Pingtek PT-255 User manual

Original Instructions
255mm (10”) Multipurpose Sliding
Compound Mitre Saw
PT-255
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●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Read this Instruction Manual carefully and
completely. It contains the information you
require to operate, maintain and safely
enjoy your Pingtek machine. If you are
uncertain about any aspect of using this
machine please access our Technical/
Service Helpline:
Tel: [phone]
Email:[email protected]
Web:www.pingtekpowertools.co.uk
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Thank you for your purchase of a Pingtek
Machine. All Pingtek machines are built to a
high standard, and are subjected to a
rigorous quality control process. We are
confident that subject to the operator
following the recommendations, operating
and maintenance procedures outlined in
this Instruction Manual, this machine will
give many years of reliable service.
Pingtek reserves the right to make
improvements and modifications to the
design of its power tools without prior
notice.
THE PINGTEK GUARANTEE
UK MAINLAND ONLY
This product is guaranteed against defects
in material or workmanship for a period of 1
year from the date of initial purchase.
Pingtek will at its discretion repair or replace
(if repair is unavailable) any machine that is
found to be defective within the guarantee
period (initial purchaser only).
This guarantee does not cover the blade
which is an expendable component that can
wear out from normal use within the
guarantee period.
This guarantee is void if this product is used
to provide commercial services, or if hired
to another person. The guarantee will also
be void if the machine has been used
beyond the recommendations found in this
Instruction Manual, or if the machine has
been damaged by accident, neglect or
improper service.
For any questions relating to this guarantee
or for enquiries regarding replacement
parts for this machine, please phone the
Service Helpline. Proof of purchase will be
required.
Machines bought and/or used outside the
Korea may be subject to additions to, or
exclusions from, the above guarantee.
Consult your retailer for additional
information regarding any local variation
from the normal Pingtek guarantee.
This guarantee is in addition to, and does
not affect your statutory rights.
THIS PRODUCT CAN BE USED FOR:
This product is a Multi-Purpose Sliding
Compound Mitre Saw and has been
designed to be used with special TCT
blades. Only use accessories designed for
use in this machine and/or those
recommended specifically by
Pingtek
Power Tools Ltd.
When fitted with an appropriate blade
this machine can be used to cut:
●Wood.
●Wooden products such as plywood,
chipboard, blockboard, hardboard, MDF
etc.
●Mild Steel, Aluminium and many other
non-ferrous metals.
●Most types of plastic.
THIS PRODUCT MUST NOT BE USED
FOR:
WARNING:
This product is a Multi-Purpose
Sliding Compound Mitre Saw and must only
be used as such. It must not be modified in
any way, or used to power any other
equipment or drive any other accessories
other than those mentioned in this
Instruction Manual. It must not be used to
cut materials that may contain asbestos or
asbestos related material.
WARNING: This machine is not intended
for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning the
safe use of the machine by a person
responsible for their safety and who is
competent in its safe use.
Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not have access to, and are not
allowed to play with, this machine.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY – THE MAINS
PLUG
This machine is fitted with the correct
moulded plug and mains lead for the
designated market. If the mains lead or the
plug are damaged in any way, they must be
replaced with original replacement parts by
a competent technician.
USING OUTDOORS
WARNING
: For your protection if this tool is
to be used outdoors it should not be
exposed to rain, or used in damp locations.
Do not place the tool on damp surfaces.
Use a clean, dry workbench if available. For
added protection use a residual current
device (R.C.D.) that will interrupt the supply
if the leakage current to earth exceeds
30Ma for 30ms. Always check the operation
of the residual current device (R.C.D.)
before using the machine.
If an extension cable is required it must be a
suitable type for use outdoors and so
labelled. The manufacturers instructions
should be followed when using an
extension cable.
HEALTH ADVICE
WARNING:
When using this machine, dust
particles may be produced. In some
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
exist. Check with your relevant Government
UK TECHNICAL/SERVICE
Tel: [phone]

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●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
Korea may be subject to additions to, or
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LABELS & SYMBOLS
Do not operate this machine if warning
and/or instruction labels are missing or
damaged. Contact Pingtek Power Tools for
replacement labels.
All or some of the following International
symbols and/or pictograms may appear in
the manual or on the product.
