Turning The Twist-A-Saw ™ On And Off; Installing A Bit In The Twist-A-Flex™ (Fig - Renovator Twist-A-Saw Deluxe Kit Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALLING A BIT IN THE TWIST-A-FLEX™ (Fig . 10)
Follow the steps below to install a bit in the Twist-A-Flex™
Rotary Tool Attachment .
Part: 1
Insert the shaft locking pin (1) into the locking hole (2) in the
Twist-A-Flex™ rotary tool head . This is to prevent the spindle
from turning .
Note: Repeat when unfastening .
Part: 2
Rotate the collet nut (3) with your fingers until the locking pin
slips fully in place .
Part: 3
Loosen the collet nut .
Part: 4
Insert the bit (4) into the collet and tighten the collet nut with
the Ø 10mm (Ø 3/8") collet wrench .
Note: The Twist-A-Flex™ rotary tool has a Ø 4 .76mm (Ø
3/16") collet that will take all accessories with a Ø 4 .76mm (Ø
3/16") shank .
Part: 5
Rotate the collet by hand to make sure the installed bit does
not wobble .
USING THE TWIST-A-SAW™
TURNING THE TWIST-A-SAW™ ON AND OFF (Fig . 11)
Follow the steps below to turn your Twist-A-Saw™ on and off .
Part: 1
When Twist-A-Saw™ is connected to mains power the power
indicator light (1) glows GREEN .
Part: 2
The ON/OFF power switch (2) is located on the top of
Twist-A-Saw™ . To turn Twist-A-Saw™:
• ON, push the switch out .
• OFF, push the switch in .
Note: Twist-A-Saw™ has a soft start power switch for safety
and control .
If Twist-A-Saw™ won't turn on
If the power indicator light turns red or starts flashing,
or if the Twist-A-Saw™ will not start, refer to Tips and
troubleshooting.
CHANGING THE VARIABLE SPEED DIAL (Fig . 12)
The Variable Speed Dial lets you change the speed that the
bit turns in increments of 5,000 revolutions per minute (/min) .
The lowest setting is 5 (5,000/min) and the highest setting is
25 (25,000/min) .
Follow the steps below to change the Variable Speed Dial .
Part: 1
To operate Twist-A-Saw™ at its lowest speed, turn the
Variable Speed Dial (1) to 5 .
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Part: 2
To increase Twist-A-Saw™ speed, turn the Variable Speed
Dial toward the ON/OFF switch . Maximum speed will be
achieved at 25 .
Tip: The harder the material, the slower the speed . Use slow
speed for hardwood and hard materials . Use high speed for
metal drill bits and grinding accessories .
MAKING PRACTICE CUTS
Practice cuts can help avoid costly and disappointing
mistakes . Before undertaking your first Twist-A-Saw™ project,
practice cut on scrap material that is the same as the material
you will use for that project . This will help you select the
speed that will produce the smoothest cut .
Follow the steps below to make a practice cut with your
Twist-A-Saw™ .
Part: 1
On scrap material, draw a guide or pattern similar to your
intended project .
Part: 2
Fit the Multi-Purpose Handle . Refer to Attaching the Multi-
Purpose Handle.
Part: 3
Fit the cutting bit into the collet . Refer to Installing cutting
bits.
Part: 4
Adjust the Depth Guide depth . Refer to Adjusting the Depth
Guide.
Part: 5
Set the Variable Speed Dial to the appropriate speed . Refer to
Changing the Variable Speed Dial.
Part: 6 (see Fig . 13 .1)
Hold Twist-A-Saw™ firmly with both hands . Place the edge
of the Multi-Purpose Handle foot on the workpiece at a 45°
angle .
Note: DO NOT let the bit touch the workpiece until the
power switch is ON and Twist-A-Saw™ is up to full speed .
Part: 7
Turn Twist-A-Saw™ ON .
WARNING: Make sure you are holding Twist-A-Saw™
firmly with two hands before turning the power switch
ON . The starting torque will cause Twist-A-Saw™ to twist or
jump to the left .
Part: 8
When the motor is running at full speed slowly tip Twist-A-
Saw™ into an upright position, and let the bit plunge cut into
the workpiece .
Part: 9 (See Fig . 13 .2)
When the bit has cut through the workpiece, slowly move
Twist-A-Saw™ in a clockwise direction . Let Twist-A-Saw™ do
the work, and use slow and steady pressure as you cut .
Note: Always cut in a clockwise direction, except when
cutting drywall/plasterboard .
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