Skil DL529301 Guide D'utilisation page 80

0° Bevel Check and Adjustment
(Fig.6)
Your tool has a 0° bevel stop, which has been
adjusted before shipment to assure that the
blade is vertical to the foot at 0°bevel cutting.
To check and adjust to 0° Bevel:
a. Detach the battery pack from the tool.
b. Set the foot to the maximum depth-of-cut
setting.
c. Loosen the bevel-adjustment knob.
d. Set the saw to 0° bevel on the bevel gauge
and retighten the bevel-adjustment knob.
e. Turn the saw upside down and place it on a
stable surface. Use a square to check for an
angle of 90° between the blade and the underside of the foot.
f. If adjustment is necessary, loosen the bevel-adjustment knob. Place the saw in an upside-
down position on a workbench. Using a Philips-screwdriver, turn the 0° bevel-stop adjusting
screw until the foot is square with the saw blade.
Line Guide
There are two cutting-guide notches on the
foot.
The cutting-guide notces will indicate an
approximate line of cut. Use the notch on the
right as a visual guide for a straight 90°cut. For
a 45°bevel cut, use the notch on the left (Fig.7).
Make sample cuts in scrap lumber to verify the
actual line of cut. This will be helpful because
of the number of different blade types and
thicknesses available.
To ensure minimum splintering on the good side of the material to be cut, face the good side
down.
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Fig. 6
90°
Fig. 7
45° Bevel Cuts
0° Bevel-Stop
Adjusting Screw
90° Vertical Cuts