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Global Machinery Company TS1800 manual

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    1 1800W T ABLE SA W TS1800 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: TS1800 Date: 060913 Edition: 02 Op: DCR[...]

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    2 Contents W ar ra nt y Pow er T oo l s Whi lst ev ery ef fort i s made to en sur e y our comple te sat isf act ion wit h t his to ol, occ asiona lly , d ue to the ma ss man ufa ctu ring te chn iqu es, a tool ma y n ot liv e u p to our req uir ed leve l o f p erf orm anc e an d y ou may ne ed the ass ist anc e of ou r s erv ice de part ment. Thi s [...]

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    3 Descr iptio n of sym bols The ratin g pla te on yo ur to ol may show symbo ls. The se rep res ent impo rtan t in for mat ion about 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 ect ion . We ar br eat hing pro tec tio n. Con for ms to re lev ant stand ard s for elect rom agn eti c comp atibil ity . Sp[...]

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    4 Gener al safety inst ructi ons T o us e this tool prope rly , you must ob ser ve th e safe ty reg ula tio ns, th e ass embl y in str uct ion s and th e oper ati ng ins tru cti ons to be foun d in th is Man ual . All pers ons who us e and servi ce th e mach ine have to be acq uai nte d with this Man ual and mus t be inf orm ed ab out it s pot ent [...]

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    5 18 . Che ck f or dam age d p art s. B ef ore usi ng a to ol , ch eck tha t ther e are no dama ged part s. If a pa rt is sl igh tly dam age d, car efu lly deter mine if it will op era te pro per ly an d pe rf orm its i nt end ed f un cti on. C he ck f or a li gnm ent o f mo vin g pa rt s, b ind in g of m ov ing par ts , br eak age of par ts , pr o[...]

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    6 • Per iod ica lly ch eck that al l nut s, bol ts an d othe r fix ing s are pro per ly tig hte ned . • Do no t stor e mat eria ls or equi pme nt abo ve a mac hin e in suc h a way th at the y cou ld fal l int o it. • Alw ays ensur e tha t your work is on the table . Nev er use the tool to cut pie ces that are not on the ta ble . • Do no t p[...]

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    7 Unpac king Due to mode rn ma ss pro duc tio n tech niq ues , it is un lik ely tha t your GMC Po wer T oo l is fau lty or that a part is missi ng. If yo u find anyt hing wro ng, do not op era te the tool until the 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 son al in jur y . [...]

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    8 Know your pr oduct 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 eme nts. 1. T able to p 2. T able in ser t 3. O n/of f switc h 4. R ivin g kni fe 5. S aw bla de 6. B lade guar d 7. R ip fen ce 8. R ip fen ce lo ckin g le ver 9. R ip fen ce sc ale 10. Mi tre gauge 1 1. Mit re gau ge lo ck[...]

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    9 Compo nents The GMC T S180 0 is su ppli ed wi th th e fol low ing compo nen ts: a. T ab le sa w body fitt ed wit h car bid e tip ped saw bla de b. Heigh t adj ustm ent hand le c. Heigh t adju stm ent locki ng kn ob d. Blade guar d e. Rivin g kni fe f. Mitre gaug e g. Rip fen ce h. Push st ick mount ing brac kets x 2 i. Phi llips he ad sc rews and[...]

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    1 0 Assem bling the sta nd CAU TIO N. Alwa ys pul l out the mains powe r plug bef ore car ryi ng out any mai ntenan ce, con ver sio n or ass emb ly wor k on th e tabl e saw . W h e n a s s em bl in g th e s t an d i t i s r e c om me nd ed th at t he s c r ew s are onl y ligh tly tigh ten ed unt il th e sta nd is fu lly assem bled. 1. U se fou r ca[...]

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    1 1 2. S ecur e the heigh t ad jus tme nt kno b by ti ghte nin g the Phi lli ps hea d scr ew (F ig. J). I J 3. F it the heig ht adj ust men t hand le on to th e shaf t ens urin g tha t the fl at on the han dle locat es on to the flat at the fr ont of th e shaf t (F ig. K) . 4. S ecur e the heigh t ad jus tme nt han dle by tigh ten ing the Phi lli p[...]

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    1 2 5. T ighte n the nut suf ficie ntl y so tha t the guard rest s on the tab le top but wi ll lif t whe n the wo rkp iec e is pus hed into the blade . Not e. The blad e gua rd sho uld retur n to its res t pos iti on aft er the workp iec e has been cu t. CAU TIO N. The saw bl ade gu ard must be in posi tio n at al l tim es to pr eve nt con tact wit[...]

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    1 3 3. L ift th e rip fence lock ing lev er and slid e the fe nce to the requi red posi tio n. Use the scale as a guid e for the dis tan ce bet wee n the blade and the rip fenc e (Fig . Z). 4. R etig hte n the fence lock ing lev er . Using the mi tre gauge 1. S lide the mi tre ga uge into the slo t of the tabl e top on the lef t or rig ht ha nd sid[...]

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    1 4 • T wist ing the woo d whi le mak ing a cut. • Fai lin g to cor rec tly posit ion the riv ing knif e. • Mak ing a cut wit h a dull , gumm ed- up or im prop erl y set blade . • Fai lin g to sup por t larg e wor kpi ece s. • For cin g the wo rkp iec e thro ugh the saw blad e. • Cut tin g warp ed or wet lum ber . • Not follo win g co[...]

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    1 5 Makin g bevel cuts 1. A lway s use the fen ce wh en cut tin g bev els . 2. S et the saw bla de to the req uir ed an gle us ing the bev el adj ust men t knob . 3. Se t th e f enc e t o su it the w id th a nd h ei ght o f t he w or kpi ece . 4. C arry out th e cut in accor dan ce wi th the work pie ce wid th. Makin g cross cuts W ARNI NG. When cr[...]

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    1 6 1 1. Re -fi t an d r e-s et t he riv in g kn ife an d th e sa w b lad e g uar d. 12. Re pla ce the tabl e inse rt. 13. Be for e usin g the saw aga in, check that all saf ety dev ice s are in good wo rki ng or der . IMP ORT ANT . After repla cing the saw bla de, make sure th e saw blade runs freel y by turn ing th e bla de by ha nd. 14 . Plu g t[...]

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    GMC customer assist If your product needs repairing, replacing, technical service or you simply need help or advice, please contact us on our Customer Assist Line 1300 880 001 (Australia) or 0800 445 721 (New Zealand). For prompt service we suggest you log your service request online at www .gmcservice.com.au. Should you not have access to the Inte[...]