Symbol
V
A
Hz
Min-1
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No
Description
Volts
Amperes
Hertz
Speed
Alternating Current
No Load Speed
Double insulation
Wear Dust Mask
Wear safety goggles
Wear ear plug
Read operator’s instruction
carefully
Laser Warning Symbol
In accordance with essential
applicable safety standards of
European directives
General Warning
POWER TOOL GENERAL SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
(
These General Power Tool Safety Instruc-
tions are as specified in BS EN 60745-
1:2009 & EN 61029-1:2009)
WARNING: Read all safety warnings and
instructions.
Failure to follow the warnings
and instructions may result in electric
shock, fire and/ or serious injury.
Save all warnings and instructions for
future reference.
The term “power tool” in the warnings refers
to your mains-operated (corded) power tool
or battery-operated (cordless) power tool.
1)General Power Tool Safety Warnings
[Work area safety]
a) Keep work area clean and well lit.
Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents.
b) Do not operate power tools in explo-
sive atmospheres, such as in the pres-
ence of flammable liquids, gasses or
dust.
Power tools create sparks which
may ignite the dust or fumes.
c) Keep children and bystanders away
while operating power tool. Distractions
can cause you to lose control.
2)General Power Tool Safety Warnings
[Electrical Safety]
a)Power tool plugs must match the
outlet. Never modify the plug in any way.
Do not use any adapter plugs with
earthed (grounded) power tools.
Unmodified plugs and matching outlets will
reduce the risk of electric shock.
b) Avoid body contact with earthed or
grounded surfaces, such as pipes,
radiators, ranges and refrigerators.
There
is an increased risk of electric shock if your
body is earthed or grounded.
c ) Do not expose power tools to rain or
wet conditions. Water entering a power
tool will increase the risk of electric shock.
d) Do not abuse the cord. Never use the
cord for carrying, pulling or unplugging
the power tool. Keep cord away from
heat, oil, sharp ed or moving parts.
Damaged or entangled cords increase the
risk of electric shock.
e) When operating a power tool outdoors,
use an extension cord suitable for
outdoor use.
Use of a cord suitable for
outdoor use reduces the risk of electric
shock.
f) If operating a power tool in a damp
location is unavoidable, use a residual
current device (RCD) protected supply.
Use of an RCD reduces the risk of electric
shock.
3)General Power Tool Safety Warnings
[Personal Safety].
a)Stay alert, watch what you are doing
and use common sense when operating a
power tool. Do not use a power tool while
instances this dust can be particularly
harmful. If you suspect that paint on the
surface of material you wish to cut contains
lead, seek professional advice. Lead based
paints should only be removed by a
professional and you should not attempt to
remove it yourself. Once the dust has been
deposited on surfaces, hand to mouth
contact can result in the ingestion of lead.
Exposure to even low levels of lead can
cause irreversible brain and nervous
system damage. The young and unborn
children are particularly vulnerable.
You are advised to consider the risks
associated with the materials you are
working with and to reduce the risk of
exposure. We recommend the use of an
approved face mask with replaceable filters
when using this machine.
You should always:
● Work in a well-ventilated area.
● Work with approved safety equipment,
such as dust masks that are specially
designed to filter microscopic particles.
WARNING: the operation of any power tool
can result in foreign objects being thrown
towards your eyes, which could result in
injury to the eyes. When using this machine
always wear safety goggles or safety
glasses with side shields or even a full face
shield where necessary.
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
exist. Check with your relevant Government
UK TECHNICAL/SERVICE
Tel: [phone]

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●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
●
●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
you are tired or under the influence of
drugs, alcohol or medication.
A moment
of inattention while operating power tools
may result in serious personal injury.
b) Use personal protective equipment.
Always wear eye protection. Protective
equipment such as dust masks, non-skid
safety shoes, hard hat or hearing protection
used for appropriate conditions will reduce
personal injuries.
c) Prevent unintentional starting. Ensure
the switch is in the off-position before
connecting to power source and or
battery pack, picking up or carrying the
tool.
Carrying power tools with your finger
on the switch or energising the power tools
that have the switch on invites accidents.
d)Remove any adjusting key or wrench
before turning the power tool on.
A
wrench or key left attached to a rotating part
of a power tool may result in personal
injury .
e) Do not overreach. Keep proper footing
and balance at all times. This enables
better control of the power tool in
unexpected situations.
f) Dress properly. Do not wear loose
clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair,
clothing and gloves away from moving
parts.
