Setting The Cutting Depth; Working With The Circular Saw; Switching The Laser On And Off; Set Rotational Speed - Parkside PHKS 1350 B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Setting the cutting depth

NOTE
► We generally recommend setting the cutting
depth to approx. 3 mm more than the thickness
of the material. This ensures that you achieve
a clean cut.
♦ Release the locking screw
cutting depth on the cutting depth scale
then re-tighten the locking screw

Working with the circular saw

1. Switch on the device – as described in "Switching
on and off" – and then place it with the front
edge of the base plate
2. Align the machine using the guide fence
by using a marked line.
3. Hold the machine in both hands using the
handles and saw by exerting an even pressure.
Switching the laser on and off
Switching on:
♦ Press the ON/OFF switch laser
Switching off:
♦ Press the ON/OFF switch laser
NOTE
► If the batteries are spent, replace them with
two new 1.5 V alkaline button cells (type
AG 13/LR 44, e.g. GPA 76) .

Set rotational speed

■ Turn the adjusting wheel
rotational speed (arrow marking ▲)
(1 = lowest rotational speed/6 = highest rota-
tional speed):
Use the following suggested settings or set the rota-
tional speed on the adjusting wheel
PHKS 1350 B2
, set the desired
and
.
on the material.
or
.
.
to the desired
as required.
Material
Cross cuts & longitudinal cuts in
hard and soft wood (solid wood)
Chipboard, fibre board
Core board, plywood
Coated and veneered boards
PVC sheets
Acrylic glass sheets, perspex
Aluminium plate
Aluminium profile
Plaster board
Stone wool board
Cement-bonded particle board

Tips and tricks

■ Avoid damaging the cutting edge of sensitive
materials, e.g. coated chipboards or doors, by
sticking masking tape along the cutting line.
Another benefit of this is that it is easier to mark
a line on the tape than on a shiny surface. An
even more effective method of protecting the
cutting edges is to clamp a thin piece of wood
along the cutting line (this wood is also sawn).
Rotational
speed
setting
6
6
6
6
3–5
2-4
4-6
4-6
1-2
1-2
1-2
GB │ IE │ CY │
9 ■