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Elevation Knob
FIGURE 16
FIGURE 17
MAKING CUTS
The edge of the cutting table has
easy-to-see dimensions (in both inches and
centimeters) for cutting accuracy.
USE ONLY
CONTINUOUS RIM BLADES WITH THIS
SAW. DO NOT USE SEGMENTED, "TURBO"
BLADES, WOOD SAWING BLADES, BLADES
WITH OPENINGS, OR ANY OTHER CUTTING
DEVICES WITH THIS TILE SAW. USING
THESE BLADES COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY AND DAMAGE TO THE
SAW.
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS LET THE BLADE CUT
AT ITS OWN SPEED. DO NOT FORCE THE
MATERIAL BEING CUT. ALWAYS CHECK THE
BLADE FOR CRACKS OR DAMAGE BEFORE
EACH USE.
MAKING 90° RIP CUTS
1. Using a pencil or China marker, mark the
area to be cut on tile.
2. Place the tile on the cutting table against
the Rip/Angle guide and align the mark with
the cutting blade. (see FIGURE 18)
3. Turn the tile saw on, allow the cutting
blade to reach full speed and wait until
the stream of water from the water nozzle
completely covers the cutting blade.
4. Use both hands to slowly push the cutting
table toward the cutting blade to feed the tile
into the cutting blade.
5. Turn the tile saw off.
FIGURE 18
MAKING DIAGONAL CUTS
(see FIGURE 19)
1. Using a pencil or China marker, mark the
area to be cut on tile.
2. Loosen the locking handle to move the
Rip/Angle guide along the front rail to the
desired position, then tighten the handle.
3. Loosen the locking knob to turn the guide
to the desired angle along the arc slot, then
tighten the knob.
4. Turn the tile saw on, allow the cutting
blade to reach full speed, and allow the
stream of water from the water nozzle
completely cover the cutting blade.
5. Use both hands to slowly push the cutting
table toward the cutting blade to feed the tile
into the cutting blade.
6. Turn the tile saw off.
FIGURE 19
MAKING BEVEL MITER CUTS
(see FIGURE 20)
1. Using a pencil or China marker, mark the
area to be cut on tile.
2. Loosen the blade elevation locking knob to
raise the cutting head, then tighten the knob.
3. Loosen the blade tilting locking knob to tilt
the cutting head 45° clockwise, then tighten
the knob.
4. Loosen the blade elevation locking knob to
lower the cutting head in the miter slot in the
table, then tighten the knob.
5. Turn the tile saw on, allow the cutting
blade to reach full speed, and allow the
stream of water from the water nozzle
completely cover the cutting blade
6. Use both hands to slowly push the cutting
table toward the cutting blade to feed the tile
into the cutting blade.
7. Turn the tile saw off.
FIGURE 20
PLUNGE CUTS
(see FIGURE 21)
1. Using a pencil or marker, mark the area to
be cut on tile.
2. Loosen the blade elevation locking knob
to raise the cutting head upward to the
maximum height.
3. Turn the tile saw on, allow the cutting
blade to reach full speed, and allow the
stream of water from the water nozzle
completely cover the cutting blade.
4. Hold the cutting head firmly by the handle.
5. Move the tile on the cutting table in to
place underneath the cutting blade.
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6. Slowly lower the cutting head to make a
cut on the tile, then raise the cutting head.
7. Turn the tile saw off.
FIGURE 21
MAINTENANCE
TO AVOID
ACCIDENTS, ALWAYS DISCONNECT
THE TOOL FROM THE POWER SOURCE
BEFORE CLEANING OR PERFORMING ANY
MAINTENANCE
• Do not try to service this machine on your
own.
• Avoid using solvents when cleaning
plastic parts. Most plastics are
susceptible to damage from various
types of commercial solvents and may be
damaged by their use.
• Always use a clean cloth to remove dirt,
carbon dust, etc.
• Always clean the tile saw after each use
and store it in a dry location.
• Always wipe off all exterior surfaces and
keep the cutting table clean and free of all
debris.
• Always check the blade for cracks or
damage before each use.
WATER PUMP
1. Disconnect the power before maintenance
of the pump.
2. Disassemble the water pump to see if any
cracks or dirt are inside.
3. Check if the water tubing is clogged where
the water cannot flow. Clear the tubing with
warm water.
4. Make sure pump is plugged in during use.
5. Make sure the in-take sponge filter is
cleaned after each use.
6. Run clean/ fresh water for one minute
through the water pump and the blade guard
to prevent waste build-up and clogging.
7. Do not run the pump without water.
DIAMOND BLADES
• Use only 7 in. (180 mm) continuous rim
diamond blades with a 5/8" arbor opening
in this saw. Failure to do so may result in
severe bodily injury and damage to the
saw.
• The diamond blade that comes with
this saw will cut ceramic, porcelain and
marble tile. Due to the hardness of some
porcelain, slate and stone, purchasing a
blade specifically designed to cut these
hard tiles, will speed up the cutting time
required. IMPORTANT: Always let the blade
cut at its own speed, moving the material
slowly into the blade. Do not force the
material being cut.
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