ATIKA KGSZ 305 N-2 Notice Originale page 19

The laser
Do not look directly into the laser beam.
Never direct the laser beam to persons or objects other
than the work piece.
Only direct the laser beam to work pieces which have a
dull surface (wood or rough surfaces).
Shiny reflecting surfaces can direct the laser beam to the
worker.
 Only switch on the laser beam when a work piece is on the
rotary table.
 Do not forget to turn off the laser beam after completion of
the work.
Workpiece dimensions
Minimum dimensions
Length Width
150 mm 45 mm
Maximum dimensions
Straight cuts
Mitre cuts
Inclinded cuts
Double mitre cuts
The pulling device
The pulling device can be utilized for all types of cuts (straight
cuts, mitre cuts, angled cuts and double mitre cuts).

Narrow work pieces:
(45 - 90 mm wide)
 Push the pulling device to the rear and tighten the lock-
ing screw (6).

Wide work pieces:
(90 - 330 mm wide)
 Push the pulling device to the rear and do not tighten
the locking screw (6) firmly.

Loosen the transport locking pin (5) before any work.

Straight cuts
If required, loosen the incline angle locking knob (24) and
adjust the saw head to its vertical position.
Retighten the tilt angle locking handle firmly.
Loosen the locking screw (7) for the rotary table (8), pull up
the locking device (7A) and turn the saw head to the 0°
position.
Firmly tighten the locking screw again
Narrow work pieces:
Slide the saw head to the rear position of the pulling device
and tighten the locking screw (6) for the pulling device.
Wide work pieces:
Slide the saw head to the rear position of the pulling device
and let the locking screw (6) for the pulling device loos-
ened.
Width Height
310 mm 90 mm
210 mm 90 mm
310 mm 55 mm
210 mm 55 mm
Place the work piece against the stop (11) and clamp it
using the vice assembly (19).
Switch on the saw
Wait until the saw blade has reached its full speed.
Narrow work pieces:
While holding the On/Off switch (1A), push the lock for the
pendulum cover (17) away from the handle.
Using the handle, gradually lower the saw head and cut
evenly through the work piece down to the table insert.
Wide work pieces:
Pull the saw head to you in order to cut through the work
piece.
Hold the saw head in position until the saw blade is no
longer in the work piece.
Release the On/Off switch and turn the saw head up again.
Mitre cuts
The mitre angle can be set left and right from 0° to 45°. The
table locks in place at frequently required positions (0°, 15°,
22,5°, 31,6°, 45°).
Loosen the locking screw (7) for the turntable (8), pull up
the locking device (7A) and swivel the saw head to the de-
sired angle.
Firmly tighten the locking screw again
Cut the work piece as described at "Straight cuts".
Inclinded cuts
The incline angle can be set 45° toward the left from the vertical
position (0°).
Before tilting the saw head, slide the auxiliary stop (11A) to
the left.
Loosen the tilt angle locking handle (24).
Incline the saw head to the left to the desired angle.
Retighten the incline angle locking knob.
Cut the work piece as described at "Straight cuts".
Double mitre cuts
Increased danger of injury exists with the double mitre
cut because of the saw blade being more accessible
due to its heavy incline. Keep your hands far enough
away.
Loosen the locking screw (7) for the turntable (8), pull up
the locking device (7A) and swivel the saw head to the de-
sired angle..
Firmly tighten the locking screw again
Before tilting the saw head, slide the auxiliary stop (11A) to
the left.
Loosen the tilt angle locking handle (24) and tilt the saw
head up to the desired angle to the left.
Retighten the tilt angle locking handle firmly.
Cut the work piece as described at "Straight cuts".
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