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8
Fine Adjustment Depth Screw
To accommodate variations in blade diameters, a
ne adjustment depth screw is available.
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Set depth stop slider to highest position.
3. While pressing the lock-o button, lower the saw
until the ne adjustment depth screw contacts the
depth stop slider.
4. Hold saw in place.
5. Check that the saw blade just barely contacts with
the workpiece.
6. If necessary, adjust the ne adjustment depth
screw and repeat steps 3-5 until the saw is prop-
erly adjusted for the installed blade.
Adjusting Bevel Angle (0° to 45°)
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Disengage the 22.5° bevel stop.
3. Move the blade viewing window (or splinter guard)
to the highest position.
4. Loosen both bevel knobs.
5. Tilt the saw by the main handle to slide the bevel
angle pointer along the bevel scale to the desired
angle.
6. Tighten both bevel knobs to lock the angle in place.
Adjusting Bevel Angle (-1°/48°)
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Disengage the 22.5° bevel stop.
3. Move the blade viewing window (or splinter guard)
to the highest position.
4. Loosen both bevel knobs.
5. Tilt the saw by the main handle to slide the bevel
angle pointer along the bevel scale to the desired
angle.
6. Slide and hold the bevel override slider to move
beyond either the 0° or 45° stops.
7. Once past the 0° or 45° stops, release the bevel
override slider.
8. Tighten both bevel knobs to lock the angle in place.
22.5° Bevel Stop
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Move the blade viewing window (or splinter guard)
to the highest position.
3. Set the bevel angle to 0º.
4. Pull and rotate the knob to the 22.5° position.
5. Release the knob to lock it in place.
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DISENGAGED
6. Loosen both bevel knobs.
7. Tilt the saw by the main handle until it reaches the
22.5° bevel stop.
8. Tighten both bevel knobs to lock the angle in place.
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