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INTENDED USE

FITTING A POWERhandle

NOTE! These pages refer to the PH12 POWERhandle (sold separately).

If your POWERhandle is different please refer to the relevant instructions for that model.

With an appropriate attachment fitted in the chuck this tool is intended for

cutting wood, metal and plastic in straight lines or curves up to the ability

of the fitted attachment and within the specification of the tool.

Sharp blades, heat buildup, harmful dust and flying debris are a

danger to user and bystanders. Use of suitable protective clothing,

gloves, footwear, lung, eye and ear protection as well as safe working

practices can reduce these risks. Always switch the tool off prior to any

adjustment.

Read and understand all safety warnings and all instructions before

operating this product.

Work Light

Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric

shock, fire and/or serious injury.

WARNING! When changing battery, bit or whenever the tool is not in

immediate use the direction switch must be in its central locked position to

prevent accidental starting. Ensure the tool will not be accidentally started

by pressing the trigger.

FITTING A POWERhandle

NOTE! Remove any debris from the area that joins the POWERhandle to

the tool. Damage to contacts or mechanical controls could occur if debris

is caught between them.

Align the rails on the tool so they will slide smoothly into the rails on the

POWERhandle. Once aligned, slide the two parts together firmly until

there is a "click" as the locking catch engages. Test the catch is secure

4mm Hex Key

and the electrical contacts are engaged by selecting a direction and

briefly pressing the trigger.

Removing the POWERhandle

Hold down the POWERhandle Lock Button while sliding the two

Blade Guide

POWERhandle Release Switches to the rear of the handle and slide the

Adjuster

POWERhandle out of the tool from the rear.

Sole Plate

Locking Screw

CHOOSE THE CORRECT TOOL

FITTING/REMOVING A BLADE

Release Catch

Compatible Jigsaw blades

(both sides or

U (Universal Type) or T (T shank Type, or

on rear of some

Standard Bayonet) as shown on the right.

POWERhandles)

Choosing the right blade

TPI means Teeth Per Inch, also know as TOOTH

Safety Switch

SPACING measured tip to tip. KERF is the

(both Sides)

width of the cut. DRAFT indicates the blade is

thicker at the teeth edge than the back edge,

this helps to prevent jamming and allows the

blade to cut curves but will also make it harder

to cut a straight line. Blades described as THIN

indicate the distance from teeth edge to back

edge, a THICK blade will assist in a straight cut.

Tooth patterns: MILLED, longer lasting, good for

Variable Trigger

general use and hard woods, give a rougher cut

than; GROUND, sharper teeth that wear quickly

Rails

but give a clean finish and a faster cut; GROUND

TAPERED and GROUND SIDE give good

and excellent curve capabilities respectively;

REVERSE CUT, cut on the down stroke. These

reverse cut blades are ideal for laminated

surfaces such as kitchen work surfaces but make

the jigsaw much harder to control as they push

the sole plate away from the work piece.

Quick Release

Blade Clamp

Blade Guide

OPERATING THE TOOL

To Fit a jigsaw blade

NOTE! Before using briefly activate the jigsaw to ensure the blade is

•Select a sharp high quality blade suitable for your

centred and secure. If there is any binding or unusual movement then

work.

loosen and re-fit.

•Remove the POWERhandle to prevent accidental

starting.

To start the Jigsaw

•Using the Hex Key

Press the Safety Switch from either side and hold while pressing the

loosen the Sole

Variable Trigger. The safety switch can be released once the jigsaw is

Plate Locking Screw

running.

and Blade Guide

Adjuster.

NOTE! Always secure your work in a way that allows the blade to move

Quick

•Support the body of

freely below the cut material and so that the work piece does not jam the

Release

the jigsaw and lift the

blade between cut edges.

Blade

Blade Release Lever

NOTE! Firm pressure keeping the sole plate on the work piece will

Clamp

as shown.

prevent the jigsaw from kicking back if the teeth on the blade suddenly

Lever

•Remove the

catches in the work piece.

previous blade and

WARNING! Take extra care to prevent fingers and other objects coming

Blade Guide

ensure there is no

into contact with the blade, especially on the other side of materials being

debris which will jam the mechanism.

cut.

•Insert a new blade with the teeth facing the front of

the jigsaw and push firmly all the way into the Blade

ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY EQUIPMENT WHEN OPERATING POWER

Clamp.

TOOLS

•Release the lever and ensure it has locked the blade

into position. There should be no play in blade or

lever.

•Position the Blade Guide so the roller guides the

blade square to the Blade Clamp.

