Attaching the laser light assembly, Rip fence, Mitre gauge – Global Machinery Company 040521 ED8 PR User Manual

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Attaching the laser light assembly

Take the laser light arm (19) and position it on the left

hand side of the saw. Fit the laser light arm locking knob

(20) through the arm and into the saw. Tighten the

knob to securely fasten the arm onto the saw.

Fit the laser light assembly (21) onto the end of the arm.

Rip fence

Fit the rip fence (15) onto

the table (11) on the left

hand side of the blade.

The rip fence locking lever

will need to be loosened in

order to fit the fence onto

the table. Once the fence is

positioned on top of the table

push down on the rip fence locking lever (16) to secure

the fence in position. If the rip fence is not secured

to the table lift up the locking lever and turn it in a

clockwise direction to give it a tighter grip. Push down

on the locking lever to secure the fence in position.

Mitre gauge

The mitre gauge (17) fits over the top of the rip fence

and is used to cut tiles at a particular angle. The

mitre gauge can be adjusted from 0° to 45° and in

conjunction with the fence is used to guide the work

piece through the blade.
To adjust the angle of the mitre gauge loosen the mitre

gauge locking knob (18) at the top of the unit and

position the mitre gauge at the desired angle.

Bevel lock

The bevel lock is designed to

set the table at the desired

bevel angle. The tile cutting

saw bevel cuts from 0° to

45°. To adjust the bevel angle

loosen the front and rear

bevel locking knobs (5 & 7).

Tilt the table to the desired

angle and tighten the bevel

locking knobs to secure the

table in position.

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