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Metabo BKS 450 manual

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  • Page 1

    Model No. 1001 3305 Stock-no. 115 107 8059 Assembly/Operating Instructions Site Saw BKS 400/BKS 450[...]

  • Page 2

    Contents 1.0 Scope of Application 2.0 Specifications 3.0 User Responsibility 4.0 Standard Accessories 5.0 Optional Accessories 6.0 Assembly 7.0 Mitre Fence Assembly 8.0 Installation 9.0 Operation/Settings 10.0 Cutting 11.0 Saw Dust Collection (optional accessory) 12.0 Crane Lifting 13.0 Safety Rules 14.0 Care and Maintenance 15.0 Wiring Diagrams 16[...]

  • Page 3

    Note Within the U.K., this machine falls under the Woodworking Machinery Regulations 1974, under which certain operations, e.g. grooving, rebatting, tenoning and moulding are prohibited without special guards. For your own safety it is recommended to follow the instructions given in the Health and Safety at Work booklet No.41, entitled “Safety in[...]

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    Place both support struts onto the table, set square with the slot of the table insert and bolt to the table. Use 10 each countersunk screw M6x16, hex. nut M6 Install the guard support bracket without fully tightening the screws. Use 2 each countersunk screw M6x16, hex. nut M6, hex. head screw M8x16, hex. nut M8 Attach gusset plate with carriage bo[...]

  • Page 5

    Attach mitre scale to segment using 3 each tapping screw 3.9x9.5 washer 4.3 Place mitre fence segment onto carrier and screw fitting bolt through segment into glide piece. Hardware: fitting bolt SW 19x42 spring washer 12 plastic glide piece with threaded bush. Place wave spring washer onto fitting bolt and plastic glide piece into mitre fence carri[...]

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    Place carriage bolt M10x30 from underneath through carrier and slot of fence segment. Install washer Ø 10.5 and ratched lever M10 female. Install 0 ° (90 ° ) setting screw into mitre fence carrier. Hardware: 1 set screw M8x20 2 hex. thin nut M8 8.3 Saw Blade Direction of Rotation On single-phase machines the saw blade’s direction of rotation d[...]

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    8.4 Switch/Motor Protection/Motor Brake The magnetic switch does not engage if not connected to power mains. It disengages in the event of a power failure (no-volt release). When the power is restored the machine has to be started again. The built-in motor protection relay switches the motor off in case it becomes too hot. If this has happened let [...]

  • Page 8

    Set rip fence to required width of cut. Distance from blade is shown on the rip fence scale. Loosen scale fixing screw to adjust rip fence scale to give exact reading of width of cut. Make trial cut to verify setting. Lock rip fence in position by pushing the cam-lock lever down. If rip fence is not required it can be hung to the bolt on the right [...]

  • Page 9

    10.1 Ripping/Through Sawing 10.0 Cutting Have riving knife and blade guard in place - danger of injury. Set blade guard to thickness of work- piece. Set rip fence to desired width of cut and lock in position. D - Push mitre and work forward to feed into blade E - When cut is completed pull back both mitre fence and work 10.2 Through Cross/Mitre Cut[...]

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    10.3 Cutting Wedges A - Place work firmly into wedge cutting jig and set to desired angle. - Start machine B - Push mitre fence forward to feed work into blade. When cut is complete pull mitre fence back. 11.0 Saw Dust Collection (optional accessory) If this machine is operated in enclosed spaces it must be connected to a saw dust collection device[...]

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