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side must point towards the saw blade slot to prevent the
wood from turning over and getting jammed during the
cutting process.
Ripping Cuts with the Rocking Table Circular Saw
Fig. 06
• Put the sawing table into the horizontal position. Make
sure the rocker is engaged. Set the stop clip to the lower
position (arrow).
• Adjust the covering cap to the thickness of the work
piece, and tightly fasten the T-screw.
• Insert the longitudinal limit stop into the clamping
device.
• Use the sliding stock to perform ripping cuts of small
work pieces.
• Adjust the ripping cut cover to the height of the work
piece, and tightly fasten the T-screw.
Note, see Fig. 07
• We recommend to use a saw blade with a diameter of
500 mm for ripping cuts. The maximum cutting height
is 150 mm.
• Please contact your scheppach retailer for the parts
required for the assembly.
Splitting Wedge Adjustment
Fig. 08
• The distance between the saw blade and the splitting
wedge may range from 3 mm to 8 mm. The splitting
wedge tip must be set such that it is located ~2 mm
below the maximum saw tooth height. Check this
setting after each saw blade exchange and readjust, if
required.
• Please pay attention to the splitting wedge thickness,
see number imprinted on the splitting wedge. The
splitting wedge must not be thinner than the saw blade
and not thicker than its cutting joint width.
• The saw blade must be in alignment with the splitting
wedge.
Saw Blade Exchange of the
Rocking Table Circular Saw
Fig. 9.1 and 9.2
• Only perform maintenance, repair and cleaning work as
well as the repair of failures when the drive is turned off
(disconnect the mains plug or turn off the tractor and
remove the ignition key).
• The saw blade can only be exchanged in the firewood
cutting mode.
• Release the socket pin and pull it out laterally. Further
sling out the rocker.
• Loosen the hexagon nut (1) and remove the lateral blade
cover.
• To fix the saw blade, put the clamping pin through the
lower saw blade protection.
• Loosen the saw blade using the provided saw blade
wrench.
• Lift the upper blade cover and exchange the saw blade.
• Reinstall the saw blade protection, the bearing cover,
and the rocker.
Operation of the ke 70m, kez 70, ked 700
• Please observe the safety information before you turn on
the machine.
• All protection and safety devices must be installed.
• Only perform retooling, measuring, and cleaning work
when the motor is turned off. Disconnect the mains
plug, and wait until the rotating tool stands still.
• Check the V-belt tension after the first working hour as
well as before each start of the machine.
Firewood Cuts with the Sliding Table Circular Saw
Fig. 10.1
• The firewood cutting protection cover must be installed
if you want to saw firewood.
• It is not allowed to cut firewood without a feeding
device.
• Once the feeding device has been operated, the sawing
table can be moved.
Fig. 10.2 and 10.3
• To insert the pull-back spring, unlock the sawing table
and push forward completely (arrow). By means of the
pull-back spring the sawing table is pulled back to its
initial position after each cutting operation.
Fig. 10.4
• The sawing table is not locked for the sawing of
firewood.
• The locking bolt is relocated to the front and serves as
limit stop if the table is moved.
Ripping Cuts with the Sliding Table Circular Saw
(Special Accessory)
Fig. 11.1 and 11.2
• Remove the firewood cutting protection covering to
perform ripping cuts.
• Insert the covering cap for ripping cuts into the support
and fasten the T-screw.
• Install the complete ripping cut accessory kit according
to the illustrations in the spare parts list.
• Unhinge the pull-back spring beneath the sawing table.
• Fix the sawing table in the ripping cut position.
• Use the sliding stock to perform ripping cuts of small
work pieces.
• Adjust the ripping cut cover to the height of the work
piece, and tightly fasten the T-screw.
Note, see Fig. 07
• We recommend to use a saw blade with a diameter of
500 mm for ripping cuts. The maximum cutting height
is 150 mm.
• Please contact your scheppach retailer for the parts
required for the assembly.
Splitting Wedge Adjustment
Fig. 08
• The distance between the saw blade and the splitting
wedge may range from 3 mm to 8 mm. The splitting
wedge tip must be set such that it is located ~2 mm
below the maximum saw tooth height. Check this
setting after each saw blade exchange and readjust, if
required.
• Please pay attention to the splitting wedge thickness,
see number imprinted on the splitting wedge. The
splitting wedge must not be thinner than the saw blade
and not thicker than its cutting joint width.
• The saw blade must be in alignment with the splitting
wedge.
Saw Blade Exchange of the
Sliding Table Circular Saw
Fig. 12.1, 12.2, and 12.3
• Only perform maintenance, repair and cleaning work as
well as the repair of failures when the drive is turned off
(disconnect the mains plug or turn off the tractor and
remove the ignition key).