Loose clothes, jewellery or long hair
can be caught in moving parts.
g) If devices are provided for the
connection of dust extraction and
collection facilities, ensure that these are
connected and properly used.
Use of dust collection can reduce
dust-related hazards.
4) General Power Tool Safety Warnings
[Power tool use and care].
a)Do not force the power tool. Use the
correct power tool for your application.
The correct power tool will do the job better
and safer at a rate for which it was
designed.
b) Do not use the power tool if the switch
does not turn it on or off.
Any power tool
that cannot be controlled with the switch is
dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Disconnect the power tool from the
power source and/or battery pack from
the power tool before making any
adjustments, changing accessories, or
storing power tools.
S uch preventative
safety measuresreduce the risk of starting
the power tool accidentally.
d) Store idle power tools out of the reach
of children and do not allow persons
unfamiliar with the power tool or these
Instructions to operate the power tool.
Power tools are dangerous in the hands of
untrained users.
e)Maintain power tools. Check for
misalignment or binding of moving parts,
breakage of moving parts and any other
condition that may affect the power tools
operation. If damaged, have the power
tool repaired before use.
Many accidents
are caused by poorly maintained power
tools
f) Keep cutting tools sharp and clean.
Properly maintained cutting tools with
sharp cutting edges are less likely to bind
and are easier to control.
g) Use the power tool, accessories and
tool bits etc. In accordance with these
instructions, taking into account the
working conditions and the work to be
performed.
Use of the power tool for
operations different from those intended
could result in a hazardous situation.
5) General Power Tool Safety Warnings
[Service]
a) Have your power tool serviced by a
qualified repair person using only
identical replacement parts.
This will
ensure that the safety of the power tool is
maintained.
PACKAGING
Please safely retain the original packaging
during the guarantee period of your
machine. In the event of you having to
return your Pingtek machine, it should be
repackaged in its original packaging, so that
damage to the machine during transit can
be avoided. Pingtek is not liable for damage
that occurs during transit. This will be the
responsibility of the packers and/or
couriers.
The original packaging is recyclable.
Please dispose of the original packaging in
an environmentally responsible manner.
Additional safety rules for
your Mitre Saw
(Based on the requirements of
EN61029-2-9:2009)
WARNING: Circular Saw Blades are
extremely dangerous, and can cause
serious injury.
Observing the following
safety rules will help you minimise the risks
involved.
● Keep hands and fingers at least 150mm
away from the blade at all times.
● Only use blades that are specified by
the manufacturer, and as detailed in this
Instruction Manual.
● Blades must comply with the
requirements of EN 847-1
● Do not use blades that are damaged,
cracked, dull or deformed in any way.
● Do not use Blades that are
manufactured from high speed steel
(HSS).
● Never attempt to retrieve cut material
until the cutting head is in its upper
position, the lower blade guard is fully
closed, and the blade has stopped
revolving.
● Always wear Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) suitable for the task at
hand. This could include:
●Ear Defenders to reduce the risk of
induced hearing loss.
●Safety glasses to defend the operators
●Dust masks to provide protection from
●Safety gloves should be worn when
●Carry saw blades in a holder whenever
●Only use this saw to cut materials which
●Check the operation of all the machines
●Check that the fitted saw blade is
●If fitted with a laser cutting guide this
●Only replace the saw blade by following
●Keep the work area as clean and tidy as
●Whenever possible secure the
●Ensure that the Mitre Saw is mounted in
●The Mitre Saw can be mounted directly
●Long work-pieces should be
●All operators using this machine must
●Never leave the saw unattended and
●Hold the saw close to your body during
●Lift by using the handhold areas
●Never use the power cord to lift or move
●Do not use the blade guard as a lifting
●Remember to remove the mains plug
●Before moving the saw check:
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●When repositioning the machine at a
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
exist. Check with your relevant Government
UK TECHNICAL/SERVICE
Tel: [phone]

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●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
● Keep hands and fingers at least 150mm
● Only use blades that are specified by
● Blades must comply with the
● Do not use blades that are damaged,
● Do not use Blades that are
● Never attempt to retrieve cut material
● Always wear Personal Protective
●Ear Defenders to reduce the risk of
●Safety glasses to defend the operators
eyes.
●Dust masks to provide protection from
dust. Note:
Some materials (MDF, and
some tropical hardwoods etc.) can produce
dust that can be prejudicial to your health.
Always wear an approved dust mask when
cutting these materials.
