Clarke 6461525 CMS216S 216mm Sliding Mitre Instructions
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Ensure the saw is placed on a stable workbench. Assemble the dust bag and extension arms. Check that the blade is correctly installed and that all screws and nuts are tight. Connect to a power source and test the saw with a piece of scrap wood to ensure proper operation.
Always wear safety goggles and hearing protection. Keep hands away from the blade and use the provided clamp to secure workpieces. Ensure the safety guard is functioning correctly before use. Disconnect the saw from the power supply when changing blades or making adjustments.
Check the power supply and ensure that the plug is properly connected. Inspect the fuse in the plug and replace if necessary. Ensure the power switch is functioning correctly and that the safety lock is not engaged.
Check the alignment of the blade and the fence. Make sure the workpiece is securely clamped. Verify that the saw is on a level surface. Adjust the bevel and mitre angles as needed to ensure accuracy.
Regularly inspect the saw for any loose bolts or parts before each use. Clean the saw after each use to remove dust and debris. Lubricate moving parts monthly and check the condition of the blade periodically, replacing it as necessary.
Use a fine-tooth blade for cutting hardwoods and a coarse-tooth blade for softwoods. For metal or plastic, ensure you use a specialized blade designed for those materials. Always consult the manufacturer's recommendations for blade compatibility.
Attach the dust bag provided to the dust port. For better dust collection, connect a shop vac to the dust port. Ensure all connections are secure to maximize efficiency.
Disconnect the saw from the power source. Use the provided wrench to remove the bolt securing the blade. Carefully remove the blade and replace it with a new one, ensuring it is properly aligned and secured. Tighten the bolt and check that the blade guard is functioning.
Use a high-quality, sharp blade and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped. Verify the saw is level and that the angles are correctly set. Make test cuts on scrap material to adjust settings before proceeding with the actual workpiece.
Stop using the saw immediately and disconnect it from the power source. Inspect for any loose parts, debris in the blade housing, or damage to the blade. Tighten any loose components and clean out debris. If the noise persists, consult a professional technician.