D-CUT PL-215 User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
Laminate Cutter PL-215
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CUTTING AND C

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Assembly
Use the provided Allan wrench, screws,
bolt and nuts to assemble the blade
into the base and handle as shown.
Warning:
Avoid contacting with the steel teeth
along the cutting slot, which may cause
injury.
Carry
Hook the chain to the ring on the
handle and carry the cutter as shown.

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Cross Cut
Place the flooring plank onto the cutter
base and position the stopper in the
appropriate slot at the required length.
Then push down the blade by using the
handle. The cutter is designed to cut
through laminate pieces by removing a
small amount of laminate.
Please note that a slightly rough edge
is normal. The cut edge will meet the
wall and be covered by a molding (a
base board or a quarter-round).
The Slot on the Cutter Base
On the cutter base, there are a few sets
of the slot used for the stopper
attachment. Always use the slots closer
to the pivot of the blade according to
the width of the plank. The closer to the
pivot of the blade, the more cutting
power you will get.

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“L” Cut
When making an “L” cut, it is
recommended to cut the lengthwise
first, following the “Lengthwise Cutting”
procedure to cut plank to the required
point and then re-position the plank,
make a last cut “cut-out”.
Lengthwise Cut
When cutting laminate lengthwise, remove
the stopper from the cutter base. Mark a
line on the laminate plank and place it on
the base. Hold it down firmly while
pushing down the cutter blade. Small teeth
located along the cutting slot will keep the
laminate plank from slipping.
After making each cut pull the handle back
up, the small pin featured on the blade
helps to move the plank forward. Use your
hand to push down the plank and then cut
again. Repeat the procedure until the full
length of the cut is completed.
Free Angle Cut
Mark a line of the floor plank and remove
the stopper attachment from the cutter
base. Line up the blade with the line
marked on the plank, then push down the
blade by using the handle. The small teeth
located along the cutting slot will keep the
laminate plank from slipping.
After making each cut pull the handle back
up, the small pin featured on the blade
helps to move the plank forward. Use your
hand to push down the plank and then cut
again. Repeat the procedure until the full
length of the cut is completed.

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Part List

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Part List
Parts Q’ty Parts Q’ty
1 Left ABS Handle 1 18 Supporting Bar C 2
2 Cross Head Screw M4 × 31 2 19 Right Steel Teeth 1
3 Handle 1 20 Right Working Table 1
4 Knurled Screw M5 1 21 Supporting Bar B 2
5 Rubber Pad 1 22 End Plate 1
6 Blade 1 23 Stopper Attachment 1
7 Spring Pin 1 24 Cross Head Screw M4 × 4 8
8 Supporting Stand 1 25 Rear Base 1
9 Left Steel Teeth 1 26 Customized Screw M6 1
10 Steel Teeth Washer 2 27 Chain 1
11 Nut M8 1 28 Allan Wrench M10 1
12 Spring Washer 8 29 Supporting Bar A 2
13 Hex Head Screw M8 × 16 8 30 Left Working Table 1
14 Lock Nut M6 5 31 Hex Head Screw M4 × 8 6
15 Foot Pad 4 32 Hook 1
16 Front Base 1 33 Right ABS Handle 1
17 Customized Screw M10 1 34 Nut M4 2