•Adjust the Sole Plate to a suitable angle, ensure the

teeth on the Sole Plate are pushed forward and have

locked in place.

•Tighten the Blade Guide Adjuster by hand.

Note, the Blade Guide should be able to turn freely

while preventing sideways blade movement.

•Lock the Sole Plate and Blade Guide Roller in place

with the Sole Plate Locking Screw.

OPERATION TIPS

CARE AND ENVIRONMENT

•Measure and mark cuts allowing for the width of

General inspection

the cut, KERF.

Regularly check that all the fixing screws are present and tight, they may

•Let the saw reach full speed before allowing

vibrate loose over time.

blade to contact work piece.

Keep the tool's air vents unclogged and clean at all times.

•Choose a sharp good quality blade that is

Remove dust and dirt regularly.

suitable for your material and type of cut, see

Cleaning is best done with compressed air or a rag.

READ ALL

below.

CAUTION, Do not use cleaning agents to clean the plastic parts of the

INSTRUCTIONS

•Keep sandpaper handy to finish cut surfaces.

tool. A mild detergent on a damp cloth is recommended. Water must

•To reduce kickback make sure your blade is

never come into contact with the tool.

long enough so that even at the top of the up stroke it is visible on the

After each use, carefully clean the tool with a brush or rag.

other side of the material.

Clear any debris from around the battery mount, moving parts and clips.

•Clamp your work so it cannot be moved by the stroke of the jigsaw, this

Lubrication

will make it safer and your cut will be cleaner and more efficient.

No internal lubrication is necessary, the bearing area is sealed.

•Check both sides of the cut, blades can flex in the material and go off

A coating of machine oil on the metal parts will help prevent corrosion.

line easily. Also check for objects in the path of the blade.

Storage

•Wood

Store the tool, instruction manual and accessories in a secure, dry place.

For fast straight cuts with a rough finish use a THICK blade with large

In this way you will always have all the information and parts ready

~3mm~ TOOTH SPACING (~10TPI).

to hand. Lithium ion batteries should ideally be stored with 40 to 80%

For a smooth finish use a blade with more teeth (20-30TPI)

capacity between 10ºC and 20ºC (50ºF and 68ºF).

•Metal

WARNING! Always charge Li-ion batteries before storage and at least

Soft metals can sometimes be cut with a wood blade.

every 3 months to prevent permanent damage.

Harder metals and pipes can require a specialized blade. Usually over

Environment

20TPI, with a MILLED WAVY tooth pattern for a good finish and long life.

When the time comes to dispose of this product please

Heat buildup may harden some metals, use oil or water to keep cool.

consider the environment and take it to a recognised

•Plastic, Perspex, Plexiglass

recycling facility instead of disposing with general

Cover the sole plate with masking tape or similar to prevent scratching.

household waste.

Support with a plywood or similar to prevent sagging. Cover the cut

Call your local council, civic amenity site, or recycling

area with masking tape to prevent splitting and aid in marking up. Use

centre for information on the recycling and disposal of

a GROUND tooth blade ~24TPI keep pressure and speed constant to

electrical products and batteries. If you do not have

prevent melting, pausing with the motor running will cause heat buildup.

access to suitable disposal facilities in your area please contact your

Use water to keep the blade and the material cool.

place of purchase, they will advise you on the best way to dispose of your

product.

Maintenance

All electrical parts should be regularly serviced by an approved engineer.

ASSEMBLE A SCROLL SAW

These instructions should be read in

conjunction with those for the case

Fit the Jig Saw to the Case Lid

used.

Open the case lid and remove any

fitted tools.

Slide the Locking Slider out of the

way. Fit the rear of the Sole Plate

into the recess at the bottom of

the opening in the case lid and the

blade through the small slot in the

case lid. Rotate the saw into place

and release the Locking Slider,

ensure it slides back to hold the

saw in place securely.

Fit the Internal Power Coupling

onto the Rails on the saw in

where the POWERhandle

connects for handheld use.

Set Blade Angle then close and

latch the lid.

Insert the Post/Fence vertically

into the rear of the case with

the small

NOTE! This

hook

page refers

toward the rear of the case. Push it down until it

to parts not

locks into place, to adjust the height or remove the

included

post you can lift the Locking Lever. Fit the Work

in all

packages.

Clamp into a pair of holes on the Post and tighten

down onto your workpiece.

START / STOP

Fit a POWERhandle into the Main Dock on

the case. Use the Green and Red Start / Stop

buttons to start and stop the tools fitted to the

case. The backlight on the LCD Display will

glow green when the Start button is pressed.