909 LS1620 Buku Petunjuk - Halaman 11

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Setting the table for horizontal

or bevel cutting

CAUTION.

Always ensure that the saw is switched off

and unplugged from the mains supply before making any

adjustments.

1. Loosen the table lock lever

(14) to allow the saw table to

be tilted to the left. The table

can be locked at any angle

from a 0º horizontal cutting

position up to a 45º angle to

the left for bevel cutting.

3. A bevel adjustment scale (13)

is positioned under the work

table to assist in setting the

appropriate table angle for

bevel cutting. When greater

precision is required, make

a practice cut first and then

adjust the table as necessary

for your requirements.

Note.

When bevel cutting, the drop

foot (5) can be tilted so it's parallel

to the table and rests flat against

the workpiece. To tilt the drop foot,

loosen the screw at the front of

the drop foot assembly and then

tilt the foot so that it's parallel to

the table, re-tighten the screw to

secure the drop foot in place.

The bevel locking lever is a spring loaded lever which can

be orientated at various positions. To adjust the angle of the

lever so as not to make contact with the dust extraction port,

or the underside of a tilted table, PULL the lever outwards

and rotate to the desired position, and release.

Aligning the degree scale pointer

1. Loosen the table lock lever (14) and move the table (7) to

position the table at a right angle to the blade.

2. Place a small square on the table next to the blade

to check if the table is at a 90º angle to the blade. If

adjustment is needed, change

the bevel angle until the

table is at approximately 90º to

the blade and securely tighten

the table lock lever (14).

3. Loosen the Phillips head

screw holding the degree

scale pointer and move the

pointer to the 0º position.

Securely tighten the screw.

Note.

The degree scale is a convenient guide but

should not be relied upon for precision. Always make

a practice cut in scrap wood to determine if your angle

settings are correct.