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OPERATION

BEFORE STARTING WORK

WARNING! THIS SAW SHOULD NOT BE USED BY ANYONE NOT FAMILIAR

WITH ITS OPERATION.

1. Check that all component parts are secure. If the log saw is not fixed to

the floor, ensure that it is placed in a steady position on firm ground.

2. Ensure the power cable is well away from the saw and the workpiece,

then plug into the mains supply.

3. Always check that the saw guard and cradle move freely and spring

back instantly when released.

4. Check that any previously used timber being sawn does not contain any

nails or other metal objects which would damage the blade.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT plug in to the mains, unless you have ensured the

saw is switched OFF and the removable guard is in place.

Note; the maximum log diameter that can be cut is 125mm.

USING THE SAW

1. Position the workpiece in the

cradle so that it will not move

while cutting.

2. If the length of the log is greater

than the length of the cradle,

extend the log support yoke and

set it’s position to suit with the

securing knob.

3. If logs of equal length are

required, set the log stop bar to

the required distance. Measure

this against the scale on the cradle and lock in position with the securing

knob.

4. Switch the saw on and hold both handles at all times to push the

workpiece steadily against the saw. Wait for the motor to reach full speed

MOUNTING THE SAW TO THE FLOOR

The foot of each leg is provided with a bolt hole for fixing the log saw to a

suitably level floor or platform. Choose a suitable position close to a

convenient power supply and bolt or screw the stand securely in position.

(fixings not supplied).

Support Yoke

Securing

Knob

Fig 13

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