●Safety gloves should be worn when
handling the blade (during installation or
removal of a blade etc.).
It is not advisable
to operate the machine whilst wearing
gloves.
●Carry saw blades in a holder whenever
practicable.
●Only use this saw to cut materials which
are recommended in this Instruction
Manual.
●Check the operation of all the machines
safety guard(s) before each use.
Do not
use the machine if the safety guard(s) do
not deploy correctly. Have the machine
serviced or repaired before continued use.
●Check that the fitted saw blade is
compatible with the machine and that the
speed rating marked on the saw blade is
at least equal to the no load speed
marked on the machines rating plate.
●If fitted with a laser cutting guide this
must not be replaced with a different
version.
If a laser guide fails to operate it
must be replaced or repaired by the
manufacturer or his authorised service
agent.
●Only replace the saw blade by following
the instructions found in this Instruction
Manual.
●Keep the work area as clean and tidy as
possible, and free from debris, sawdust,
cut offs etc.
●Whenever possible secure the
work-piece to the rotary table using the
clamp provided.
●Ensure that the Mitre Saw is mounted in
a stable position before each cut.
●The Mitre Saw can be mounted directly
onto a workbench if required.
As an
alternative the Mitre Saw can be mounted
onto a wooden base-board which in turn
can be temporarily or permanently bolted to
a suitable stable work bench or similar.
●Long work-pieces should be
additionally supported by the use of an
appropriate remote work-piece support.
This should be adjusted so the bearing
surface of the remote support matches the
height of the machines table.
●All operators using this machine must
read these instructions and familiarize
themselves with the machines controls.
●Never leave the saw unattended and
running.
Do not leave the saw until the saw
has been switched OFF, and the blade has
come to a complete halt.
CARRYING YOUR MITRE SAW
Note: Although compact this Mitre Saw is
heavy.
To limit the risk of back strain or
injury enlist competent help whenever you
have to lift the saw.
●Hold the saw close to your body during
a lift. Bend your knees so that you can lift
using your legs not your back.
●Lift by using the handhold areas
identified in this Instruction Manual.
●Never use the power cord to lift or move
this machine.
You risk damaging the
electrical connections or insulation of the
machine. This could produce a potentially
dangerous situation resulting in an
increased risk of electric shock or fire.
●Do not use the blade guard as a lifting
point.
●Remember to remove the mains plug
form the mains supply socket.
Store the
plug and supply cord safely on the machine
before attempting to move or transport the
machine to a new location.
●Before moving the saw check:
● The Cutting Head is locked in its lowest
position.
● The Rotary Table is locked in either of its
maximum settings.
● The Bevel Locking Handle is tightened so
that bevel neck is secured.
● The Slide Locking Lever is tightened to
secure the sliding carriage.
●When repositioning the machine at a
new location a safety check should be
carried out.
Check particularly the
operation of all of the machines safety
features and guard(s) before attempting to
operate the machine.
THE LASER CUTTING GUIDE
This machine is equipped with a Laser
Cutting Guide. This allows the operator
to preview the path of the blade through
the work-piece. The Laser projects a
beam when the slide switch located in the
right hand edge of the Cutting Head ‘D’
handle is operated.
Avoid direct eye contact with the laser
beam, and do not use on material that
could reflect the laser beam.
WARNING: Do not stare directly at the
laser beam. A hazard may exist if you
deliberately stare into the beam. Please
observe all of the following safety rules.
The laser beam must not be deliberately
aimed at people or animals, and must be
prevented from being directed towards
the eyes of a person.
Always ensure that the laser beam is
used only on work-pieces that have
non-reflective surfaces, i.e. natural wood
or matt surfaces etc.
Never exchange the laser module
assembly for a different type or class of
laser.
Repairs to the laser module must only be
conducted by Pingtek or their authorized
agent.
