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FIG. 7 FIG. 8
FIG. 9 FIG. 10
FIG. 11 FIG. 12
ASSEMBLY OF THE SAW BENCH
For assembly it is advised to put the machine on a suitable
working surface, for example a bench top.
(The numbers mentioned in the text correspond with
the numbers of the exploded view)
Photograph 1
First assemble the leg (nr. 15) with the slot for the mains
switch. Fix this leg with two hex bolts M6 x 16, a washer
and a self locking nut.
ATTENTION: Fix the bolts only in the most inner holes,
and do not tighten the bolts firmly yet. Then continue with
the other legs in similar way, the numbers of the legs must
correspond with the numbers on the table.
Photograph 2
Assemble the switch using the 2 self tapping screws.
Photograph 3
Fix the cable with the two cable ties to the engine support
plate (Nr. 9). Please note that there should be enough
slack in the cable, because this part can be put under be-
vel angle and is in height adjustable.
Photograph 4
Assemble the shaft with wheels, first loosen the self-loc-
king nuts and the rubber rings.
Place the shaft with wheel between leg 15 and 17. Fasten
the self-locking nuts and rubber rings again with the aid of
the supplied locking bar.
Photograph 5
Assemble the two long (Nr. 19) and the two short supports
(Nr. 20) using hex bolts M6 x 16, washers and self locking
nuts. However do no fix the bolts tightly yet.
Photograph 6
Assemble the dust extraction adapter (Nr. 26) using 4 hex
bolts M4 x 10.
Photograph 7
Assemble the guide (Nr. 22) for the cross cutting fence on
the left side of the table. Use 2 hex bolts M6 x 16 with self
locking nut and washer to fix it together with the table legs.
Assemble the support for the dust extraction hose on the
right rear corner of the table, together with the table leg.
Photograph 8
Assemble the guide (Nr. 22) for the rip fence. Use 2 hex
bolts M6 x 16 with self locking nut ,washer and rubber
washer to fix it together with the table legs.
NOTE: First put the rubber washer on the bolt, then insert
the bolt through the hole of the table and guide. Then in-
sert two coach bolts into the designated slots and add a
washer and small star grip (Nr. 24).
Now fasten all the bolts of the frame, starting with the front
legs. Turn the machine up side down on its legs.
Photograph 9
Remove the table insert to loosen the 6 screws, loosen
the bolt for the riving knife and assemble the riving knife
(Nr. 31). Ensure a space of between 3 and 8 mm between
the riving knife and the sawblade at any point. Fasten the
bolt for the riving knife.
Photograph 10
Re-insert the table insert (Nr. 32) and fix it with the 6
screws.
Photograph 11
Turn the sawblade in the highest position, loosen the
cross-head bolt on the top guard. Assemble the top guard
(Nr. 33) on the riving knife and fasten the cross-head bolt
again.
Photograph 12
Assemble the dust collection hose, and fix it into the sup-
port at the rear right corner of the table.
Photograph 13
Slide the crosscut / mitre scale (Nr. 35) into the front rail.
Photograph 14
Place two hex bolts (Nr. 43) in the holes of the mitre scale
and add the two wing nuts loosely to it. Then slide the alu-
minium rip fence (Nr. 37) over the head of the bolts.
Put the scale label on the machine.
Slide the aluminium guide against the saw blade and stick
the scale label in the notch of the table, with the zero bene-
ath the aluminium guide.
CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS
The sawing machine must be connected to 230V (220V)
mains voltage by means of the female plug supplied. The
sawing machine must be placed firmly on a level floor.
PUTTING INTO OPERATION
By pressing the GREEN button of the safety switch (part
nr 13) the sawing machine is switched on.
By pressing the RED button of the safety switch the sa-
wing machine is switched off.
In case of an unexpected mains voltage failure or in case
the mains plug is pulled from the mains (the wall socket),
the safety switch will immediately switch off. If the mains
voltage should now suddenly come back again, the sa-
wing machine will not switch on. The sawing machine will
only be switched on again after pressing the GREEN but-
ton.
INSTALLATION
1. ADJUSTING THE SAW HEIGHT
By turning the large hand wheel on the engine suspension
(part nr 6/53) the saw blade height can be adjusted be-
tween 0 and 88 mm (with 45° 62 mm). By turning the hand
wheel to the right, the saw blade is adjusted
higher, and by turning it to the left the saw blade is adjus-
ted lower. By one complete turn of the hand wheel the saw
blade height is altered by 1.2 mm. The saw blade must
protrude 10 mm above the workpiece during sawing. In
this way the downward teeth of the saw blade will press
the workpiece down on the bench top.
2. ADJUSTING THE SAW ANGLE
By loosening the small handle (twice) on the engine sus-
pension the saw blade can be tilted between 0° and 45°.
The adjusted saw angle can be read by means of the de-
gree division on the engine suspension.
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