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Put the rubber feet (IV) on the ends of the legs. In the middle of their length the legs have openings to which base reinforcements
(V) should be fi xed with screws and nuts. This will give you a stable base.
Attach additional brackets (VI) to the rear legs using screws and nuts to prevent the saw from tipping over.
Note! The reinforcement must be attached to the rear legs on the opposite side of the switch.
Place the saw on its legs.
Set up the riving knife. To do this, unscrew the fi xing screws of the table insert (VII). Using the cutting height and angle knob, pull
the saw up as far as possible and set it to 0
O
. Check the distance between the edge of the riving knife and the circular saw (VIII).
If it diff ers from the illustration, loosen the knife-fi xing screw (IX), position the knife, and then tighten the knife-fi xing screw fi rmly
and securely. Fix the table insert.
Attach the circular saw guard (X) to the opening in the riving knife. The screw connection must be bolted with such a force that the
guard lowers automatically under its own weight.
Slide the hose onto the dust extraction outlet in the guard and slide the other end of the hose onto the side opening of the dust
extraction at the rear of the base (XI).
Note! Replace the table insert whenever it is worn, destroyed or damaged.
Circular saw replacement
The circular saw is attached to the saw spindle by means of a screw and fi xing fl anges. Remove the circular saw guard and the
table insert. Hold the external fi xing disc with one of the wrenches and use the other wrench to unscrew the circular saw fi xing
screw (XII). Remove the disc and clean the fi xing area of all dust generated during operation. Then fi x the new disc with the fl anges
and a fi rmly and securely tightened screw. Install the table insert and the circular saw guard.
With your hand in the protective glove, make a few turns of the circular saw, making sure that the rotating saw does not catch on
any part of the device. Repeat assembly steps, if necessary.
Note! When fi xing the circular saw, make sure that the directions of rotation on the circular saw and on the device are the same.
Connecting to the dust extraction system
Before starting work, the saw must be connected to an external dust extraction system, e.g. an industrial vacuum cleaner. The
system inlet must be connected to the dust outlet of the machine. This will reduce the amount of dust generated during work, which
will increase its effi ciency and safety.
Control parts
The on/off switch is used to switch the device on and off . The button marked "I" is used to switch the saw on, and the button
marked "O" is used to switch the saw off . Before connecting the power cord plug to the power socket, make sure that the saw is
not switched on, press the button marked "O" and then release the button.
Overload protection - in case of overload, e.g. too long work with maximum power, the saw will stop automatically. In this case, the
protection button will be pushed out. When the overload protection is tripped, unplug the power cord from the power socket. Wait
at least 30 minutes for the device to cool down, then press the safety button, connect the device to the power supply and restart it.
Cutting angle lock - unscrew to allow the cutting angle to be changed, tighten to lock the position of the saw at the selected angle.
Cutting height and angle knob - allows you to set the cutting height and cutting angle. Pull the knob towards you and then turn
clockwise to increase the cutting height. Turning in the opposite direction reduces the cutting height. Pushing the knob so that the
sprocket in its base intersects with the sprocket located under the cutting angle scale allows you to set the cutting angle. Unscrew
the cutting angle lock, push the knob. Turn the knob to set a selected cutting angle. The indicator arrow shows the set angle of the
cross-cut on the scale. Tighten the lock to place the saw in the set position.
Adjusting the workpiece cutting guide bar
The cutting guide bar allows two settings depending on the thickness of the workpiece. If the thickness of the workpiece is less
than 25 mm, the guide bar must be set horizontally (XIII). If the thickness of the workpiece is equal to or greater than 25 mm, the
guide bar must be set vertically (XIV). You can change the position of the guide by unscrewing two wing nuts, pulling the guide bar
out of the fi xing plate, and then sliding it in a new position. Tightening the fi xing nuts locks the guide bar against the fi xing plate.
Setting the cutting width (XV)
The cutting width can be adjusted by means of the guide bar. Lifting the lever will allow the guide bar to be inserted into the rail at
the edge of the table and then repositioned. Lowering the lever locks the guide bar. The rail at the edge of the table is equipped
with two graduations showing the distance between the guide bar and the blade depending on the position of the guide bar for
cutting thick or thin workpieces.
Setting the longitudinal cutting angle (XVI)
Slide the guide bar for setting the longitudinal angle into one of the slots on the work table. Loosen the angle setting knob, then
adjust the longitudinal cutting angle and lock the guide bar in this position by tightening the knob.
The guide bar should move freely within the slot of the work table, locked at the set angle.
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