Cutting Outlet Openings In Drywall/Plasterboard - Renovator Twist-A-Saw Deluxe Kit Bedienungsanleitung

Part: 10
When you have finished the cut, switch the Twist-A-Saw™ off .
Wait until Twist-A-Saw™ has come to a complete stop and
then remove it from the workpiece .
CUTTING OUTLET OPENINGS IN DRYWALL/
PLASTERBOARD (Fig . 14)
Follow the steps below to cut outlet openings in drywall/
plasterboard with your Twist-A-Saw™ .
WARNING: DO NOT make cut-outs around any
opening or fixture that has live electrical wires, or any
wall that may have electrical wiring behind it . Make sure
circuit breakers have been turned off or fuses removed to
disconnect the electrical circuit in the area of work .
Part: 1
Before installing drywall/plasterboard:
• Push any wires back into outlet boxes as far as possible
to avoid cutting them when cutting the opening with
Twist-A-Saw™ .
• On the side facing you, mark the centre of the outlet
on the sheet .
Part: 2
Fit the Multi-Purpose Handle and cutting bit . Refer to
Attaching the Multi-Purpose Handle and Installing cutting bits.
Part: 3
Set the cutting bit depth so that it will extend 4mm past the
thickness of the drywall/plasterboard . Refer to Adjusting the
Depth Guide.
Part: 4
Hold Twist-A-Saw™ firmly with both hands and switch it ON .
Refer to Turning the Twist-A-Saw™ on and off.
Part: 5
When running at full speed, plunge the bit through the
drywall/plasterboard on the mark showing the centre of the
outlet box . Follow the cutting pattern shown below .
Part: 6
Slowly move the bit to the right until you feel and hear the bit
touch the inside edge of the outlet box .
Part: 7
Tracing the inside edge of the box, move Twist-A-Saw™
upward . Maintain light pressure on the box edge . As you feel
the bit reach the top right corner, move Twist-A-Saw™ to the
left .
Part: 8
Maintain light pressure on the box edge, and continue to
trace counter-clockwise around the box until the shape is
cut .
Part: 9
When you have finished the cut, switch Twist-A-Saw™ off .
Wait until Twist-A-Saw™ has come to a complete stop and
then remove it from the workpiece .
USING THE CIRCLE CUTTER
Follow the steps below to use the Circle Cutter to cut circles
with your Twist-A-Saw™ .
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Part: 1
Mark the centre of the circle to be cut . Drill a Ø 4 .76mm
(Ø 3/16") pilot hole for the centre guide pivot pin .
Part: 2
Adjust the cutting bit so that it will extend 4mm (3/16") past
the thickness of the workpiece . Refer to Adjusting the Depth
Guide.
Part: 3
Loosen the pivot pin locking knob . Slide the locking knob to
set the circle radius and re-tighten .
Note: Re-check the circle radius setting by measuring from
the centre guide pivot pin to the outside of the bit . Refer to
Attaching the Circle Cutter.
Part: 4 (See Fig . 15 .1)
Place the edge of the Multi-Purpose Handle foot on the
workpiece at a 45° angle . Align the centre guide pivot pin
with the pilot hole .
Part: 5
Switch Twist-A-Saw™ ON .
Note: DO NOT let the bit touch the workpiece until Twist-A-
Saw™ is up to full speed .
Part: 6
When the motor is running at full speed slowly tip Twist-A-Saw™
into an upright position and let the bit cut into the workpiece .
Make sure the pivot pin enters and remains in the pilot hole .
Part: 7 (See Fig . 15 .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 .
Part: 8
Cut the circle, keeping Twist-A-Saw™ upright and the Multi-
Purpose Handle foot flat on the material . Carefully rotate the
Circle Cutter handle and Twist-A-Saw™ around the centre
guide pivot pin .
Part: 9
When you have finished the cut, switch Twist-A-Saw™ off .
Wait until Twist-A-Saw™ has come to a complete stop and
then remove it from the workpiece .
USING THE TWIST-A-FLEX™ ROTARY TOOL
ATTACHMENT (Fig . 16)
Follow the steps below to use the Twist-A-Flex™ Rotary Tool
Attachment on your Twist-A-Saw™ .
WARNING: Always hold on to the Twist-A-Flex™
rotary tool head when it is turned on . Failure to do so
means the Twist-A-Flex™ can thrash about and may cause
serious injury .
Part: 1
Fit the correct cutting bit for your task into the collet . Refer to
Installing cutting bits.
Part: 2
Hold on to the rotary tool head, being careful not to touch
the bit, and turn the Twist-A-Saw™ on . Refer to Turning the
Twist-A-Saw™ on and off.
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