Stihl TSA 230 Instruction Manual page 43

5 Sample Applications
water in order to spin off the water remaining on
it.
5.4 Observe with diamond and
composite resin abrasive cut‐
ting wheels
5.4.1 Objects to be cut
– Must be fully supported
– Must be secured so they cannot roll or slip off
– Must be prevented from vibrating
5.4.2 Severed parts
With openings, recesses, etc., the sequence of
the cuts is important. Always make the last cut
so that the abrasive cutting wheel does not
become jammed and so that the operator is not
endangered by the severed or separated part.
If necessary, leave small ridges that hold the part
that is to be separated in position. Break these
ridges later.
Before finally separating the part, determine:
– how heavy the part is
– how it can move after separation
– whether it is under tension
When breaking out the part, do not endanger
assistants.
5.5 Cut in several passes
► Mark cutting line (A)
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► Work along the cutting line. When making cor‐
5.6
► Secure the plate (e. g. on a non-slip surface,
► Cut a guide groove (A) along the line marked
► Make the cut (B) deeper
► Leave a "hinge" (C)
► First sever the plate at the cut ends so that no
► Break plate
A
► Make curves in multiple passes – make certain
rections, do not tilt the abrasive cutting wheel,
but always set the abrasive cutting wheel
against the workpiece anew – the cutting
depth for each operation should not exceed
2 cm. Cut thicker material in multiple passes
Cutting plates
sandbed)
material breaks away
that the abrasive cutting wheel does not tilt
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