Setting a Bevelling Angle
Only when the auxiliary stopper is fixed on the left side,
as shown on the drawing, can the saw blade be bevelled
to a 45° angle. To adjust the bevelling angle, loosen the
fixed handle, then incline the saw blade to the left until
the indicator reaches the desired angle on the mitre
square. Then tighten the fixed handle firmly.
Indicator
Mitre Square
Fixed Handle
Keep the Maximum Cutting Capacity
Before making any adjustments, remove the plug from
the socket. This machine has been adjusted by the
manufacturer to keep the maximum cutting capacity
using a ø210mm(8”) saw blade. When the diameter of
the sawblade becomes smaller, because of grinding,
adjust the machine by following the illustration: Push the
carriage to the cross bar direction and put the handle
to the lowest position. Turn the adjustable bolt using the
socket wrench to make the place where the saw blade
edge on the top of the rotary table surface and the front
surface of the cross bar intersect below the top surface
of the rotary table. Be sure the plug has been removed,
and then turn the saw blade with you hand. Press the
handle to its lowest position to check that the saw blade
does not contact the table. If necessary, you can adjust it
a bit.
Note: Before installing the new saw blade, make sure the
saw blade does not contact the table.
Secure the Work piece
The vertical vise can be installed in the hole of the guide
bar or the work piece supporter component (selective
purchasing). Install the vise rod in the hole of the guide
bar or work piece supporter component and then tighten
the bolt. You should adjust the position of the vise arm
according to the shape and thickness of the work piece
and tighten the vise arm with the bolt. Lean the work
piece against the guide bar and the rotary table and
place the work piece in the desired cutting position. Then
tighten the clamp bolt to secure the work piece.
Clamp Bolt
Guide Bar
Bolt
Vise Rod
Adjusting Bolt
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