Bevel Lock; Rotating Lower Blade Guard; Dust Bag; Bevel Adjuster - GMC DB305SMS Manual

Bevel lock

The Bevel Lock (16) is used to set
the blade at the desired bevel angle
(Fig. G). The mitre saw bevel cuts
from 0° to 45° to the left and right. To
adjust the bevel angle:
1. Loosen the bevel lock and pull out
the 0° Bevel Adjuster (18)
2. Adjust the saw arm to the desired
bevel angle
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3. Retighten the bevel lock to secure
in position
WARNING: Be sure to tighten the bevel lock before making a cut. Failure
to do so could result in the saw arm moving during the cut and cause
serious personal injury.

Bevel adjuster

The Bevel Adjuster (18) must be
pulled out before the bevel angle can
be adjusted (Fig. H).
To return the saw arm to the vertical
(0° bevel) position:
1. Move the saw arm to the left and
push in the 0° bevel adjuster
2. Return the saw blade to
the vertical position, it will
automatically stop at the 0° bevel
position
3. Tighten the bevel lock

Clamp assembly

• The Clamp Assembly (10) can be mounted to the fence, either sideof the
saw blade, to suit the task at hand (Fig. I).
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• Use the Clamp Assembly Lock (11) at the back of the fence to secure
the clamp assembly in position (Fig. J).
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H
J
Rotating lower
blade guard
The Rotating Lower Blade Guard
(12) provides protection from both
sides of the blade (Fig. K). It retracts
over the Upper Blade Guard (9)
as the saw is lowered into the
workpiece.

Dust bag

The Dust Bag (15) fits over the Dust
Extraction Port (27) (Fig. L). For most
efficient operation, empty the dust
bag when it is no more than half full;
this allows better air flow through
the bag.
Attaching
the side bars
• The Side Support Bars (37) help
to support the material when
working with long workpieces.
There are two Location Holes
(38) for a support bar on either
side of the table. Loosen the Lock
Screws (39) with the 6mm hex
key. Ensure the side bars are fully
inserted before using them to
support the workpiece (Fig. M).
• The Side Support Bar Locking
Screws (39) must be tightened
to secure the support bars in
position (Fig. N).
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K
L
M
N