Conn*tlng a vacuumcleaner
1. Plug
thesuctionhose
(Fig.
4)
ofthevacuum
cleanerinto
theconnection
socket
(2).
2. Switchthevacuum
cleaner
onbefore
startingtowork,
to
make
sure
thatallchips
aresucked
otf
andtoavoid
blockage
ofthe
suction
tacility.
Changtngthe sawblade
Installing
thesawblade
Wih thePROXXON
saw
blade
holder
youmayuse
conventional
sawbladeswithcross-pins,
aswell
ashand
sawbladeswithout
cross-pins.
Handsawbladesmust
betightly
clampedusingthe
attachedAilen
key(Fig.
5a).Saw
bladeswithcross-pins
mayonly
befastened
as shown
in(Fig.5b).
1. lnsert
thesaw
bladethroughthe
openingin
thetable
with
theteelh
pointing
downwards
andattachittothe
lower
holder2(Fig.
7).
2. Press
lheupperarm
(Fig.
7)lightly
downand
attachthe
sawblade
totheupperholcter
(1).
r@
lnsufficient
or excessivetensionmay
break
thesaw
blade.
3. Turn
the
quick
lensioner
1
(Fig.
8)untila
minimum
pretension
isreached.
Fold
the
quick
tensioner
downto
adjust
thecorrectsawblade
tenson.
4. Check
the
fastening
olthesaw
blade
in
the
upper
1
(Fig.
6)and
lower
guide(2),
reduce
thesaw
blade
tensionifnecessary.
nt
IThetollowing
factorsmayciruse
breakageof the
sawblade:
Excessive
orinsutficienl
sawbladetension
Overloading
oltheblade
bytoo
tast
advancing
thework
piece.
Bending
ortorsionalstrain,
e.g.
il
the
blade
hasnot
been
correctlyinstalled.
lf
the
max.litetime
ofthesawbladeisreached.
lf
sawbladeswith
cross-pins
areadditionallyfastened
with
the
screws.
Removing
the
sawblade
1. Fold
the
quick
tensionerup.Loosen
the
sawblade
in
the
holder
andtake
it
out.
Worffingwith the saw
@
Secure
andexact
workisonlypossibte
if themachine
is
properly
fastenedl
m
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The
scrollsawismainly
usd forsawing
cuves. To
achieve
best
rcsults
youshould
alwaysobserue
thefpilowing
points:
1. When
sawing
press
the
work
piece
firmly
ontothework
plate
(Fig.
9);advance
the
work
piece
carefully
and
with
only
little
force;
applymoreforce
tothework
plate
and
lessforce
tothe
sawblade.
Use
only
good
sawblades.
Always
pull
themains
plug
out
when
carrying
out
maintenance.
Donotlet
themachine
run
unattended.
The
sawdoesnotcutthewok piece
by itself
,you must
guide
thework
piecetowards
thesawblade.
The
cuningteethwill
onlycutduring
the
downwards
stroke.
2. Guidethework
piece
slowly
againstthe
sawblade,
especiallywhen
using
alhinbladewith
fine
toothing
or
if
the
work
piece
is
very
thick.The
teethwiil
throw
outthe
sawdustonly
during
thedownwards
stroke.
3. Bestresultswill
beachievedif
thethickness
ofthewood
isless
than25mm.
4. For
wood
thicknesses
ofmore
than25mm
you
must
guide
the
work
piece
eritremelycarefully
to
prevent
the
sawblade
lrom
being
damagedbykinking,
bending
or
twisting.
Replace
bluntsawblades
indue
time.
5. Alwaysremember
thatthe
sawbladewill
try
to
foltow
the
grain
in
the
wood
when
cuningexact
cuts
(applies
particularly
for
thin
sawblades).
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