wheel Operating Instructions 12
Removing Zip Cutting Wheel from Zip Mate Attachment 12
See-Thru Zip Discs & Back-up Pad
Using the Back-up Pad with the Zip Mate Attachment 13
Attaching Zip Discs to Back-up Pad 14
Zip Disc Operating Instructions 14
Removing Zip Discs 15
Removing Back-up Pad 16
Removing the Zip Mate Attachment from the Spiral Saw tool
Removing Zip Mate® Attachment from Tool 16
Replacing the Spiral Saw Sleeve Spring 17
Maintenance
Service, Cleaning 18
Accessories (where to buy) 18 - 19
Schematic of the Zip Mate Attachment 19
Warranty Information Back Cover
The output of the Spiral Saw power tools is reduced when using the Zip Mate Attachment.
RPM Spiral Saw Tool Model With Zip Mate Attachment Output
Level of Spiral Saw is Reduced to:
30,000 SCS01, Rebel, Renegade, Revolution 18,600
25,000 Revolution 15,500
24,000 Rebel, & Renegade 14,880
23,700 SCS02 Cordless 14,600
20,000 Revolution 12,400
15,000 Revolution 9,300
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