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4. Take extra care when cutting curves - move slowly to avoid stress on the

blade.

5. Avoid putting unnecessary pressure on the blade and avoid applying

lateral pressure. Let the blade work naturally.

6. Never try to start the tool if the blade becomes jammed in the workpiece.

7. If the blade becomes blunt in one section of its cutting edge, reposition

the shoe to utilise a sharper, unused portion of the blade. Fig 3 shows the

adjustable shoe which can be positioned close to the blade holder and

then extended to optimise the use of the blades & extend their useful life.

CUTTING DIFFERENT MATERIALS

Adjust the speed controller to suit the material being cut using the following

suggested settings as a starting point. However, the optimum speed will be

determined with practice.

Plastic

Steel

Hardboard

Ceramics, aluminium

Wood

CUTTING WOOD

PLUNGE CUTTING IN WOOD

• Rest the saw shoe on the workpiece in

such a position that the blade forms an appropriate angle for the plunge

cut.

• Switch the tool on and slowly feed in the blade. Make sure that the saw

shoe remains in contact with the workpiece at all times.

POCKET CUTS IN WOOD

• Measure and mark out the pocket cut. Using a narrow blade, rest the

bottom of the shoe on the workpiece ensuring the blade is on the cutting

line. If necessary, e.g. in confined spaces, use the outer edge of the saw

shoe as your guideline.

CUTTING METAL

1. Choose the correct blade for cutting metal. Support the workpiece with

wooden blocks on either side.

2. Apply a thin film of lubricant along the cutting line to prevent the tool from

overheating.

CUTTING PLASTCS

• Always work at reduced speed and carry out a test cut to see if the

material is sensitive to heat.

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1 - 3

2 - 4

3 - 4

3 - 6 (max)

4 - 6 (max)

Fig 5