stayer TD355B, Operating Instructions Manual

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WARNING: After installing a new disc switch on the tool 

and let it run without load for several minutes.

Stay away from the disc. If the disc has an undetected issue 

it can be noticed with this procedure.

Using the cutting guide and clamp

Warning:

 Always use the clamp with no exceptions. If the 

workpiece can’t be secured with the clamp do not use it. 

Cutting withous safety may cause recoil and accidents. 

Always secure the piece in the most stable ans safe 

manner.  Make  sure  the  workpiece  is  firmly  fixed  to  the 

saw. the 45º cutting guide spins freely to reach the cutting 

angle.

Adjust the cutting angle

Note

: the rear clamp can be spinned up to 45º

The rear clamp can be adjusted to 0º (90º towards the 

disc) So the disc can cut the material directly placed on 

the clamp.

For angle cuts, the rear clamp can be adjusted up to 45º, 

With an angle meter for maximum precission.

To adjust the rear clamp angle:

• Loosen the screw M10 and the lever screw. (Fig. 8)

• Spin the clamp to the desired angle.

• Tighten both screws again with the provided hex key.

Note: The lever screw has a coil that alows to reposition 

the clamp. Repositioning the lever might be needed to 

completely tighten when the rear angle clamp is being 

adjusted. To reposition the handle on the screw, pull the 

lever upwards and spin it to the desired position (allowing 

to tighten the screw) release the lever and tighten the 

screw. The fron clamp will automatically compensate any 

angle from the rear clamp or the irregulartities from the 

workpiece.

Using the clamp

The screw has a simple release system.

- Place the workpiece against the guide in the most safe 

manner as possible.

- Lift the split nut. (Fig. 9a)

- Slide the fron clamp to the desired position.

- Place back the split nut. (Fig 9 b)

Warning:

 You must place back the split nut in its original 

position and properly adjust it to the clamp. Pulling a little 

bit the clamp handle just before the sclamp touches the 

workpiece will improve the split nut fixing. Using the tool 

without the split nut installed is dangerous and should be 

avoided.

- Tighten the clamp to secure the workpiece.

- Check the workpiece is properly fixed before working.

Cutting head course

The cutting depth is set from factory and may not need 

further adjustments. If the tool is disassembled or for any 

other reason the cutting depth needs to be adjusted to 

avoid the disc touching the base.

Lower the head and check if the disc has any contact with 

the base.

- Release the nut on the cutting limit. (Fig. 7a)

- Spin the screw outwards (Fig. 7b) (counterclockwise) to 

reduce the cutting depth.

-  Spin  the  screw  inwards  (clockwise)  to  increase  the 

cutting depth.

- Tighten the nut back when you achieve the desired 

cutting depth.

Switch ON /OFF

Make sure the power source matches the tool requirements 

and that the trigger is “SWITCHED OFF” before plugging 

it to the power source. 

This tool includes a safety trigger to switch it on:

- Press the safety lock button with a finger while holding 

the handle.

- Press the main trigger at the same time to switch on the 

tool.

WARNING: Never switch on the tool while the disc is 

in contact with any surface or material

Debris removal

This tool has a metal debris deposit. 
Once the deposit is full the debris must be removed. To do 

this unplug the tool from the power source.. 
To check the debris deposit:

- Spin the lock lever horizontally to access the deposit.

- Empty the deposit in a suitable recycling point.

- It is advisable to use a breathing mask to empty the 

deposit.

- Place back the deposit and spin the lever vertically to fix 

it to the tool.

Freshly cut debris might be sharp and very hot. Be careful 

when removing them, avoid touching them with your 

hands or body. Do not dispose of debris on any bin or 

container as they may cause a fire.

Safety transport chain use

To increase the safety whil transporting the tool the safety 

chain must be used.Simply lower the head and place the 

chain so the head stays down.

Lower saw guards

This guardar are really important for your safety. 
Each time you use the saw make sure they can rotate 

freely and that they quickly return to their original position. 

Before using the tool clean any dust and debry that migh 

be around the carter. DO NOT LUBRICATE THIS ZONE, 

FIRE WARNING.

The carter has a lubrified dry coating 

. NEVER block 

the carter on an open position. NEVER use the saw if you 

are not working. 
If the saw is slow take it to the closest customer service 

available.