Note: The Laser Cutting Guide gives the
operator a useful indication as to the path
of the blade. However it should not be
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
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●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
● Keep hands and fingers at least 150mm
● Only use blades that are specified by
● Blades must comply with the
● Do not use blades that are damaged,
● Do not use Blades that are
● Never attempt to retrieve cut material
● Always wear Personal Protective
●Ear Defenders to reduce the risk of
●Safety glasses to defend the operators
●Dust masks to provide protection from
●Safety gloves should be worn when
●Carry saw blades in a holder whenever
●Only use this saw to cut materials which
●Check the operation of all the machines
●Check that the fitted saw blade is
●If fitted with a laser cutting guide this
●Only replace the saw blade by following
●Keep the work area as clean and tidy as
●Whenever possible secure the
●Ensure that the Mitre Saw is mounted in
●The Mitre Saw can be mounted directly
●Long work-pieces should be
●All operators using this machine must
●Never leave the saw unattended and
●Hold the saw close to your body during
●Lift by using the handhold areas
●Never use the power cord to lift or move
●Do not use the blade guard as a lifting
●Remember to remove the mains plug
●Before moving the saw check:
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Annotated Overall View of Pingtek Mitre Saw
1. ON/OFF TRIGGER S WITCH 2. BLADE GUARD LOCKING TRIGGER
3. CUTTING HANDLE 4. DUST BAG
5. ROTARY TABLE 6. TABLE TOP
7. LOWER BLADE GUARD 8. UPPER BLADE GUARD
9. BLADE 10. SLIDE LOCKING SCREW
11. BEVEL LOCK LEVER 12. MITRE HANDLE
13. MITRE ANGLE SCALE 14. POSITIVE STOP LOCKING LEVER
15. WORKPIECE SUPPORT 16. ADDITIONAL HANDLE
17. FENCE 18. HOLD DOWN CLAMP
19. MOUNTI NG HOLE (X4) 20. HEAD LOCKING PI N
21. DEPTH GAUGE 22. THE REPEAT STOP
regarded as exact or as a substitute for the
accurate and careful marking out of the
work-piece.
Conducting a 'dry run' (the Cutting Head is
lowered with the machine disconnected
from the power supply), will confirm the
actual entry position of the blade into the
work-piece.
WARNING: The Laser unit fitted to this
machine is a class 2 with a maximum
radiation of 1mW and 650nm wavelength.
CLASS 2 LASER RADIATION
DO NOT STARE INTO THE LASER BEAM
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●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
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● The declared vibration total value has
been measured in accordance with a
standard test method and may be used for
comparing one tool with another.
● The vibration measurement was made
under standard conditions in accordance
with: BS EN 61029-1:2009
● The declared vibration total value may
also be used in a preliminary assessment of
exposure.
VIBRATION INFORMATION
WARNING:
The vibration emission value
during the actual use of this power tool can
differ from the declared value because of
the way in which the tool is used. The
following examples give some indication as
to why the vibration values may vary from
the declared figure:
● How the machine is used and the material
being cut.
● That the machine being used is in good
condition and well maintained.
● That any blade installed is designed for
the machine, and that it is sharp and in
good condition.
● The tightness of the operators grip on the
handles, and if any anti-vibration
accessories are used.
● That the tool is being used as intended by
its design, and in accordance with these
instructions.
This tool may cause hand-arm vibration
syndrome if its use is not adequately
managed.
WARNING:
To be accurate, an estimation
of exposure level in the actual conditions of
use should also take account of all parts of
the operating cycle, such as the times when
the tool is switched off and when it is
running idle but not actually doing the job.
This may significantly reduce the exposure
level over the total working period.
To minimise your vibration exposure
risk.
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Only use sharp blades.
● Maintain this tool in accordance with these
instructions and keep it well lubricated
(where appropriate).
● If the tool is to be used regularly then
invest in anti-vibration accessories.
● Avoid using tools in temperatures of 10 ° C
or less.
● Plan your work schedule to spread any
high vibration tool use across a number of
days.
ASSEMBLING YOUR PINGTEK MACHINE
Your Pingtek Machine needs some minor
adjustments/assembly before it can be
used. Some minor checks and/or
adjustments may be required to the factory
settings, as these may have been dislodged
and altered during shipping. Assembling
and/or adjusting your machine will enable
you to become completely conversant with
this machines many features, and help you
to realise the full potential of this machine
once you have commissioned it.
We recommend that you read this
Instruction Manual thoroughly and
completely as it contains the information
you require to complete owner
maintenance and adjustment procedures.
