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By changing the position of the guide and
using the same straight edge as a guide, it is
possible to quickly and easily make parallel
cuts in the workpiece.
NOTICE: When adjusting the cutting angle,
you can move the parallel guide locking
screw to the left or right.
MAKING A CUT (FIG. 9)
FIG. 9
1. Turn on the jigsaw and allow the blade to
reach maximum speed. Do not allow the
blade to contact the workpiece until it has
reached full speed.
2. Slowly guide the jigsaw forward using both
hands, keeping the shoe plate flat against
the workpiece.
NOTICE: Use only enough pressure to keep
the blade cutting. Do not force the cutting;
allow the blade and the saw to do the work.
STRAIGHT CUTING
A straight cut can be made by clamping
a piece of wood or a straight edge to the
workpiece and guiding the edge of the saw
against it. Make the cut from one direction
only. NEVER cut halfway and then complete
the cut from the opposite end.
The straight cut can be also made by using
the parallel guide supplied.
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OPERATION
PLUNGE CUTTING (FIG. 10)
FIG. 10
Plunge cutting is useful and time-saving for
making rough openings in soft materials. It
makes it unnecessary to drill a hole for an
inside or pocket cut.
1. Draw lines for the opening you want to cut.
2. Hold saw firmly and tilt it forward so the toe
of the saw foot rests on the workpiece.
3. Make sure that the blade is well clear of
the workpiece.
4. Start the saw and then gradually lower the
blade into the workpiece, firmly holding
the toe of the saw base to prevent side
wobble.
5. Keeping the toe of the foot on the
workpiece, slowly pivot the saw downward
like a hinge until the blade cuts through
and the base rests flat on the workpiece.
6. Begin sawing in the usual manner along
the cut line.
The battery is supplied partially charged. To
ensure full capacity of the battery, completely
charge the battery in the battery charger
before.
A fully discharged battery pack will charge
in 50 minutes for DB1850 in a surrounding
temperature between 32° F (0° C) and 104°
F (40° C).
BATTERY CHARGING
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