Manual de Instrucciones y Lista de Piezas
DG460300CK |
1. Interruptor de | 2 |
encendido/apagado | 1 |
2.Botón de bloqueo
3.Protección de
seguridad / Protector para polvo
4.Pernos del soporte de la hoja de la sierra
5.Pie (Base)
6.Puerto de extracción
de polvo
7.Accesorio para extracción de polvo
8. Cojinete de apoyo de la hoja
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Figura 1
al usuario a tener movimientos descuidados.
MANTENIMIENTO
Haga que sólo
personal calificado preste mantenimiento a su herramienta eléctrica y usando sólo repuestos idénticos. Esto asegura que se preserva la seguridad de la herramienta eléctrica.
Ensamblaje
CÓMO COLOCAR LA HOJA
Siempre desconecte la herramienta
y deje el interruptor en la posición de apagado antes de hacer cualquier armado, ajuste o de cambiar accesorios. Dichas medidas de seguridad preventivas reducen el riesgo de que la herramienta se active por accidente.
Quite siempre las lascas o el material extraño que se acumulen en la hoja
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| for your job. Use a rip fence for rips | 7. Complete the cut in the normal | |||
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| 4" wide or less. | manner. | ||||
CUTTING WITH A STRAIGHTEDGE |
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| 8. For 90° or other sharp corners, cut up | |||
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Always use a rough cut blade when |
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| rounding the corner off. Once opening | |||||
possible. Clamp a straightedge on the |
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| grain. Select the proper blade for | the pocket, approach the corner from | |||
work parallel to the line of cut and |
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| your job. Advance the saw slowly to | the opposite direction to square it off. | |||
flush with the side of the saw base. |
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| avoid splintering the wood. | CIRCLE CUTS | |||
Either first mark the line of cut and |
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| BEVEL/ ANGLE CUTTING | ||||
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| A circle cutting guide can help assist in | |||||
then position the straightedge parallel |
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| the sawing of circles. The cut should be | ||
and at the same distance as between |
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| Always be | ||
the blade and the side edge of the base |
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| prepared by a | ||
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| sure that | slight plunge cut near the cutting line. | ||
or first mark the side edge of the base | the tool is switched off and unplugged | ||||||
If using a guide, make sure it complies | |||||||
and then clamp the straightedge on the | before tilting the base. | ||||||
with the jig saw and the | |||||||
mark and parallel to the cut line. | • | With the base tilted, you can make | |||||
Manufacturer’s instructions. | |||||||
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As you cut, keep the saw base edge |
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| bevel cuts at any angle between 0° | Scroll Cutting | |||
flush against the straightedge and flat |
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| and 45° (left or right). | ||||
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| Intricate work can be performed by a jig | |||||
on the workpiece. | • Loosen the bolts on the underside of | ||||||
saw using a scrolling blade. Make sure | |||||||
• If using a fence or guide, make sure it |
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| the tool with an allen wrench. | ||||
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| that the blade being used according to | |||||
is securely fastened and complies with | • | Tilt the base until the desired angle is | |||||
the manufacture’s instructions. | |||||||
manufacturer’s instructions. |
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| obtained. The edge of the motor | ||||
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| Metal Cutting | |||||
LOCK ON/OFF SWITCH |
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| housing indicates the base angle by | ||||
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| • When cutting metal workpieces, | |||||
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| graduations stamped on the base. | |||||
Pressing the ON/OFF switch and using |
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• | Tighten the 2 bolts to secure the | clamp the material down and saw | |||||
the “lock” button, the jig saw can be | close to the clamping point to reduce | ||||||
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Información General de Seguridad sobre Herramientas
Eléctricas (contuación)
El CONTRAGOLPE es el resultado de un mal uso de la herramienta y/o de procedimientos o condiciones de funcionamiento incorrectos y puede evitarse tomando las precauciones necesarias que se proporcionan
a continuación:
1.Sostenga la sierra con firmeza con las dos manos y posicione su cuerpo y brazo de un modo que le permita resistir las fuerzas de CONTRAGOLPE. El operador puede controlar las fuerzas de CONTRAGOLPE si toma las precauciones necesarias.
2.Cuando la hoja se atasque,
o cuando se interrumpa el corte por algún motivo, libere el interruptor y sostenga la sierra sin moverla sobre el material hasta que la hoja se detenga por completo. Nunca intente retirar la sierra del trabajo ni tirar la sierra hacia atrás mientras la hoja esté en movimiento o puede haber un CONTRAGOLPE. Investigue y tome acciones correctivas para eliminar la causa del atascamiento de la hoja.
3.Cuando reinicie una sierra en la pieza de trabajo, centre la hoja de la sierra en la entalla o corte y verifique que los dientes de la sierra no queden enganchados en el material. Si la hoja de la sierra está
atascada, puede salirse o provocar un CONTRAGOLPE desde la pieza de trabajo mientras se reinicia la sierra.
4.Apoye bien los paneles grandes para minimizar el riesgo de morder la hoja y de CONTRAGOLPE. Los paneles grandes tienden a curvarse por su propio peso. Se deben colocar apoyos a ambos lados debajo del panel, junto a la línea de corte y cerca del borde del panel.
