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Lengthwise Cutting<br />
• Set the parallel stop (Fig. 2/pos. 3) at<br />
the required width in relation to the saw<br />
disc. .<br />
• Lay the work on the bearing surface are,<br />
the flatter/wider side should lay flat on<br />
the saw bench.<br />
• Guide the wider work with hand, the<br />
smaller one with use of a sliding guide<br />
rod (Fig. 1/pos. 11).<br />
• Caution: Keep a large safety<br />
distance from the saw disc.<br />
Fig. 12<br />
Chamfer cuts<br />
• Release the lock lever (Fig. 2/pos. 12)<br />
and set the required angle on the rotary<br />
wheel (Fig. 2/pos. 10)<br />
• Make sure that the splitting wedge<br />
(Fig. 2/pos. 18) is always flushed with<br />
the disc. .<br />
• Secure lock laver (Fig. 2/pos. 12) again<br />
.<br />
• Chamfer cuts should be always done<br />
using the parallel stop (Fig. 2/pos. 3).<br />
Fig. 13<br />
Cross Cutting<br />
• Put the cross stop into one of two<br />
grooves on the saw bench and set up<br />
the required angle measure .<br />
• If the disc is to be adjusted at an angle<br />
as well (see Fig. 15), a groove should<br />
be used to prevent any contact of your<br />
hand and of the cross stop with the disc<br />
cover .<br />
Fig. 14<br />
Caution: Hold the worked piece<br />
tightly, never cut a piece held loosely..<br />
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