Grizzly G8599 Instruction Sheet page 8

18v cordless reciprocating saw
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OPERATION
Choosing the Right Blade:
The rule of thumb for choosing a blade for
a given application is that the harder
and/or thinner the material the more teeth
per inch is required. A list of TPI and mate-
rials to be cut follows.
TPI
24
14
10⁄14
10
6
Choosing the Blade Speed:
Blade speed is controlled by the trigger.
The more the trigger is depressed the
faster the blade reciprocates. This allows
speed control from 0-2800 RPM.
Using the right blade and blade speed will
allow faster cutting operation, longer blade
life and will prolong the life of the saw. The
rule of thumb is the harder and/or thicker
the material the slower the speed should
be. This will require practice on the part of
the operator. If blade seems to dull quickly
replace and use slower blade speed. If cut-
ting wood, most species allow faster
speeds.
Operating this equipment has the potential to propel debris into the air which can
cause eye injury. Always wear safety glasses or goggles when operating equip-
ment. Be certain the safety glasses you wear meet the appropriate standards of the
American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
G8599 18V Cordless Reciprocating Saw
Material
Sheet Metal / Stainless
Metal / Wood w/ Nails
Soft Metals / Wood
Wood
Rough Cut Wood
CONT'D
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Stroke Length and Material
Thickness:
The length of stroke for the G8599
Cordless Reciprocating Saw is
material thickness exceeds
unable to evacuate the chips being pro-
duced. Therefore, when cutting materials
that are thicker than
sary to "clear the blade" occasionally.
Simply let go of the trigger and allow the
blade to come to a complete stop. Extract
the blade from the cut and the chips
should fall away. Insert the blade into the
cut and continue cutting.
Never extract or insert the blade into
workpiece with the blade in motion.
Serious personal injury will occur.
Lock Switch
Speed
Trigger
Fig 5. Location of controls.
7
". When
8
7
" the blade is
8
7
" it may be neces-
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Cap Screw
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