D-CUT TC-100 User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
Trim Cutter TC-100
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SAFETY RULES FOR THE FLOORING CUTTER
1. READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE
OPERATING THE D-Cut MULTI-FLOORING CUTTERS.
2. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operation of D-Cut Multi-flooring
Cutter, obtain advice from a qualified instructor or call 630-916-9100 USA
3. Stay alert. Do not operate while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or
medication.
4. Always wear safety approved eye protection with side shields(ANSI Z87.1)
5. Keep work area free of debris.
6. Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the D-Cut Multi-flooring
Cutter and work area.
7. Make sure tool is secure. Operate only on a firm substrate or solid stand.
8. Use the right tool. Do not force the D-Cut Multi-flooring Cutter or use it for a
job for which it was not designed; use only on approved materials.
9. Keep the blade sharp. A dull blade will not perform properly.
10. Always keep hands away from blade while operating or carrying the cutter.
11. Do not alter or misuse this tool. The D-Cut Multi-flooring Cutter is precision
built; modifications not specified in this manual may result in a dangerous
and unsafe environment.
12. Maintain the D-Cut Multi-flooring Cutter with care. Keep Blade sharp and
clean. Follow instructions for changing accessories.
13. Use only recommended accessories. The use of improper accessories may be
hazardous and cause injuries.
14. Never leave the D-Cut Multi-flooring Cutter unattended. Secure the handle
with the lock chain when not in use.

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CUTTING AND C
Adjust the Cutter Head Position
Turn the handle counter-clockwise as
shown to change the cutter head to the
vertical position.
Square (vertical) Cut
Place the work-piece along the angle
attachment on the table and align the blade
to the mark where needs to be cut. Then
press the handle down to complete the cut.
Handle Assembly
Thread the handle to the handle base
as shown.

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Mitre Cut (3)
The work-piece must stop at/against
the nylon board as shown before
making a mitre cut, to ensure an
accurate angle cut.
Warning:
Always making a square (vertical) cut
BEFORE making a mitre cut. The blade
damage may occur if making a mitre
cut on the work-piece directly.
Mitre Cut (2)
There are two slots on the handle base as
shown. One of them is for vertical cut and
another is for angle cut. Push the handle to
right in order to change the position as
shown.
Mitre Cut (1)
Change the cutting head to the desired
angle as shown.

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Accuracy Micro Adjustment (2)
When a 46 or 47 degree is needed,
two screws in the front of the head as
shown can be adjusted.
Note: when adjusting the screws, the
turning amount between these two
screws must be same in order to keep
the cutting accuracy and the balance.
Accuracy Micro Adjustment (1)
In case the cutting accuracy is off set, two
screws under the working table can be
adjusted in either direction as shown. Also
these two screws are used to obtain minus
2 degree if needed.
Note: when adjusting the screws, the
turning amount between these two screws
must be same in order to keep the cutting
accuracy and the balance.
Angle Cutting
Change the angle attachment to the
desired angle and place the work-piece
along the attachment. Press down the
handle to complete the cut.

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Changing the Blade
Use the provided Allan wrench to
remove the three screws, then hold the
blade by each end and carefully
remove the blade out of blade holder.
Note: when putting a new blade on,
keep the flat side of the blade facing
the table.
Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the blade at
any time.
Changing the Nylon board
Use the provided Allan wrench to
remove the three screws to change the
nylon board.
Carry
Hook the chain to the ring on the
handle and carry the cutter as shown.

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Part List

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Part List
Parts Q’ty Parts Q’ty
1 Hex Screw M6 x 14 2 43 Adjusting Nut M8 1
2 Washer φ5 5 44 Hex Screw M8 x 14 4
3 Rubber Pad A 2 45 Connector 1
4 Hex Screw M6 x 30 4 46 Angle Board B 1
5 Hex Screw M5 x 20 3 47 Bearing Base 1
6 Nylon Hold Bar 1 48 Bearing Barrier 1
7 Nylon Block 1 49 Bearing 6903Z 2
8 Locker Nut M8 10 50 Pin 1
9 Hex Screw M5 x 10 7 51 Gear Box Cover A 1
10 Spring Washer 2 52 Rocking Handle Base 1
11 Pointer 2 53 Spring C 1
12 Rotating Board A 1 54 Rotating Pin 1
13 Customized Bolt M8-A 2 55 Handle B 1
14 Bolt M8 2 56 Hex Screw M8 x 10 1
15 Front Base 1 57 Rocking Handle Connection 1
16 Guide God 2 58 Bearing 6902Z 1
17 Spring A 2 59 Gear Shaft 1
18 Blade 1 60 Bevel Gear A 1
19 Hex Screw M6 x 10 2 61 Bevel Gear B 1
20 Blade Holder 1 62 Bearing 696Z 1
21 Hex Screw M4 x 12 2 63 Bearing 6901Z 1
22 Eccentric Cam Pad 2 64 Washer 1
23 Blade Base 1 65 Gear Box Cover B 1
24 Eccentric Cam A 1 66 Screw ST3.5 x 22 3
25 Eccentric Cam Base 1 67 Chain 1
26 Handle A Base 1 68 Hex Screw M8 x 12 4
27 Rotating Shaft 2 69 Base Plate 1
28 Hex Screw M6 x 16 2 70 Customized Screw 1
29 Eccentric Cam B 1 71 Locker Nut M6 1
30 Spring B 1 72 Protecting Plate 1
31 Rivet A 2 73 Main Base 1
32 Handle A 1 74 Rubber Foot 3
33 Hook A 1 75 Hex Screw M4 x 20 4
34 Ball Handle 1 76 Washer φ4 14
35 Gauge 2 77 Rivet B 10
36 Angle Board A 1 78 Locker Nut M4 4
37 Working Table 1 79 Hex Screw M8 x 10 6
38 Connecting Rod 1 80 Adjusting Screw M6 2
39 Rotating Connection 1 81 Rubber Pad B 2
40 Customized Bolt M8-B 2 82 Rotating Board B 2
41 Hex Screw M5 x 8 8 83 Cross Screw M4 x 16 2
42 Output Shaft 1

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