Clarke 6461510 Assembly Instructions

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HELPFUL HINTS

Mounting

As previously mentioned, you may prefer to mount the Mitre Saw on a firm foundation

- a workbench or work table, to provide additional support. This is particularly

advisable if you are cutting larger pieces.

Use the holes in the Table Supports for this purpose, securing with screws, flat washers

and wing nuts for quick and easy removal, if required.

Cutting Simple Mitres or Bevels

Simple mitres or bevels are cuts made in one plane only. Either the blade is tilted

over at an angle to the table, by slackening off the Guide Rod Securing Screws

sufficiently to disengage the locking boss from the Quadrant, to allow the Guides

to be tilted to the desired angle, and then re tightened (Fig. 5), or the Angle

Adjustment Carriage is moved to the desired angle by lifting the Locking Lever to

allow the carriage to be moved, with the blade remaining at right angles to the

table (Fig.6).

Fig.5

Setting the Carriage to the angles shown in fig.7, will produce the mitres illustrated.

Cutting Compound Mitres

It follows that compound mitres are cut using

a combination of the two methods

illustrated above.

General

When cutting, DO NOT force the saw blade as this will lead to distortions and inac-

curate bevels. A very gentle pressure ONLY is required.

Ensure the Guide Assembly Locking Screws are tight before use - use the Allen key

for tightening them.

Ensure the saw blade is correctly tensioned before use - too slack will allow the

blade to twist, producing innaccurate mitres.

Use the Depth of Cut Stops for accuracy

Fig.6

Fig.7

COMPOUND MITRE SAW

MODEL No. MBS600B

Part No. 6461510

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

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