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• | The use of any extension cord will cause some drop |
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• | Wires of the extension cord must be of sufficient size | CLAMPING | WORKPIECE |
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| Refer to Figure 3. |
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• | Use the table to determine the minimum wire size |
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The vise is designed to keep the workpiece steady | |||||||||||
| (A.W.G.) | extension cord. |
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• | If the extension cord is worn, | cut, or damaged in any | |||||||||
duce a safe and accurate cut. |
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| way, replace it immediately. |
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| • The entire length of long work should be supported. | |||||||
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EXTENSION | CORD LENGTH |
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Wire Size |
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| prevent the work from falling off after the cut. | ||||
Up to 25 ft |
| 18 | • | Vise jaw with protractor (Key No. 36) can be adjust- | |||||||
NOTE: Using extension cords over 25 ft. long is not |
| ed from 0° to 45°. To change the angle of cut loosen | |||||||||
| two socket head bolts (Key No. 45), adjust vise jaw | ||||||||||
recommended. |
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| to desired angle and tighten socket head bolts. | |||||||
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| • | Raise lead | nut (Key No. 39) off lead screw (Key No. | ||
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| 41). Pull lead screw out to open vise. | |||
Refer to Figures 2 and 3. |
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| • | Set workpiece between vise jaws. Push lead screw in | |||||||
The 6" Cutoff saw is used for cutting hard and soft |
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| engage lead screw. Tighten lead screw. Make sure | ||||||||||
metals. The cutoff saw features a lightweight frame of |
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| workpiece is securely clamped. |
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plastic and aluminum construction and a stamped steel |
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• | Check workpiece position by lowering abrasive wheel. | ||||||||||
base to ensure | durability. |
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Vise jaws | can turn | CUTTING |
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jaw has rapid approach and withdraw capability. | • To cut, grip handle of housing, squeeze and main- | ||||||||||
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SPECIFICATIONS |
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| tain trigger. Let saw come to full speed, then press | |||||||
Jaw opening |
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| workpiece. |
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Jaw height |
| 13/8" |
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| • Do not force the tool during operation. Apply steady | ||||||||||
Abrasive | wheel | diameter | 150mm | ||||||||
| but not heavy hand pressure. Heavy hand pressure | ||||||||||
Abrasive | wheel | inner diameter | 22mm |
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| will reduce the life of the abrasive wheel. | ||||||||||
Abrasive wheel | thickness | 2mm |
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• | If the saw chatters or slows, reduce pressure. If | ||||||||||
Abrasive wheel | speed (no load) | 7500 RPM | |||||||||
| abrasive wheel stalls, release trigger to avoid burn- | ||||||||||
Overall dimensions |
| 6'/,x 133/,x 8" |
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Weight |
| 12 Ibs | • | Note: When cutting large solid pieces (e.g. 2" dia. | |||||||
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Capacity | at 90°: | Round = 2" Diameter |
| round), do not overload motor | use light to | ||||||
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| Rectangular = 23/8x 1'/," |
| moderate hand pressure. |
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| Square = 1'/2" | • If feed pressure is too low, the abrasive wheel will | ||||
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Capacity | at 45°: | Round | = 1'/2"Diameter |
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| Rectangular = 15/8x 1'/8" | • | Do not use to cut wood or plastic | materials with | |||
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| Square = 1'/2" |
| abrasive wheel. Do not use to cut flammable | |||
SAFETY | PRECAUTIONS |
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| • | Do not use cutting fluids. This tool uses the high | ||||||||
WARNING: | Always observe the followingsafety pre- | ||||||||||
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cautions. |
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• | Whenever adjusting or replacing any parts on the |
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• | Do not block or cover vent slots in housing; free air | ||||||||||
| cutoff saw, remove plug from power source. | ||||||||||
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•Use a clean abrasive wheel. Replace chipped or clogged wheels.
•Use abrasive wheels rated for saw speed
•Secure the workpieca in a stable position.
•Check that all guards are attached.
•Check t_at there is no debris on wheel or inside blade guard.
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