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MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
MODEL NUMBER
VOLTAGE/FREQUENCY
RATING
NO LOAD SPEED
CUTTING CAPACITIES (maximum)
WOOD
0° MITRE x 90° BEVEL
45° MITRE x 90° BEVEL
0° MITRE x 45° BEVEL
45° MITRE x 45° BEVEL
METAL
Optimum cutting thickness of Mild Steel plate:
MULTI-PURPOSE BLADE (fitted)
BLADE DIAMETRE
NUMBER OF TEETH
BORE SIZE
KERF
RECOMMENDED MAX DUTY CYCLE
MACHINE WEIGHT
NOISE DATA
A-weighted POWER LEVEL
A-weighted PRESSURE LEVEL LEVEL
PT- 255
230V ~ 50 Hz
2000 W
(1) 2500min-1 ; (2) 3800min-1
75mm x 300mm
40mm x 210mm
40mm x 300mm
75mm x 210mm
6mm
255mm
28
25.4mm
1.8mm
30 mins
15.00kgs
LWA 109.7 dB (A) KPA = 3 dB (A)
LPA 96.7 dB (A) KWA = 3 dB (A)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
ITEM
Instruction Manual
Multi-Purpose Saw Blade (Fitted)
Hold Down Clamp
Dust Collection Bag
RH Table Extension Bar
LH Table Extension Bar
Hex Key (blade change)
Hex Key (adjustments)
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●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
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CHECKING THE PRECISION ANGLES
WARNING:
Only attempt these procedures
with the machine disconnected from the
power supply.
Note: The Cutting Head should be in the
‘locked down’ position when checking the
Bevel and Mitre Angles and the Fence
alignment.
0° BEVEL ADJUSTMENT
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Ensure that the Cutting Head is upright,
against its stop and that the Bevel Pointer is
indicating 0° on the protractor scale.
(Fig. 1)
● Place a set square (not supplied) on the
rotary table with one edge on the table and
another edge against the blade.
(Fig. 2)
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Check the blade alignment.
● If the blade is not at 90° to the table
adjustment is required.
To Adjust:
● Loosen the Bevel Lock Handle and tilt the
Cutting Head to the left.
● Loosen the locknut (10mm AF spanner
required – not supplied) on the 0° Bevel
Angle Adjustment Screw (Stop).
● Turn the Adjustment Screw ( Fig. 3) in or
out a little, returning the Cutting Head to the
upright position against the Stop to check
the inclination of the blade with the Stop in
the revised position.
● Continue the process until the Stop is set
so that the blade is at 90° to the table when
the Cutting Head is resting against the
Stop.
● When alignment is achieved tighten the
locknut on the Bevel Angle Adjustment
Screw (Stop).
45° BEVEL ADJUSTMENT
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Tilt the Cutting Head to the left until it rests
against the 45
° Stop.
● Use a 45 ° x 45 ° x 90 ° set square (not
supplied) in a similar way to the preceding
process above, check the inclination of the
blade.
● If the blade is not at 45 ° to the table
adjustment is required.
To Adjust:
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Return the Cutting Head to the upright
position.
● Loosen the locknut on the 45 ° Bevel
Adjustment Screw.
(Fig 4)
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Turn the Adjustment Screw in or out a
little, returning the Cutting Head to the 45
°
Bevel position against the Stop to check the
inclination of the blade with the Stop in the
revised position.
● Continue the process until the Stop is set
so that the blade is at 45 ° to the table when
the Cutting Head is resting against the
Stop.
● When alignment is achieved tighten the
locknut on the Bevel Angle Adjustment
Screw (Stop).
BEVEL POINTER ADJUSTMENT
Note:
Only adjust the Bevel Pointer once
the Bevel Stops have been checked and set
correctly.
● Ensure that the Cutting Head is in the
upright (0 ° Bevel) position.
● If the Bevel Pointer is not pointing exactly
at the 0
° position on the protractor scale
adjustment is required.
To Adjust:
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Loosen the Bevel Pointer Screw using a
screwdriver (not supplied)
● Adjust the pointer so that it is in exact
alignment with the 0
° mark on the protractor
scale and retighten Bevel Pointer screw.
(Fig. 5)
FENCE CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT
Note:
The Fence should be aligned at
exactly 90 ° (square) to a correctly installed
blade when the rotary table is set at 0
° Mitre
Angle.
(Fig. 6)
● Place a set square (not supplied) on the
rotary table with one short edge against the
Fence and the other short edge against the
blade.
● If alignment is not exact then adjustment is
required.
To Adjust:
Note: The Fence is fastened to the
machines base by four (4) socket headed
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●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
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Fig. 6
Fig. 5
Fig. 2
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
exist. Check with your relevant Government
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1) Hex headed bolt
2) Spring washer
3) Flat washer
4) Mitre saw base
5) Workbench
6) Flat washer
7) Spring washer
8) Hex nut
9) Lock nut
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screws (two to each side) positioned
through elongated slots in the Fence
casting.
