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COJSAWBX Electric Jig Saw Assembly & Operating Instructions
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BASE ADJUSTMENT FOR BEVEL CUTS
his jig saw makes angle (bevel) cuts up to 45 degrees. To make angle (bevel) cuts, you must adjust the
t before adjusting the base.
sing the calibrated guides on the top of the Base (B), set the base to the desired angle. Then retighten the
teady, keep the base firmly on the work piece during use.
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base. Turn the tool off and unplug from outle
To adjust the angle of the base, loosen the base adjustment Bolt (A) on the underside of the saw.
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bolt on the underside of the base.
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B
Because of the increased amount of blade engagement in the work and decreased stability of the base, blade
binding may occur. Keep the saw s
CUTTING TIPS
the work piece using clamps. Never use your hands to hold the work piece in
Always secure
place. An unsecured work piece could cause serious injury.
Do not allow the saw to touch the work piece until the saw blade has reached its full speed.
Applying the blade to the work piece before the saw has reached full speed might result in loss of
control and injury.
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learly mark the line to be cut before beginning. Pull the trigger and apply only enough pressure to keep the
e cut face down and cut on the “wrong side”.
hen cutting thin metal or laminates, sandwich the piece between two tightly clamped pieces of wood. This
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carbon brushes free and clear of debris, and replace worn parts when necessary.
lways choose the right blade for the job.
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saw cutting. Always place the material to b
For greater ease when cutting, lubricate the blade with cutting wax or oil.
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will provide increased accuracy and control.
For cutting metal, use a sharp blade that is designed for cutting metal. Using a lubricant like oil will reduce
friction and heat buildup.
This motor uses carbon brushes, which may require replacing. Carbon brushes wear out over time, and cou
create motor trouble. Keep