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2. Special safety regulations for circular saws, table saws
and compound mitre saws
Warning! Pull out the electrical cable’s plug out of its socket before servicing or changing blade.
Attention! Before starting up the saw check that all parts are working satisfactorily and that safety regula-
tions protect as intended!
1.
Warning! Only use cutting blades. Make sure that the Tungsten Carbide blades have negative toothing.
Do not use blades with deep spaces between the teeth because they can bend and come into contact
med the blade cover. A damaged saw blade should be replaced immediately!
2. Do not use the saw until it is completely assembled and mounted correctly according to this manual.
Check the motor’s and the blade’s direction of rotation (see rotation arrow on the blade cover). Check
that the saw blade does not touch the rotation table in any setting.
3. If you do not understand how the saw should be handled you should ask a qualied person for advice.
4. Warning! Keep your hands away from the blades. Saw only small pieces. Use pusher!
5. Check that the blade is well centred and sharp and can run free without vibrating.
6. Let the motor come up to speed before sawing.
7. Keep the motor’s ventilation holes clean and free from shavings.
8. Always make sure that all the clamps are tight before you saw, even if the table is set at a xed angle.
9. Make sure that the blade and collars are clean and that the spider nut is tight, only use blade collars
that go with your saw.
10. The riving knife should have a radius corresponding to the saw blade’s diameter.
11. Only use saw blades with a diameter, velocity class and other requirements given in the machine’s
technical specications.
12. Always have extra support when sawing long pieces.
13. Always check before sawing that the blades are not cracked or damaged. Immediately replace a
damaged blade!
14. Do not use the saw if any component is missing, damaged or faulty, pull out plug to the saw if it begins
to sound strange or vibrate. Allow qualied service technicians to replace missing components or which
do not work before using the saw again.
15. Never saw if protective covers are not correctly mounted and work with any problems.
16. Never stretch yourself around or behind the blade when it is rotating. Stand securely to keep your
balance the whole time.
17. Check that the blade can rotate freely (especially after transport and/or blade change) before you plug in
and start up the saw.
18. Do not use high speed steel blades (HSS) if the machine came with Tungsten Carbide blades.
19. Do not remove fastened or cut pieces before the blade has stopped.
20. Never saw into iron-based metals or in bricks or mortar.
21. Never use the saw in proximity to easily inammable uids or gases.
22. Never clean the saw’s plastic parts with solvents. Solvents can dissolve the plastic or damage the
material in another way. Only clean with a soft, damp cloth.
23. Pull out the plug and clean the saw before leaving it. Make sure that work surfaces are tidy before you
nish the job.
24. Save this manual. Read it often and use it to instruct others. Make sure that everyone using the saw
reads these instructions.
25. Do not expose the saw to rain and do not use the machinery in damp areas.
26. Keep the working area well lit.
27. Wear suitable working clothes as loosely tting clothes or jewellery may get stuck in the rotating parts.
28. Users should be at least 18 years old; users who are 16 years old should be accompanied by an
instructor when using the saw. Keep children away from the saw when it is connected to the mains.
29. Keep your working area tidy; do not allow cuttings or other waste to lie around unnecessarily. Make sure
that overow can be removed from the saw blade otherwise they can y out of the saw blade.
30. Do not distract people working with the saw.