Ryobi RTS1800EF-G - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 8

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Rip cutting:

 Using the rip fence parallel to the blade to 

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Cross cutting:

  Using the mitre guide or cross cutting 

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Bevel cutting:

 The angle of the blade with respect to the 

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Mitre cutting:

 The workpiece is presented to the blade 

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which can then hold the workpiece at this angle whilst 

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Tapered cutting:

 Tapered cross cuts are possible using 

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USING THE FENCE SAFELY

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Never use the rip fence and the mitre angle guide at 

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Each time the fence is used or moved to another 
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A non parallel fence can trap the workpiece between 
the blade and the fence causing kickback which can 

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to be fed toward the blade at the wrong angle which 

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fence over the back edge of the table then lower the 

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apply pressure from the front of the fence so that the 
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the fence in position by pushing the locking handle 

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The force by which the locking handle holds the fence 

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Always check the parallelism of the fence to the blade 
by measurement or by an accurately cut block of wood 

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Aligning the distance marks, blade to fence

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the indicator sight glass to align with the 0 mm mark on the 

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Use of the auxiliary fence

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workpieces may slip under the main fence and 

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Remove the auxiliary fence whenever it is safe to use the 

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When making bevel cuts on narrow work pieces, always 
use the fence on the opposite side of the blade to the way 
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Fixing the auxiliary fence to the main fence

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With the wing nuts and washers on one side of the 
fence, push the bolts through from the other side, and 

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NOTE:

 The auxiliary fence is only intended to guide the 

workpiece past the blade and riving knife, it does not have 

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Remove the auxiliary fence whenever it is safe to use the 

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Using a feather board

A feather board is a device similar to a comb but cut at 

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applying an even and consistent pressure to hold the 

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to the table via the mitre guide slots and alleviates the need 

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Third party feather boards may be purchased at specialist 

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OVERLOAD PROTECTION DEVICE

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overloading is detected, the product will automatically 

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actuated, the motor must be allowed to cool down for 3 

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MAINTENANCE

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Ensure the saw blade is completely stopped and the 
power cord is removed from the power source before