User manual
ing and toymanufacture. Forthis reason, it is precisely the right tool
for designers, architects (model building) and carpenters.
The large-area, sawtable 9for mitre cuts can be titled up to 45°, is
manufactured from aluminium die casting for the highest precision
and stability,and is then ground for optimal glide properties.
The
arrangement of the sawblade holders item 2and 10 allowthe
use of both sawblades with and without cross pin depending on the
area of application and the material of the tool. In the Proxxon
accessories range you will find the corresponding sawblades for the
respective task.We recommend thatyou use only Proxxon sawblades!
The replacement sawblades are stored in the “sawblade garage"
12, on the side of the panelling of the top arm.
The DSH saws soft wood up to athickness of 50 mm, plastic up to
30 mm and non-ferrous metals up to 10 mm.
The sawcan also be used without problem for separating Plexiglas,
GRP,foam, rubber,leather and cork.
And so thatthe dust does not obscure the view of the cutting line
when working, there are automatically driven bellows with adjustable
air nozzle 8.An additional vacuum cleaner can also be connected.The
connecting piece 13 is positioned at 90° to save space.
This guaranteesclean work.
5Technical data
No. of strokes: 900 or 1400/min
Stroke height: 19 mm
Max. cutting depth: 50 mm
(in wood) at 45°: 25 mm
Cutting blade length: 127 mm (with cross pin)
125-130 mm (without cross pin)
Noise development: <70dB(A)
Vibration: <2.5 m/s
Measurements:
LxBxH: 53 x27x33(in cm)
Table: 360 x180 mm
Sawframe radius: 400 mm
Motor:
Voltage: 220/240 Volt, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: 145/205 W
Foruse in dryenvironments only
Please do not dispose off the machine!
6Set-up and commissioning of the saw
6.1 Unpacking (fig. 1a and 1b)
1.Unpack the device and remove it from the box. Ensure thatthe de-
vice is not lifted by the plastic panelling around the top arm 16.
2.Fortransport reasons, the sawtable 9isfolded up at an angle of
about 45°.Turn the toggle 6totilt the table back into the horizon-
tal position (the precise setting is described below). Then close the
toggle 6again.
6.2
Setting up the saw
Note:
Safe and precise work is only possible with careful fixing!
1.
Secure sawwith two screws (Ø 6mm, not included in scope of de-
livery)onasolid workbench. Use the drill holes intended for this
purpose (11, fig. 1) which are located at the front and back of the
sawbase.
6.3 Adjust and set angle display (fig. 2)
1.Slightly loosen toggle 1(fig. 2) and fold sawtable 2uptostop
screw3.
2.Clamp sawblade 4! See the corresponding section 6.7.1 of these
instructions. Caution! Mains plug must not be connected.
3.Using an angle 5onthe sawtable 2, check the right-hand angle
to the sawblade.The stop screw is preset. If this still has to be ad-
justed, you can adjust the setting yourself using an Allen key 7, as
shown in fig. 2, once the counter nut has been loosened. After cor-
rect setting, tighten the counter nut. Make sure thatthe stop screw
does not go out of position in this process.
4.Check the “zero” setting of the indicator 8, if necessary, correct af-
ter the fastening screw has been loosened. Forprecise working,
carryout sawing sample.
5.Sawasample from apiece of wood and check the angle again, if
necessaryadjust the sawtable 2, indicator 8orstop screw 3as
shown in fig. 2.
6.4 Assembling the air nozzle (fig. 3)
1.Take parts for securing the air nozzles from the bag.
2. Screw the knurled screw 1with clamping pieces 2into the sawframe.
3.Introduce the air nozzle pipe 3into the hole on the opened clamp
pieces, adjust the pipe and slightly tighten the toggle 1.
4.Place the air hose 4onpipe 3and nipple 5.
6.5 Sawblade guard
Caution!
The scope of deliveryofyour scroll sawincludes asaw blade guard.
This is simply mounted in the upper plastic cover of the sawarm.
Fig. 3a shows howtoassemble the sawblade guard. Both pins at the
sawblade guard are clipped into the designated drill holes. Please
note thatthe sawblade guard is an important safety tool and the saw
may not be operated without it! Injuries could be the result.
The following describes activities in which the guard may be disas-
sembled expediently.But it must be clearly noted thatthe sawblade
guard must be mounted again when this work is completed: Opera-
tion without this important safety accessoryisnot permitted!
Further graphics in these instructions sometimes showthe device
without asaw blade guard.This only serves as optical clarification of
the illustrated actions and is in no way intended to convey thatthe
machine may be operated without the sawblade guard!
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