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Fitting the parallel guide
See � gures 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13.
For thin items, the rail (23) must be � tted to
the parallel guide (7) as shown in � gure 10.
For thick items, the rail (23) must be � tted to
the parallel guide (7) as shown in � gure 11.
Loosen the two wing nuts (26) to disconnect
the rail (23) from the holder (24). Pull the
wing nuts out of the groove (25/27) in the
rail and insert them in the opposite groove
(25/27). Re� t the rail (23) to the holder (24).
Insert the parallel guide (7) into the front rail
(28) with the measurement scale (22). Move
the parallel guide to the required position
and press the lock knob (12) down to lock it
in place.
Fitting the mitre guide
See � gure 8.
Push the mitre guide (14) into the slot (21)
in the workbench. Loosen the wing nut (20).
Turn the mitre guide until the arrow points to
the required angle. Retighten the wing nut.
Fitting the brackets for the parallel guide
Fit the brackets (32a) on the right side. Use
screw (a) and nut (c).
The brackets must be used to keep the
parallel guide in place and secure it against
knocks (see images 25 and 26 at the end of
the manual).
Dust extraction
See � gure 2.
If necessary, connect a vacuum cleaner or
dust extraction device to the dust extractor
nozzle (16) on the saw.
Settings
Adjusting the cutting depth
Turn the handwheel (8) to raise or lower the
saw blade. The saw blade should protrude no
more than the height of one tooth over the
upper surface of the item to be cut.
When adjusting the cutting height, � rst
lower the saw blade and then raise it to the
required height.
Adjusting the parallel guide
Use the parallel guide when you make a cut
along the item.
Lift the lock knob (12) on the parallel
guide and push the guide to the required
position. You can read the position on the
measurement scale (22). Press the lock knob
down to lock the parallel guide securely in
the selected position.
Note! The rail (23) must be at least 2 cm from
the saw blade.
Adjusting the length of the rail
See � gure 9.
The rail (23) is adjustable in the longitudinal
direction in order to avoid the workpiece
being trapped. As a general guideline,
the rear edge of the rail should be at an
imaginary line 45° from the centre of the saw
blade and pointing obliquely backwards.
Loosen the wing nuts (26) and push the
rail forwards until the rear edge is lined up
with the imaginary line. Tighten wing nuts
securely.
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