Practical advice

The worklight improves visibility in the immediate work area and also indicates the cutting line of the saw blade. This allows for exact positioning of the workpiece for sawing, without having to open the retracting blade guard.

  • Mark the required cutting line on the workpiece.
  • Switch on the worklight with the switch (35).
  • Guide the tool arm down in front of the workpiece.
    The saw blade's shadow will appear on the workpiece. This shadow line indicates the material that will be removed by the saw blade during cutting.
  • Align your mark on the workpiece with the shadow line.

Maximum workpiece dimensions:

Mitre angle

Bevel angle

Height x width [mm]

0°

0°

105 x 340

45°

0°

105 x 245

0°

45° (left)

70 x 340

45°

45° (left)

70 x 245

0°

45° (right)

48 x 340

45°

45° (right)

48 x 245

Maximum cutting depth (0°/0°): 105 mm

The left or right length stop (29) can be used for easily sawing workpieces of the same length.

  • Turn the length stop (29) upwards.
  • Set the saw table extension (15) to the required workpiece length.

The depth stop needs to be adjusted if you wish to saw a groove.

  • Swivel the depth stop (25) outwards.
  • Swivel the tool arm by the handle (4) into the required position.
  • Turn the adjusting screw (26) until the end of the screw touches the depth stop (25).
  • Slowly guide the tool arm upwards.

When sawing curved or round workpieces, these must be especially secured against slipping. At the cutting line, there should be no gap between the workpiece, fence and saw table.

If necessary, you will need to manufacture special fixtures.

The insert plate (9) can become worn after long use of the power tool.

Replace a defective insert plate.

  • Bring the power tool into the work position.
  • Unscrew the screws (54) using a commercially available cross-headed screwdriver and remove the old insert plate (9).
  • Insert the new insert plate and screw the screws (54) in tight again.