Kobalt SC1802LW Manual page 33

DIAGONAL CUT (FIG. 31)
NOTE: Diagonal cuts are also referred to as
"long point to point cuts."
● Fill the water tray with clean water.
●
Using a pencil or marker mark the area to be
cut on tile.
● Align one point of the tile against the cut
indicator (1) of the sliding table. The cut
indicator means the exact location where
the cutting wheel will pass through the
sliding table.
● Align the front of the tile to the cutting wheel
and hold against the Rip/Angle guide (C),
which should be adjusted to proper angle.
● Pull the ON/OFF switch (BB) upward to turn
the tile saw on to allow the cutting wheel at
the full speed and wait until the stream of
water from the water nozzle completely cover
the cutting wheel.
●
Using both hands to slowly push the sliding
table toward the cutting wheel to feed the tile
into the cutting wheel.
●
Turn the tile saw off once cut is performed.
BEVEL CUT (FIG. 32)
NOTE: Bevel cuts can be made at 22.5 and 45
angles.
● Using a pencil or marker mark the area to be
cut on tile.
● Loosen the bevel lock knob (GG) to tilt the
cutting head to 22.5° or 45° clockwise.
Tighten the bevel lock knob.
● Loosen the cutting head lock knob (DD) and
pull out the hold-down latch (FF) to lower the
cutting head in one of the 2 miter slots in the
sliding table. Release the hold-down latch
and tighten the cutting head lock knob.
NOTICE: Check to insure the cutting wheel
does not contact the table before turning
saw on.
●
Put the ON/OFF switch (BB) upward to turn
the tile saw on to allow the cutting wheel at
the full speed and wait until the stream of
water from the water nozzle completely cover
the cutting wheel.
● Using both hands to slowly push the sliding
table toward the cutting wheel to feed the tile
into the cutting wheel.
● Turn the tile saw off once cut is performed.
31
BB
32
FF
BB
33
C
DD
GG
For 45° For 22.5°
bevel cut bevel cut
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