Ryobi RMS-1830 Betriebsanleitung Seite 43

• WORK CLAMP
The work clamp provides optimum control by clamping the workpiece to the fence or the saw table. It also prevents the
workpiece from creeping toward the saw blade. The use of the work clamp is particularly recommended when cutting
compound mitres.
To install the work clamp on the mitre saw, carefully place the saw on its side on a stable surface to expose the underside
of the saw table.
• Insert the extension arm in the two holes of the clamp support.
• Holding the clamp bracket against its support, insert the two rails of the extension arm into the holes on the side of the
mitre saw and slide them into the corresponding supports to hold the extension arm against the saw table. See Figure 37.
• Secure the extension arm with the clamp bracket screw.
• Put the saw back in its upright position.
• Secure the clamp support to the extension rails by putting the two small screws in the holes at the top of the clamp
support. See Figure 38.
Fig. 36
A. SMALL SCREWS
B. CLAMP ASSEMBLY
C. CLAMP BRACKET
D. CLAMP BRACKET SCREW
Fig. 37
A. EXTENSION SUPPORTS
B. EXTENSION ARMS
C. CLAMP BRACKET SUPPORT
Fig. 38
A. SCREWS HOLD CLAMP SUPPORT
TO EXTENSION ARM
• CLAMPING WORKPIECE TO THE FENCE
• Insert the grooved end of the clamp extension rod as far as it will go into the front hole of the clamp support. This will
allow the clamp to press the workpiece against the fence. See Figure 39.
• Secure the clamp extension rod with a screw.
• Slide the clamp assembly onto the clamp extension rod and secure with a screw.
Note: The clamp assembly can be slid forward or backward on the clamp extension rod as needed by loosening the screw.
• Turn the knob to secure the workpiece against the fence or to release it.
• Securely tighten all screws on the clamp before each use.
• Before making a cut, always check the blade and blade guard clearance over and around the work clamp.
WARNING: Make sure the saw blade or blade guard will not hit the work clamp assembly when cutting 35º to 45º angles.
Failure to heed this warning could result in serious personal injury.
Fig. 39
CLAMPING WORKPIECE TO THE FENCE
A. SCREW
B. KNOB
C. CLAMP EXTENSION ROD
• CLAMPING WORKPIECE TO THE SAW TABLE
• Insert the grooved end of the clamp extension rod into the back, top hole of the clamp support. This will allow the clamp
to press the workpiece against the saw table. See Figures 36 and 40.
• Align the groove in the clamp extension rod with the screw hole, and secure the rod with a screw.
• Slide the clamp assembly onto the clamp extension rod and secure with a screw.
Note: The clamp assembly can be slid forward or backward on the clamp extension rod as needed by loosening the screw.
• Turn the knob to secure the workpiece against the saw table or to release it.
• Securely tighten all screws on the clamp before each use.
• Before making a cut, always check the blade and blade guard clearance over and around the work clamp.
WARNING: Make sure the saw blade or blade guard will not hit the work clamp assembly when cutting 35º to 45º angles.
Failure to heed this warning could result in serious personal injury.
E. CLAMP SUPPORT
F. HOLES FOR CLAMP EXTENSION ROD
G. EXTENSION ARMS
H. CLAMP EXTENSION ROD
D. CLAMP BRACKET
E. CLAMP BRACKET SCREW
B. EXTENSION ARM
C. CLAMP SUPPORT
D. SCREW
E. CLAMP SUPPORT
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