Festool PRECISIO CS 70 EB Original Operating Manual page 19

fMake sure that the cover [5-10] engages in the
tabs [5-9].
fReplace the hexagon wrench [5-3] back in the
store.
Fitting the table insert [1-4] in the table
fInsert the protruding spring plate [5-5] on the
insert forwards into the table frame first. Make
sure that the contact surface is free of dust.
fLay the insert in position and secure with the
clamp and the rotary knob [5-1].
7.6 Setting the spacer wedge
Once the guard is removed, pull firmly on the
spacer wedge [1-6] to move to one of two catch
positions. The spacer wedge is used in the top
catch position [7-2] in the all applications, except
concealed cuts.
For concealed cuts only
fRemove the upper guard.
fPress down the spacer wedge firmly to move
to the lower catch position [7-1].
When producing concealed cuts, make sure you
guide the machine accurately. Press the work-
piece firmly onto the table. When cutting the
workpiece, make sure that the side of the work-
piece that is already cut out is not on the same
side as the fence.
fAfter completing concealed cuts, move the
spacer wedge [1-6] back to the top position
and attach the guard (see chapter 6.1).
7.7 Fence
The fence can be attached at any point along
the clamping edge of the saw base and is
so versatile, it can be used as a cross stop
[Fig. 1] or a longitudinal stop [Fig. 6].
L Before attaching, make sure that the contact
surfaces of the fence are not dirty.
WARNING
Risk of injury
fAlways use the fence in a fixed position and
do not use to slide the workpiece along!
Fitting the fence
fOpen the clamping jaws using the knob [4-4].
fPlace the fence with guide rail [4-5] onto the
clamp rail from above.
fSecure the clamp segment using the knob [4-4].
The fence can be adjusted in the following ways:
Move the fence on the clamp segment
fUnscrew the rotary knob [1-5] and move the
fence.
Move the stop ruler
fUnscrew the rotary knob [4-1] and move the
fence.
L
The stop ruler is stepped on one side by
8 mm. This guide rail can be used to guide
the cross stop up to the saw cut to support
the workpiece without having to remove the
upper guard.
Adjust the angle
fUnscrew the rotary knob [4-2] and lift the re-
taining pin [4-3].
The rotary retaining pin engages at the most fre-
quently used angle settings.
Adjust the position of the stop profile
fUnscrew the rotary knob [4-1].
fRemove the guide rail [4-6] and turn 90°.
fPlace the guide rail in the guide slot available.
[Fig. 4]
The dimensions of the aluminium profile provide
a high guide surface for high workpieces and a
low guide surface for flat workpieces.
Longitudinal stop
Position the stop ruler parallel to the blade to
make rip cuts.
fUse the workpiece holder [6-1] for guiding
narrow workpieces.
The two rulers on the left and right of the saw
blade cutting edges [7-1] are set to zero ex works
so that the fence can be aligned with the scale
along the front edge of the table.
7.8 Fitting the splinterguard
WARNING
Risk of accident, electric shock
fAlways pull the plug out of the socket before
performing any type of work on the machine.
NOTE
The splinterguard cannot be used when making
bevel cuts. Remove the splinterguard as neces-
sary.
fUnscrew the rotary knob [5-1].
fSlide the clamping plate forwards.
fLift the table insert [1-4] from the rear end and
remove.
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