Operational Information - Woodster st 10 I2 Traduction Du Manuel D'origine

Fig. 17
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
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Replacing the batteries of the laser generator, Fig. 17
Warning: Turn off the machine and disconnect from the
power supply, before conducting any settings or mainte-
nance work, or before replacing the saw blade.
• Set the saw blade to maximum height.
• Remove the saw blade protection (6).
• Release both screws (11), turn the safety tabs to the
side and remove the laser battery cover. Remove both
batteries.
• Replace both batteries by batteries of the same (or
similar) type. Make sure to insert them in the same
way as the old batteries were positioned.
• Close the battery cover.
• Check the laser line. Adjust, if so required.
• Reassemble the saw blade cover.

Operational Information

Working on circular saws
Cutting wide workpieces, Fig. 19
Width of the workpiece to be machined over 120 mm
Tool: Circular sawblade for longitudinal cuts
Operating cycle: Adjust the ripping fence in accordance
with the width of the workpiece. Ensure that your hands
are resting in a safe place. The workpiece may only be
forward-fed in the tool area with the right hand or with the
aid of a push-stick if narrow workpieces are cut off in the
cutting process. Move the fence back to the middle of the
saw or use a short auxiliary fence if there is a danger of
the workpiece being jammed between the circular sawb-
lade, the riving knife and the fence.
Only the upper suction hood has been indicated in the
figures on pages 26-28 or has been left out in the in-
dividual case in order to display the operating cycle or
device more clearly.
The upper suction hood is required for all of the operating
cycles.
Cutting narrow workpieces, Fig. 20
Width of the workpiece to be machined less than 120
mm
Tool: Circular sawblade for longitudinal cuts
Operating cycle: Adjust the fence in accordance with the
width of the workpiece. Feed the workpiece with both
hands (use the push-stick in the region of the sawblade)
and push the workpiece until it is behind the riving knife.
Use the push-stick to feed the workpiece right from the
beginning of the cutting process if short workpieces are
being used.
Cutting edges and strips, Fig. 21
Tool: Circular sawblade for a fine cut
Operating cycle: Mount the fence with a low stop bar sur-
face or use an auxiliary fence. Feed the workpiece with a
push-stick until the end of the workpiece is in the region
of the riving knife. Prevent long workpieces from toppling
over at the end of the cutting process by using a table
length extension.
Note: Devices which must be connected to parts of the