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Global Machinery Company CDB250MS manual

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    1 DOUBLE BEVEL COMPOUND MITRE SA W WITH CDB250MS/CDB305MS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: CDB250MS Date: 061009 Edition: 04 Op: DCR[...]

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    2 Contents W ar ra nty P owe r T oo ls Whi lst ev ery effo rt is m ade to ensur e your compl ete sat isf act ion with t his to ol, oc cas ion ally , due to the mass man ufa ctu ring techn iques, a too l m ay not live u p to o ur req uir ed leve l of p erform anc e a nd you may need the ass ist anc e of our s ervice de par tme nt. Thi s p rod uct is[...]

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    3 Descr iptio n of symb ols The ratin g pl ate on your tool ma y show sym bols . The se rep resent imp orta nt infor mat ion about the pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ection . We ar br eat hing pro tect ion. Dou ble insul ate d for addit ion al pr otec tion. Con for ms to re lev ant stand ard[...]

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    4 Speci ficat ions CDB250MS CDB305MS Input power: 2000W 2400W No load speed: 5000 RPM 5000 RPM Blade size: Ø250mm x Ø305mm x Ø16mm bore Ø16mm bore Number of teeth: 24 30 Mitre table angles: 0° to 52° 0° to 52° left & right left & right Bevel cuts: 0° to 45° 0° to 45° left & right left & right Straight cut 0° x 0°: 160m[...]

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    5 Gener al safety inst ructi ons T o us e this tool prope rly , yo u must obse rve th e saf ety reg ula tio ns, th e ass embl y in stru ctions and the ope rat ing ins tru cti ons to be foun d in th is Ma nua l. All per son s who use and servi ce the mac hin e have to be acq uai nte d with this Man ual and mus t be inf orm ed ab out it s pot ent ial[...]

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    6 the work ar ea we ll lit . Do not exp ose po wer tool s to rai n. Do no t use po wer tools in the pr ese nce of flam mab le liq uid s or gas es. 3. K eep vi sit ors away fr om th e work area . All visi tors and onl ook ers , espe cia lly child ren and in fir m pers ons , shou ld be ke pt wel l awa y from wher e you ar e wor king . Do not let othe[...]

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    7 W ARNI NG. The use of an acc esso ry or atta chm ent, oth er tha n thos e re comm ended in this Instr uct ion Manua l, may pre sen t a risk of pers ona l inj ury . Addit ional safety rules for mitre saws W ARNI NGS. Bef ore conne cting a to ol to a po wer sourc e (ma ins switc h pow er poi nt recep tac le, outle t, et c.) be sure tha t the vo lta[...]

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    8 alw ays ensur e tha t it is wo rki ng pro per ly , free ly rot ati ng and retur ning to fu lly cover the tee th of the bla de. • Con nec t the sa w to a dus t coll ection dev ise an d ens ure tha t it is op era ted pr ope rly . As the ope rator of the saw , ple ase make su re tha t yo u unde rst and facto rs that inf lue nce expos ure to dust ,[...]

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    9 Know your pro duct Bef ore using the saw , fami lia rise you rsel f wi th all the ope rat ing featu res and saf ety requ irem ents. 1. L aser lig ht ass emb ly 2. L aser lig ht on/ of f sw itch 3. L aser cov er 4. L aser pit ch con tro l 5. S aw arm 6. R elea se knob 7. O pera ting han dle 8. C arry ing hand le 9. U pper fix ed bla de gu ard 10. [...]

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    1 0 Unpac king Due to mode rn ma ss pro duc tio n tech niques , it is unli kel y tha t your GMC Power T oo l is fau lty or tha t a part is miss ing . If yo u find anyt hing wro ng, do not ope rate the tool until the par ts hav e be en rep lac ed or th e fau lt has been recti fied. Fai lur e to do so could resu lt in se rio us per sonal in jur y . 1[...]

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    1 1 W ARNI NG. Be sur e to tig hte n the bevel loc k befo re ma king a cut . Fail ure to do so co uld res ult in the sa w arm mo vin g dur ing the cut and cau se ser iou s pers ona l inj ury . Bevel adjuster The bevel adj uste r (1 8) nee ds to be pulle d out befor e the bev el ang le can be adj usted (Fi g. F). T o re tur n the sa w arm to the ver[...]

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    1 2 the m to sup por t the wo rkp iec e (Fi g. L). The side su ppo rt bar loc king scr ews (34) mu st be ti ght ene d to se cure the suppo rt ba rs in pos iti on (Fi g. M) . T urning on and off 1. T o tur n th e saw on depre ss and hold th e on/ of f trig ger swi tch (24) (F ig. N). 2. T o tur n th e saw of f relea se the on/of f trigg er switc h ([...]

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    1 3 12. Adj ust the 0° be vel adjus tment sc rew (30) wi th th e 6mm hex key to br ing the saw blade int o alig nme nt wi th the squ are (Fig. T). 13. Loo sen the 2 Phi llip s hea d scre ws holdi ng the point er of the bev el sca le (17 ) an d adju st th e pos iti on of th e poin ter so tha t it acc ura tel y indi cates zer o on the scal e (Fig . [...]

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    1 4 tha t is too thic k to all ow the out er bla de wa she r to eng age wit h the fl ats on the sp ind le. It will preve nt the bla de scr ew fro m prop erly sec uri ng the bla de on th e spin dle. Do no t use the saw to cu t meta l or mason ry . Ensu re tha t any space rs and spind le rings that may be re quir ed suit th e spin dle and the blade f[...]

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    1 5 13. Dep res s the sp ind le loc k butt on (26) an d rep lac e the fl at was her and blade bol t. 14. Use the 6mm hex key to ti ghte n th e blad e bol t sec ure ly (ti ght en in an ant i-c loc kwis e di rect ion). 15. Low er the bla de gua rd, hol d the ro tat ing lower bla de gua rd (12) an d bla de bol t co ver (1 4) in pos iti on and tigh ten[...]

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    1 6 out of the wo rkp iece . W ait unt il the bla de sto ps be for e rem ovi ng the work pie ce. Bevel cut A bevel cut is ma de by cut tin g acro ss th e grai n of the workp iece wit h the blade ang led to the fe nce an d mit re tab le. The mitre tabl e is set at th e zero degr ee pos iti on and the bla de se t at an an gle bet wee n 0º and 45º ([...]

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    1 7 6. P lace the workp iec e flat on the tab le wit h one edge sec ure ly aga ins t the fence (19) . If the boar d is war ped , pla ce the con vex si de ag ains t th e fenc e. If the con cav e sid e is pla ced again st the fen ce, the boa rd cou ld break and jam the blad e. 7. W hen cu tti ng lon g pi eces of tim ber , suppo rt the opp osi te end [...]

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    1 8 Not e. T o cu t to the left -han d si de of th e blad e, align the lef t- han d lase r li ne wit h the penci l mar k. T o cu t to the right -hand sid e of the blad e, ali gn th e righ t-h and lase r line with the pen cil mark. 5. P lug in the mac hine and star t the mo tor . 6. P ress the relea se la tch (3 1). 7. W hen th e bla de is at its ma[...]

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    GMC customer assist If your product needs repairing, replacing, technical service or you simply need help or advice, please contact us on our Customer Assist Line 1300 880 001 (Australia) or 0800 445 721 (New Zealand). For prompt service we suggest you log your service request online at www .gmcservice.com.au . Should you not have access to the Int[...]