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starting the tool accidentally.
Depth adjustment
tooth length of the blade should extend
below the material to be cut.
Press the depth-stop slider 22 and move it
to the desired depth (material thickness
plus one tooth length) on cutting-depth
scale 6 (Fig. 22).
Note: Correct depth setting can also reduce
splintering.
Bevel Adjustment
engagement in the work and decreased
stability of the foot, blade binding may
occur. Keep the saw steady and the foot
firmly on the workpiece.
-
Loosen the knobs 11 and 16. Tilt the
saw sideward (Fig. 1).
-
Adjust the saw to the desired bevel
angle on the scale 9. Tighten the knobs
11
16
and
Note: Do not exert any force on the
auxiliary handle or the saw itself while
adjusting the bevel angle. If weight is
applied to the saw during adjustment, the
base plate could be offset, and will no
longer lay flat on the surface of the track.
To adjust the bevel angle of the saw to –1°
or +47°, push button 12 while tilting (Fig.
1).
Note: For bevel cuts, the cutting depth is
smaller than the setting indicated on the
cutting-depth scale 6.
Cutting line guides
The 0° cutting line guide
position of the saw blade for straight cuts
whether or not a track is used. When a
track is used, it indicates the position of
the blade at any bevel angle. The 45° line
guide
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indicates the position of the saw
blade for 45° bevel cuts when not using the
track (Fig. 23).
•
The farthest-back and farthest-forward
point of a full-depth plunge cut with the
Operating Instructions
Disconnect battery pack from tool before making any assembly, adjustments
or changing accessories. Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of
To reduce the risk of
injury, no more than one
Because
of
the
creased amount of blade
again.
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indicates the
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No more than one tooth length
should penetrate workpiece
in -
Fig. 22
8
22
6
track are indicated by the cast-in cut
limit marks 32 (Fig. 23).
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