5.No utilice hojas desafiladas ni dañadas. Las hojas desafiladas o en mal estado producen que la entalla se angoste causando fricción excesiva, atascamiento de la hoja y CONTRAGOLPE.
6.Los tornillos de ajuste de la base deben estar ajustados y seguros antes de hacer el corte. Si el ajuste de la hoja se mueve durante el corte, puede provocar atascamiento y CONTRAGOLPE.
7.Tenga extremo cuidado al hacer un “Corte en bolsillo” en paredes existentes u otras áreas ciegas.
La hoja que sobresale puede cortar objetos que pueden causar
CONTRAGOLPE.
8.Tenga cuidado con los materiales inclinados, nudosos, húmedos
o deformados. Es muy probable que estos materiales creen condiciones de mordida y posiblemente CONTRAGOLPE.
9.Manténgase alerta. Cualquier distracción puede provocar que la hoja se tuerza o se atasque.
Los cortes repetitivos pueden llevar
y/o en el soporte de la hoja. De lo contrario, la hoja podrá no quedar lo suficientemente ajustada, lo cual puede resultar en lesiones personales graves.
1.Afloje el perno girando hacia la izquierda en el soporte de la hoja usando la llave allen (ver Figura 2).
2.Con los dientes de la hoja hacia adelante, introduzca la hoja en el soporte de la hoja hasta el tope. Asegúrese de que el borde trasero de la hoja encaje en el cojinete de apoyo de la hoja (ver Figura 2).
Pernos del |
soporte de la |
hoja de la |
sierra |
Hoja de |
la sierra – |
Los dientes |
hacia |
adelante |
Figura 2 |
used continually. The lock button can | Cutouts (Hole/ Pocket Cutting) | bending and vibration. | |
be unlocked immediately by simply | • If the blade begins to vibrate or | ||
Pocket cuts are made in the middle of | |||
pressing the on/ off button again. | chatter excessively, replace blade with | ||
CUTTING PANELS AND BOARDS | the workpiece when it cannot be cut | a metal cutting blade with finer teeth. | |
from an edge. They can be made one | |||
• For soft metals the blade can become | |||
Large panels and long boards sag or | of two ways:. | ||
clogged so use a blade with coarser | |||
bend if they are not correctly supported. | 1. Boring a starting hole: | ||
teeth. | |||
If you attempt to cut without leveling | |||
For internal cutouts without a | • Conduit, angle iron, or pipe should | ||
and properly supporting the workpiece, | |||
cut from an edge, | be clamped in a vice and cut as close | ||
the blade will tend to bind, causing | |||
hole 12 mm (1/2") or more in diameter. | to the clamp as possible | ||
kickback. Support large panels. Be sure | |||
Insert the blade into this hole to start | • Thin sheet metals should be | ||
to set the depth of the cut so that you | |||
only cut through the workpiece, not | your cut. | “sandwiched” between or laid on top of | |
through the supports. | 2. Plunge cutting: | tougher wood boards, like plywood, | |
• Always clamp the work piece securely | Plunge cutting is useful and time- | and the design or layout set on top. This | |
on a saw horse or bench. | saving in making rough openings in | allows the metal to be cut smoothly and | |
• Always hold the base flush with the | softer materials. Plunge cutting is not | prevents tearing on the metal material. | |
recommended for harder materials | • The exposed portion of the saw bar | ||
workpiece. Failure to do so may cause | |||
like steel and scroll blades should | must be kept clean. Wipe metal chips | ||
blade breakage, resulting in a serious | |||
not be used for plunging. | away frequently by using an oily cloth. | ||
injury. Advance the tool very slowly | |||
PLUNGE CUTS | After use, dispose of oily cloth | ||
when cutting curves or scrolling. | |||
1. If the pocket cut is | appropriately, to prevent fire hazards. | ||
Forcing the tool may cause a slanted | |||
cutting surface and blade breakage. |
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• NEVER hold piece being cut in your | 2. Tilt the tool up on the front edge of |
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the base with the blade point |
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hands or across your leg. It is |
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positioned just above the workpiece |
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important to support the work |
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surface (see Figure 3). |
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properly to minimize body exposure, |
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3. Apply pressure to the tool so that the |
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blade binding, or loss of control. |
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TYPES OF CUTTING | front edge of the base will not move |
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when you switch on the tool and gently |
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Straight Cuts | lower the back end of the tool slowly. |
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Without the use of a | 4. Once the saw reaches maximum |
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guide, a straight cut can very easily be | speed, lower it slowly into the |
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made. Clamp a straight edge or even a | workpiece. |
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piece of wood to the workpiece and | 5. As the blade pierces the workpiece, |
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guide the edge of the saw against it. | slowly lower the base of the tool |
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Complete the cut in one direction only. | down onto the workpiece surface. |
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| 6. Keep both hands on the saw while | Figure 3 | |
Ripping is cutting length wise with | cutting. | ||
the grain. Select the proper blade |
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