User manual KOMPERNASS PARKSIDE PKGS 1450-KH 3118 CROSSCUT MITRE SAW

[. . . ] PKGS 1450 2003 Kompernaß Handelsgesellschaft mbH Burgstraße 21 · D-44867 Bochum (Germany) k M ³ · » b a d c e f ¿ ´ www. kompernass. com +++ www. kompernass. com +++ www. kompernass. com +++ www. kompernass. com +++ www. kompernass. com +++ www. kompernass. com +++ PKGS 1450 CROSSCUT MITRE SAW For crosscut, mitre and compound sawing Dear Customer!Please make sure you familiarise yourself fully with the way the equipment works before you use it for the first time and that you understand how to handle electrical power tools correctly. Please read the operating instructions below and the accompanying safety advice carefully !Use the equipment only as described and for the purposes indicated. [. . . ] So that you can work safely we recommend that you fasten down the crosscut and mitre saw on to a flat surface using the threaded holes provided in the underside of the saw base. TESTING AND SETTING UP Warning. Always switch off the power supply (pull out the plug) when you carry out adjustments or check the set-up of the machine. Parallel blade Check that the saw blade is correctly set up. It must be parallel to the saw notch on the table. To make any necessary adjustment, follow this procedure: Move the saw table into the home position (0° - setting). Bring down the cutting head and compare the alignment of the side face of the saw blade with the left-hand edge of the saw notch on the table. The blade and the edge must be absolutely parallel to one another. Changing the setting ­ if required, is done by loosening the three bolts directly behind the saw blade (see Fig / ) with the Allen key (e) and moving the cutting arm so that it is parallel. Stop plate Check the stop plate particularly if it has been removed from the machine and replaced. The stop plate must be perpendicular (at 90°) to the saw blade. Adjustment of the stop plate can only be carried out after the saw blade has been set parallel as above. We recommend that you use a set square to check the stop plate. Place one face of the set square against the stop plate and the other against the side face of the blade. If required, the adjustment is done as follows; Unscrew the two bolts at the rear of the stop plate and set the stop plate so that it is at 90° to the side face of the saw blade. Saw blade depth Check the saw blade depth with the cutting head lowered as far down as possible. The blade must always be able to be moved freely. Test that no teeth come into contact with any of the metal surfaces by turning the blade lightly by hand. If the blade does not turn freely, carry out the adjustment as follows: Unscrew the lock nut (see Fig. / ) and turn the adjuster screw, until the blade runs freely. Mitre setting 0° If required you can adjust the 0° mitre stop setting. Move the saw table into the 90° home position (0° - setting) and with the cutting head lowered, compare the position of the side face of the saw blade with the table's support surface. To adjust, unscrew the lock nut (see Fig. [. . . ] First release the stop setting handle by one or two turns. By pressing the control lever release the stop. Whilst pressing the control lever , turn the saw table to the left or right into the desired position and then release the control lever again. The PKGS 1450 has the most common settings 0°, 15°, 22. 5°, 30° and 45° pre-set by the use of easily engaged fixed stops. [. . . ]