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Installing sanding belts, Setting the working depth (see fig. e), Milling direction for edges plunge cutting – Parkside PSFS 250 A1 User Manual

Page 10: Pivot handle (see fig. f), Using the rip fence (see fig. g), Cutting circles (see fig. h)

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Operation

Operation / Maintenance and Cleaning / Service / Warranty

Note: Please use suitable accessories available
from your speciality retailer to cut wall tiles and /
or edit sheets of metal / light metal.

Installing sanding belts

Install the sanding belts

16

as shown in Figure C.

Setting the working depth

(see Fig. E)

Loosen the wing bolt

5

.

Slide the base plate

7

to the desired working

depth (to cut through completely set approx.
3.2 mm deeper than the material thickness).
The recommended maximum cutting depth for
wood is 13 mm *(only applies to multipurpose
cutter (HSS)

18

).

Retighten the wing bolt

5

.

Milling direction for edges

Plunge cutting

Insert the bit into the work piece at an angle
of 45°.

Slowly straighten the bit to an angle of 90° to
begin the cut.

Note: The base plate

7

must be flush with the

material surface.

7

Pivot handle (see Fig. F)

Note: Turning the grip during the start up opera-
tions is forbidden. Remove the plug from the socket
and make sure that the swivel lock

13

is engaged.

Pivot to horizontal

Press and hold the bevel stop

13

.

Turn the handle counter-clockwise

from ver-

tical to horizontal until the bevel stop locks in.

Pivot to vertical

Press and hold the bevel stop

13

.

Turn the handle clockwise

from horizontal

to vertical until the bevel stop locks in.

Using the rip fence (see Fig. G)

Loosen the wing bolts

9

on the base plate

7

and slide the guide bar for the circle- / rip
fence

15

through the two openings in the bot-

tom of the base plate

7

, with the rip fence

facing down.

Position the tool the desired distance from the
edge of the work piece. Tighten the wing bolts

9

to secure the circle- / ripe fence

15

to the foot

plate

7

.

Cutting circles (see Fig. H)

Note: The position of the guide hole depends on the
desired result, either inside or outside of the edge
of the circle: inside for holes, outside for discs. The
radius can be set from ca. 5 to 16 cm.