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Global Machinery Company SYT210 manual

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    1 210MM (8 1 ⁄ 4”) SLIDE COMPOUND MITRE SA W WITH REDEYE ® SYT210 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: SY T210 Date: 061010 Edition: 06 Op: PW[...]

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    2 Contents W arranty 2 Introduction 3 Environmental protection 3 Description of symbols 3 Specifications 3 Safety rules for laser lights 4 General safety instructions 4 Additional safety rules for mitre saws 6 Accessories 7 Know your product 8 Unpacking 9 T ransportation 9 Bench mounting 9 Release knob 9 Slide lock 9 Mitre table locks 9 Bevel lock [...]

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    3 Descr iptio n of symbo ls The ratin g pla te on yo ur to ol may show symbo ls. The se rep resent impo rta nt inf orm ati on abo ut the pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ection . We ar br eat hing prot ect ion . Dou ble insul ate d for addit ion al pr otec tion. Con for ms to re lev ant stand [...]

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    4 Safet y rules for laser light s The laser ligh t/l aser radi ati on use d in the GMC Red eye ® sys tem is Clas s 2 with maxi mum 1mW and 650nm wav ele ngt hs. T hese las ers do not no rma lly prese nt an opt ica l haza rd, alth ough star ing at the be am may caus e fla sh bli ndness . W ARNI NG. Do not st are dire ctly at the la ser beam . A haz[...]

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    5 but only on ce it has bee n remo ved from the mai ns power and secur ed in the loc ked down posi tion . • Do no t use th e saw wi tho ut the guar ds in po sit ion , in go od wor kin g orde r and prope rly main tai ned . • Ens ure that th e arm is prop erl y secu re wh en bev ell ing . • Kee p the fl oor area ar oun d the machi ne le vel , w[...]

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    6 15 . A voi d un int ent ion al s ta rti ng. Alway s chec k tha t the swi tch is in the OFF pos iti on bef ore plug gin g in the tool to th e powe r sup ply . Do not carry a plug ged in tool with you r fing er on the swi tch. 16 . U se o utd oor rat ed ext ens ion co rds . Whe n a tool is us ed out doo rs, use onl y ext ensi on cords that are int [...]

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    7 • Av oid cutt ing na ils . Ins pect the wor kpiece and rem ove all nai ls and othe r fore ign obje cts befor e beg inn ing sa win g. • Sup por t the wo rk pro perly . • Ref rai n from remo vin g any cu t-o ff s or oth er pa rts of the wor kpi ece from th e cutt ing area whil st the mach ine is run nin g and th e saw he ad is not in th e res[...]

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    8 Know your produ ct Bef ore using the saw , fami lia rise you rse lf wit h all the ope rat ing featu res and safet y req uir emen ts. 1. La ser li ght assem bly 2. La ser li ght on/of f swit ch 3. La ser co ver 4. La ser ap ert ure 5. Sa w arm 6. Re leas e kno b 7. Op erat ing hand le 8. Up per fi xed blade guar d 9. Ro tati ng blade guar d 10. Gu[...]

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    9 Unpac king Due to mode rn ma ss pro duc tio n tech niques , it is un lik ely tha t your GMC Pow er T oo l is fau lty or that a part is missi ng. If yo u find anyt hing wron g, do no t ope rate the to ol unt il th e par ts hav e bee n repl aced or th e faul t has been re cti fie d. Fai lur e to do so could resu lt in se rio us per sonal in jur y .[...]

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    1 0 the mitre tabl e to the desi red po sit ion . Th e mitr e tab le fea tur es pos iti ve cl ick st ops for qui ck se tti ng of co mmo n mit re ang les. W ARNI NG. Be sure to tigh ten the mi tre table lock s befo re mak ing a cut. Fa ilur e to do so coul d resu lt in the tab le mov ing durin g the cut and caus e seri ous pers onal inju ry . Bevel [...]

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    1 1 4. R otat e the table (16) until the poi nte r is pos iti one d at 0º. 5. T ighte n the mitre lock s (18) . 6. L oose n the bevel lock (12) and set the saw arm (5) at 0º be vel (t he bl ade at 90º to the mitre tabl e). Ti ghten th e bev el loc k (12 ) (fig . O). 7. P lace a set squ are agai nst th e tab le (16 ) and the fla t par t of the bl[...]

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    1 2 10. Loos en the Phi lli ps hea d scr ew hol ding the poin ter of th e mitr e sca le (17 ) and adj ust it so tha t it acc ura tel y ind ica tes the zer o posi tion on the mitre scal e (fig . W). 1 1. Reti ght en th e scre w sec uri ng the mitre scal e poin ter . Chang ing a blade DA NGE R! N eve r tr y t o us e a bla de l ar ger tha n th e s tat[...]

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    1 3 13 . D epr ess the spi nd le l ock bu tto n (2 5) a nd rep lac e th e th e fl at w ash er a nd b lad e bo lt. 14. Use th e hex key to ti ghte n the blade bolt secur ely (ti ght en in an anti- clockw ise dir ect ion ). 15. Lowe r the blade guar d, hol d the rotat ing lowe r bla de gua rd (9 ) and bl ade bolt co ver (1 1) in pos iti on an d tigh [...]

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    1 4 3. P ress the rel ease lat ch (2 4) (fi g. k) an d slo wly lo wer the bla de int o the workp iece (fi g. l) an d sli de it aw ay fro m you at the sa me tim e unt il the wor kpi ece is cut (fi g. m). 4. Rel eas e th e sw itc h tr ig ger (23 ) an d al low th e sa w bl ad e to st op ro tat ing bef ore ra isi ng t he b la de ou t of th e wo rkp iec[...]

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    1 5 2. L oose n the mitre lock s (18) . 3. R otat e the mitre tabl e (16) unti l the po int er ali gns wit h the de sir ed ang le on the mi tre sc ale (17). 4. R etig hten the mitr e lock s (18 ). W ARNI NG. Be sure to tig hten the mit re locks befo re mak ing a cut . Fail ure to do so co uld re sul t in the tabl e movi ng dur ing the cut , caus in[...]

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    1 6 Maint enanc e W ARNI NG. Alw ays ensur e tha t the to ol is switc hed off and the plug is remo ved fr om th e powe r poi nt bef ore maki ng and adjus tments or main tenanc e pro ced ures . Power cord maintena nce If th e supp ly co rd nee ds re pla cing , the task mu st be carri ed out by the ma nuf actu rer , the man ufa ctu rer’s agen t, or[...]

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