HOLZMANN MASCHINEN TS200 230V Instrucciones De Servicio página 54

15 OPERATION
15.1 Initial check before start
• Before any adjustments, the machine must be disconnected from the power supply to avoid
the risk of accidental switching on the machine!
• Check that the max. speed of the machine is lower than the max. permissible speed of the
used saw blade and direction is correct.
• Use only sawblades with a diameter according to technical data.
• Make sure that the inner diameter of the saw blade corresponds to the diameter of the drive
shaft.
• Check if the riving knife is correctly adjusted.
• The saw blade guard must be mounted on the riving knife. Working with the machine without
saw blade protection guard is prohibited.
• Ensure connection to a dust collection system.
15.2 Operation
15.2.1 Starting/stoping the machine
Starting:
Push green ON-button (I)
Stoping:
Push red OFF-button (0)
15.2.2 Saw blade height adjustment
15.2.3 Adjustment of the saw blade tilt
After adjusting the saw blade tilt, adapt the rip fence and/or the cross-cut fence so that
they do not become contact with the tilted saw blade.
15.2.4 Adjustment of the cutting width on the rip fence
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The handwheel for height adjustment (1) is located at the front of
the machine. Turn the handwheel anticlockwise to lift the saw
blade upwards. Turn the handwheel clockwise to lower the saw
blade. The height of the saw blade must be adjusted so that the
teeth hit the top of the workpiece.
Push the clamping lever (2) down to release the hand wheel.
Turn the hand wheel (1) clockwise to tilt the saw blade. Turn the
hand wheel anticlockwise to move the saw blade in a vertical
position again. The saw blade can be tilted from 0° to 45°. The
current position can be seen on the scale. Afterwards push the
clamping lever (2) upwards again.
N O TI C E
The cutting width can be adjusted on the rip fence and can be
read off the ruler (1). The rip fence can be fixed by tightening the
star screws.
The rip fence can be mounted on the front or rear guide profile.
OPERATION
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