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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
12. Making a Bevel Cut
a. Using a marker or grease pencil, mark the
intended line of cut on the workpiece.
b. Secure the workpiece.
c.
Loosen the bevel-adjustment knob.
d. Tighten the bevel-adjustment knob (O) securely
(Fig. 12b).
e. For 45° bevel cuts, use right side of the
notch (Fig. 12a). The cut indicator shows an
approximate line of cut. Make sample cuts in
scrap material to verify the actual line of cut.
f.
Rotate the base until you reach the desired
angle setting on the bevel-angle scale (M)
(Fig. 12b).
g. Start the saw.
h. Let the cut-off wheel reach its full speed and
wait for the wheel to get wet before engaging
the wheel into the workpiece.
i.
When the cut is made, release the trigger
switch. Wait for the cut-off wheel to come to a
complete stop before removing the saw from
the workpiece.
13. Rip Cutting with a Rip Board Guide
When rip cutting a large sheet, use a rip board
guide (not included). A straight piece of plywood
with maximum thickness of 1/2" (12mm) can serve
as a rip board guide.
a. Secure the workpiece.
b. Position the rip board guide in such a way that
the cut indicator (N) is aligned with the line of
cut (Fig. 13).
c.
Use C-clamps (not included) to clamp the
rip board guide to the workpiece. Make sure
that the clamps do not interfere with the free
movement of the saw.
d. Adjust and secure the saw at desired bevel
angle.
e. Align the right edge of the base against the rip board guide (Fig. 13).
f.
Rest the front edge of the base on the workpiece.
g. Start the saw.
h. Let the cut-off wheel reach its full speed and wait for the wheel to get wet before engaging
the wheel into the workpiece.
12a
Line of Cut
12b
45° Indicator
13
Rip Board
Guide
18
45° Indicator
M
C-Clamp
Workpiece
Line of Cut
O
N
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