● Loosen the four (4) socket headed screws
using a Hex key.
● Re-position the Fence until alignment is
achieved
● Securely tighten the four (4) socket
headed screws.
Note: Access to the two (2) socket headed
screws which secure the LH side of the
Fence can be improved if the sliding upper
portion of the Fence is removed from the
main Fence casting. This upper portion is
held in position by one (1) socket headed
screw.
RIGHT & LEFT HAND WORKPIECE
SUPPORTS
(Fig. 7)
Note: One or both work-piece supports can
be fitted as the operator desires.
The supplied work-piece supports simply
slide into the two (2) holes found at either
side of the machines base.
Approximately 70mm of the work-piece
support should slide into the base. The
‘legs’ of the work-piece support must
engage with the two (2) support brackets
provided in the interior of the base.
DUST BAG
The Dust Bag provided can be fitted to the
extraction port found at the top rear of the
upper blade guard.
(Fig. 8)
Note:
The Dust Bag is for use when cutting
wooden or plastic type materials.
It should not be used when cutting metals or
metallic type materials.
When cutting metallic materials the dust
bag should be removed.
Note: For reasons of operational efficiency
empty the Dust Bag when it becomes 2/3
full. Dispose of the contents in an
environmentally responsible way. It may be
necessary to wear a dust mask when
emptying the Dust Bag.
Note: A workshop vacuum extraction
machine can be attached to the dust
extraction port if required.
Follow the manufacturer’s instruction if
such a machine is attached.
THE HOLD DOWN CLAMP (Fig. 9)
Two sockets and associated ‘thumb
screws’ are incorporated (one to either
side) into the rear of the machines fence.
These sockets are for positioning the Hold
Down Clamp during cutting operations.
● Always fit the clamp into the socket that
best suits the cutting operation to be
undertaken.
● Ensure that the ‘pillar’ of the Hold Down
Clamp is fully pushed into the fence socket.
● Tighten the ‘thumbscrew’ to lock the pillar
of the clamp into the fence socket.
PERMANENTLY MOUNTING THE MITRE
SAW
To minimise the risk of injury from
unexpected saw movement, place the saw
in the desired location either on a
workbench or other suitable machine stand.
The base of the machine has four (4)
mounting holes through which suitable bolts
or other fixings (not supplied) can be
inserted to secure the mitre saw.
If the saw is to be used in one location only,
permanently fasten it to a workbench using
appropriate fastenings. Use locking
washers and/or nuts on the underside of the
workbench.
(Fig. 10)
● To avoid injury from any debris etc ejected
from the machine, position the saw so that
other people or bystanders cannot stand
behind the machine or close to it.
● Position the saw on a firm, level surface
where there is sufficient room for handling
and/or supporting the work-piece.
● Bolt or clamp the saw securely into its
service position.
● The machines table should be as level as
possible. Check this with a builders spirit
level (not supplied) both from back to front
and across the table.
FOR PORTABLE USE (Fig. 11)
●Mount the saw on a piece 18 mm thick
MDF or Plywood board (800 x 500 min
recommended) using appropriate
fastenings (not supplied).
●It may be necessary to countersink any
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
●Keep your hands in position until the
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
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●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Place the work-piece on the table and
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
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●It may be necessary to countersink any
washers or nuts etc on the underside of the
mounting board.
●Use ‘G’ clamps or similar to clamp the
mounting board with the attached mitre saw
to its temporary service position.
PRE-CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:
Inspect the machine before
each use. Inspect particularly for the correct
functioning of the safety guards. Only
connect the machine to a power supply
after a thorough safety check has been
carried out.
BODY and HAND POSITIONING
Correct operator stance (Fig. 12) and
positioning is an important safety
consideration when operating any Mitre
Saw.
●Never place your hands within the ‘no
hands zone’ (at least 150mm away from the
blade).
●The work-piece must be firmly secured to
the machines table and against the fence to
prevent any movement during cutting.
●Use the Hold Down clamp to secure the
work-piece. Ensure that the Hold Down
clamp is so positioned that it does not
interfere with the path of the blade or other
moving machine parts.
●Do not attempt ‘awkward’ operations
where a sudden slip could cause your
fingers or hands to move into the blade.
