8.Secure the Blade Shield to the Arrow Saw with the Thumb Screws.
9.Check cutting depth to verify no movement occurred while securing the Arrow Shaft Guide or replacing the Blade Shield.
10.Verify the On/Off Power Switch is in the “OFF” position and connect the Arrow Saw to the power source. Turn the attached vacuum on.
11.Turn on the Arrow Saw and allow a few seconds for the Motor to reach full speed.
WARNING: ALWAYS stand clear of the Cutting Blade during start up.
WARNING! Before cleaning, assembling or disassembling the Arrow Saw, make sure it is turned OFF and the PLUG IS REMOVED FROM THE OUTLET/POWER SOURCE!
Vacuum and vacuum hose not included
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14.Gently guide the arrow shaft into the Cutting Blade. Rotate the arrow shaft until it is completely cut. Figure 11
15.Carefully remove the cut arrow shaft from the Arrow Shaft Guide and Shaft Position Bracket. Be careful to not allow the arrow shaft to further contact the Cutting Blade.
16.Turn the Arrow Saw to the ‘OFF’ Position. Turn off the attached vaccuum. Disconnect from the power source when not in use.
Cutting Blade | Arrow Shaft | Shaft Position | FIGURE 11 |
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USING THE SPIN TESTERS
The Arrow Saw comes with 2 Spin Testers that allow you check the straightness of arrow shafts.
1. Place the Spin Testers onto the Base. Using an arrow shaft as a guide, position the |
Spin Testers within 1” of each end of the shaft. |
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2. | Set the arrow shaft onto the Spin Testers. |
3. | Spin the arrow shaft in either direction by rolling your thumb perpendicularly across |
the shaft at about the middle. Figure 12 | |
4. | If the arrow shaft is true/straight, it will spin smoothly without any bounce or excess |
movement. | |
5. | If the arrow bounces or does not spin true/straight, the arrow shaft is faulty and should |
be discarded. | |
Spin Testers | Arrow Shaft | FIGURE 12 |
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