QEP TILE SAW 60707 Instruction Manual page 9

Blade
This machine comes with a standard Φ180mm
blade w/bore 22.2mm diamond blade.
WARNING! Only use the continuous rim
diamond blade.
Blade guard
Protects the operator from coming in contact
with the blade.
Miter gauge
Diagonal cuts can be made on rectangular
tiles using the supplied miter gauge.
Parallel guide
Rip cuts can be made on rectangular tiles
using the supplied parallel guide.
Water tank
Contains water to cooling the blade when any
operation of this machine.
Table
This machine has a square 330X360mm steel
table with tilt control for bevel cutting.
Switch/motor assembly
This machine has a magnetic switch for safer
operation.
WARNING! If the switch is worn, do not
attempt to operate this machine, and have
repaired by a qualified electrician.
INTENDED USE
WARNING! The tile cutter is designed to
perform cutting jobs on small and medium tiles
(floor and wall tiles made of ceramic and
similar material) which suit the machine size.
WARNING! Thickness of tiles is not more
than 35mm
It is intended in particular for use by DIY
enthusiasts and craftsman. The cutting of
wood and metal is prohibited. The machine is
to be used solely for its intended purpose.
Any use other than its intended use is a case
of misuse. The user/operator and not the
manufacturer shall be liable for any damage or
injury resulting from case of misuse. Only
those cutting wheels suitable for the machine
are to be used. The use of saw blades is
prohibited. For the machine to be used as
intended it is also imperative to observe the
safety instructions, the assembly instructions
and the operating instructions set out in this
manual. All persons entrusted with operating
and servicing the machine must be acquainted
with the manual and must be informed about
the machine's potential hazards. It is also
imperative to pay exact attention to the
accident prevention regulations in force in your
country and to observe the general rules of
occupational health and safety. The
manufacturer can accept no liability
whatsoever for damages resulting from any
modifications to the machine. Even when the
machine is used as intended, certain residual
risk factors cannot be ruled out completely.
The following hazards may arise in connection
with the machine's design and construction:
Touching of the diamond cutting wheel in

the uncovered zone.
 Reaching into the area of the diamond
cutting wheel when it is running.
 Catapulting of a faulty diamond tip off the
cutting wheel.
 Kicking of work pieces and work piece
parts during incorrect operation.
 Damage to hearing if ear muffs are not
worn.
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