●Before attempting a cut, make a ‘dry run’
with the power off so that you can see the
path of the blade.
●Keep your hands in position until the
ON/OFF trigger switch has been released
and the blade has completely stopped.
●DO NOT OVER-REACH.
●Keep good footing and balance. Stand to
one side so that your face and body are out
of line of a possible kickback.
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Freehand cutting is a major cause of
accidents and should not be attempted .
BEGINNING OPERATIONS
RELEASING the CUTTING HEAD
The Cutting Head will automatically rise to
the upper position once it is released from
the locked down position.
It will automatically lock in the upper
position.
To Release the Cutting Head from the
Locked Down position:
●Gently press down on the Cutting Handle.
●Pull out the Cutting Head Latching Pin
(Fig. 13) and allow the Cutting Head to rise
to its upper position.
If Release is Difficult:
●Gently rock the Cutting Head up and
down.
●At the same time twist the Head Latching
Pin clockwise and pull outwards.
NOTE: We recommend that when the
machine is not in use the Cutting Head is
locked in its down position with the latching
pin fully located beneath the lock down
bracket
THE MOTOR ON/OFF SWITCH (Fig. 14)
The ON/OFF Motor Trigger Switch is a
non-latching type. It is ergonomically
positioned on the inside of the Cutting Head
‘D’ handle.
●Press the switch to start the motor.
●Release the switch to turn off the motor.
Note: The motor of this machine has two (2)
speeds. Refer to ‘SELECTING THE
MOTOR SPEED’
BASIC CHOP CUTTING
This type of cut is used mainly for cutting
small or narrow section material.
The Cutting Head is gently pushed down to
cut through the work-piece.
The Sliding Carriage should be locked in its
rearmost position.
(Fig. 15)
●Slide the Cutting Head to the rear as far as
it will go.
●Tighten the Sliding Carriage Locking
Screw to secure the carriage.
(Fig. 16)
●Place the work-piece on the table and
against the fence and secure with a hold
down clamp(s) as appropriate.
●Grasp the Cutting Head ‘D’ handle.
●Turn the motor on by squeezing the trigger
switch and allow the saw blade to reach full
speed.
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Lower the Cutting Handle downwards and
●Allow the speed of the blade to do the
●When the cut has been completed,
●Allow the Cutting Head to rise to its upper
●Only remove the work-piece when the
●Position the work-piece on the table and
●Loosen the Sliding Carriage Locking
●Grasp the Cutting Handle and pull the
●Operate the ON/OFF motor trigger switch
●Operate the lower blade guard locking
●Push the Cutting Handle all the way down
●Gently push the Cutting Handle rearwards
●Always push the Cutting Head to the full
●Loosen the Mitre Locking Handle
●Pull up the Positive Stop Locking Lever.
●Turn the rotary table to the desired angle.
●Tighten the Mitre Locking Handle when
●Loosen the socket headed screw.
●Slide the upper section of the Fence
●Conduct a ‘dry run’ with the power off to
●Loosen the Bevel Locking Handle.
●Tilt the Cutting Head to the desired angle.
●Ensure the handle is tightened securely
●Select the required Mitre angle as
CUTTING.
●Select the required Bevel angle as
CUTTING.
●Ensure the tightness of all locking screws
●Turn machine “OFF” by releasing the
●Allow the blade to come to a complete
●Unplug the machine from the mains
●Carefully remove any jammed material
●Check the condition and operation of the
●Check for any other damage to any part of
●Have any damaged parts replaced by a
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Fig. 16
Fig. 15
●Loosen the knurled locking nut.
●Adjust the depth stop screw to limit the
●Once set to the desired depth, tighten the
●When cutting is complete, return the depth
●Ensure the Cutting Head is in the upper
●Operate the lower guard locking/release
●Rotate the lower guard up and into the
●Press the arbor lock button to lock the
●Using the supplied Hex Key release the
.●Install the outer blade flange, washer and
●Ensure the Hex Key is removed and the
●Loosen the Repeat Stop thumb screws
●Position the Repeat Stop approximately half way
●Attach the Workpiece Support Bar to the
●Remove the six (6) cross-head screws that
●Lift the insert from the table.
●Remove any debris that may have accumulated
●Fit the replacement insert, and replace the six
●Check that all of the fixing screws are tightened
exist. Check with your relevant Government
UK TECHNICAL/SERVICE
Tel: [phone]