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(3) If you release the switch trigger, you can turn OFF the switch and the “switch lock” returns
to the original position automatically and the light turns OFF too.
2. Working performance per single charge (Reference data)
⅜ Cutting capability differs according to the condition of lumber, type of saw blade, ambient
temperature, battery characteristics, etc.
To improve working efficiency per single charge,
⅜ Minimize operation (no-load operation) other than cutting;
⅜ Avoid any unreasonably forced pressure to the motor during cutting operation by
twisting or pressing the circular saw forcibly;
⅜ Avoid any use of dull saw blade.
3. Cutting procedures
CAUTION:
● Recheck that the saw blade is se-
curely clamped.
● Confirm that the wing-nut for adjust-
ing the slot depth, the wing-bolt for
adjusting the angle of inclination.
(1) Place the base on the material, then align
the premarked line and the saw blade
with the guide piece front scale section at
the front of the base. (Fig. 14)
(2) When the base is not inclined, use the
large notch as the guide piece. (Fig. 14,
Fig. 15)
If the base is inclined (45 degrees), use
the small notch as the guide piece.
(Fig. 14, Fig. 16)
NOTE: When using the saw at the inclination
of 45 degrees, use both the marks of
[45 degrees] on the bevel plate and
[45] on the inclined gauge of the base.
(Fig. 17)
What’s more, if it is absolutely essen-
tial to use the saw at a precise angle,
make adjustment using a protractor,
etc.
Wood Capacity
2 × 8 (Spruce-Pine-Fir) 80 (cuts)
Concreteform plywood (1/2” (12 mm) t) 100 ft (30 m)
Fig. 14 〈Top View〉
Fig. 15 Not inclined
Lumber
Small
notch
Large notch
Premarked line
Guide
Wing-Nut
Inclination of 45°
Not inclined