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USING THE MITRE SAW

CUTTING SIMPLE MITRES OR BEVELS

Simple mitres or bevels are cuts made in one plane only. For simple mitres, the

carriage is moved to the desired angle to the base by lifting the Locking

Lever to allow the carriage to swivel, with the saw blade remaining

perpendicular to the table.

Setting the Carriage to the angles shown in Fig 7, will produce the mitres

illustrated. The angle is shown by the pointer.

COMPOUND MITRES

For compound mitres the saw frame is

tilted over at an angle to the table. This

is done by removing the Locking Pin

and slackening off the Quadrant

Locking Wingnuts sufficiently to free the

Quadrant and to allow the Saw Frame

to be tilted to the desired angle. The

locking pin is then replaced and the

wingnuts re tightened (Fig 8), when the

Saw Frame is set at the desired angle.

Compound mitres are therefore cut

using a combination of these settings.

CUTTING TECHNIQUE

When cutting, DO NOT force the saw blade, as this will lead to blade

distortion and inaccurate mitres/bevels. Only a very gentle pressure is

required. Let the saw do the work.

Ensure the Locking Pin is in place and the Quadrant Locking Wingnuts at both

ends of the carriage are tight before use.

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FIG 7

FIG 8