Performing Miter Cuts - Sawmaster M1030 Owner's Manual

M1036 • Owner's Manual
6. Position the tile to be cut in the position that when
the blade engages it, it will result in the desired cut.
Since this time the cut is angled, place the guide's
attachment's flat side such that it sits flush against
the material. Tighten the threaded knob to engage
the table ruler guide. Reposition the guide and the
material as necessary such that the flush contact is
mantained while the blade will still make the
intended cut, while making sure the tile is fully
inserted in the ruler slot. (see figure 12)
7. Tighten the threaded knob. Now you are ready to
cut.
Attachment set
for rip cut
figure 11
Attachment set
for angled cut
Ruler slot
Blade cut line
figure 12
11
Blade cut line

PERFORMING MITER CUTS

The motor should be turned off when changing the cutting
head's pitch or cutting depth.
1. The cutting head must be parallel with the table before
it can be rolled to the miter position. To accomplish this
loosen the depth adjustment knob and push the cutting
head until the depth adjustment screw bottoms out.
(see figure 13
Tighten the depth adjustment knob.
2.
3. Pull the cutting table all the way to the front of the saw
past the table lock. (see figure 2) The table must
clear the blade before adjusting the cutting head angle.
Loosen the angle adjustment knob. Roll/rotate the
4.
cutting head to the 45°
adjustment knob.
5. Now you are ready to make your cut. It is advised to
use the adjustable angle guide to support the tile from
the right side during these kinds of cuts.
Note to dress/sharpen the blade when cutting speed is
reduced as it may lead to poor cutting accuracy. This is
especially important for miter cuts. Always let the blade
cut, do not force.
Depth adjustment screw
Angle adjustment knob
Depth adjustment knob
Plunge handle
fi gure 13
position. Righten the angle