OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
6. Adjusting the Bevel Setting
The angle of cut can be adjusted to any desired
setting between 0° and 45°. Always make a trial cut
in scrap material to determine if the depth of cut
needs to be adjusted.
a. Turn the tool off and remove the battery pack.
b. Loosen the bevel-adjustment knob (O) by
turning it counterclockwise.
c.
Tilt the base (E) until the bevel indicator
reaches the desired setting on the bevel-angle
scale (M).
d. Tighten the bevel-adjustment knob (O) by
turning it clockwise.
WARNING
• Because of the increased amount of the cut-off wheel engagement in the work and
decreased stability of the base, wheel binding may occur. Keep the saw steady and
the base firmly on the workpiece.
• Attempting a bevel cut without fully tightening the bevel adjustment knob can result
in serious injury.
7. Checking and Adjusting 0°Bevel Stop
a. Remove the battery pack.
b. Adjust the bevel angle at 0°on the bevel-angle
scale (M), and lock it.
c.
Set the depth of cut to the maximum.
d. Using a carpenter's square (sold separately),
make sure that the cut-off wheel (H) is
perpendicular to the base (E) of the tile saw
(Fig. 7a).
e. If adjustment is necessary, use a screwdriver
(available separately) to turn the adjusting
screw until the base is perpendicular to the saw
blade (Fig. 7b).
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7a
Carpenter's
Square
E
7b
15
E
Adjusting Screw
O
M
H
M
O