Assembly & Preparation; Tools Needed - Evolution R255 SMSL Notice Originale

ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION
(7.1)
WARNING: Always disconnect the saw
from the power source before making any
adjustments.
Some minor assembly is required to
commission this machine.
By assembling this machine the owner/
operator will gain valuable insight into its
many advanced features. This should enable
the operator to exploit the machines full
potential once it is commissioned.
Note: Study the diagrams showing the
assembled machine. You will gain valuable
insight which will help you with the
assembly process.

TOOLS NEEDED

FOR ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS
Hex Key – Supplied and located in a dedicated
storage position on the machine. (Fig. 1)
Flat Bladed Screwdriver – Not supplied.
10mm Spanner – Not supplied.
5mm Allen Key – Not supplied.
Note: The assembly process is a 'one
time assembly' .
Once assembly is successfully completed no
attempt to disassemble the machine should
be made.
The blade and some other smaller parts also
need to be fitted by the owner/operator.
Note: A safety check must be carried out
once assembly is completed and before the
machine is used - see page 34.
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WARNING: Do not under any circumstances
plug the cutting head into the power supply
and try to use it as a hand held circular saw.
KNOW THE PARTS
There are four (4) main parts to be assembled
(including the blade), and two (2) other smaller
parts to be connected. Additionally the blade
(supplied) will need to be fitted.
• The rotary base and bevel neck (Fig. 2)
• The carriage slides (Fig. 3)
• The cutting head (In The 'locked down Position
as Removed from the Packaging) (Fig. 4)
• The Blade (Fig. 5)
Note: The Blade should be the last part to be fitted.
It must only be fitted after the assemble process is
completed and the machine has been subjected to
the Assembly Safety Checks - see page 34.
THE MITRE LOCKING KNOB (Fig. 6)
The threaded spigot of the Mitre Locking Knob
slides through a hole in the front of the Mitre
Locking Handle (Fig. 7) and then screws into an
internally threaded boss located in the base of
the machine.
THE BEVEL NECK
Note: The bevel neck is supplied fitted to the
Rotary table. The bevel neck should be adjusted to
the 0˚ position.
• Slacken the Bevel Locking screw using the Bevel
Locking Handle. (Fig. 8)
• Rotate the bevel neck to the vertical position so
that it rests against the 0 degree stop.
• Tighten the Bevel Locking Handle.
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