VARIABLE
SPEED CONTROLLED
TRIGGER
SWITCH
(Fig,
4)
Your saw is equipped with a twe-I_nger trigger swtlch
that conlrols the variable speed.
The saw is turned "ON" or =OFP by squeezing
or
releasing
the tdgger.
To vary the speed o! lhe blade:
1, To Increase
blade speed, apply more
pressure
to tdgger switch..
2. To decrease
blade speed, apply less pressure.
3,. TO STOP the saw release the trigger_
Fig. 4
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I Z_ CAUTION:
Use the appropriate slower speed (for your cutting application
and workplace) at the very beginning of a cut.Then Increase speed once the cut
Is sfmrted.Prolonged use st a very stow speed may damage your saw.
I NOTE: ALWAYS allow the blade to come to a complete stop before ramovtng it
from the workplace or laying the saw down.
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CHOOSING
THE
CORRECT
SPEED
The speed you use wilt depend on the type of material
you are culling
I
Use high speeds for cutting wood and woodbase materials
2. Medium speed is best for culling non-ferrous metals, plastics and fiberglass
3
Low speed is recommended
for cutting ferrous
metals, iron pipe and angle iron
1
NOTE: Material thickness
and blade selection
will also affect
your speed selection.
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As a general rule, use FASTER SPEEDS
and blades
with !ess teeth per Inch for
t
softer materials.
Use SLOWER
SPEEDS and blades with more teeth per inch for
thicker, more dense
materiels.
LED WORKLIGHT
(Fig.
5)
Your reciprocating saw has
a butit-in worklight lor better
visibility when cutttng_ To turn
on the LED worktight, the saw
must be phJgged in. The LED
workltght
comes on when the
two-linger
trigger switch is
squeezed
to turn the saw "ON".,
When the trigger is released
and the saw is turned "OFF".
the worklight goes ouL
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