Roberts 10-64 Installation guide

WARNING Read and

understand all instructions. Failure

to follow all instructions listed below

may result in serious bodily injury.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

AVERTISSEMENT Lire et comprendre

toutes les directives. Le non-respect

des directives décrites ci-dessous

peut causer des blessures graves.

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POUR RÉFÉRENCE ULTÉRIEURE.

ADVERTENCIA Lea y comprend

a todas

las instrucciones. Si no se cumplen todas

las instrucciones enumeradas a continuac

ión

se puede producir lesiones físicas graves.

CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES PARA

CONSULTARLAS EN EL FUTURO

13" Pro Flooring Cutter

OWNER’S MANUAL

Cisaille pro pour revêtement

de sol de 330mm

MANUEL D’UTILISATION

Cortador profesional

para pisos de 330mm

MANUAL DE OPERACIÓN

10-64

1. READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE

OPERATING THE 13" PRO FLOORING CUTTER.

2. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operation of the 13" Pro Flooring

Cutter, obtain advice from a qualified instructor or call 866-435-8665

3. Stay alert. Do not operate while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or

medication.

4. Always wear safety approved eye protection with side shields (ANSI Z87.

1)

5. Keep work area and free of debris.

6. Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the 13" Pro Flooring

Cutter and work area.

7. Make sure tool is secure. Operate only on a firm substrate or solid stand.

8. Use the right tool. Do not force the 13" Pro Flooring Cutter or use it for a

job for which it was not designed; use only on approved materials.

9. Keep blade sharp. A dull blade will not perform

properly.

10. Always keep hands away from blade while operating or carrying.

11. Do not alter or misuse this tool. The 13" Pro Flooring Cutter is precision

built; modifications not specified in this manual may result in a dangerous

condition.

12. Maintain the 13" Pro Flooring Cutter with care. Keep blade sharp and clean.

Follow instructions for lubricating and changing accessories.

13. Use only recommended a

ccessories. The use of improper accessories may

cause hazards or injury.

14. Never leave the 13" Pro Flooring Cutter unattended. Secure the handle with

the lock chain when not in use.

15. Warning: The dust generated by cutting certain wood, wood fiber and / or

PVC products can be harmful to your health.

SAFETY RULES FOR THE 13" PRO FLOORING CUTTER

WARNING: FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE RULES MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS

INJURY! USING THIS MACHINE WITH RESPECT AND CAUTION WILL

CONSIDERABLY LESSEN THE POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL INJURY.

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SET UP

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Set Up of the Cutter

Install the table to the cutter base

with provided screws and bolts as

shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers

against the sharp edge of the blade

at any time.

Pull up the lock pin on the aluminum

handle as shown and insert the

handle into the handle base as

shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers

against the sharp edge of the blade at

any time.

CUTTING

Straight Cutting

Insert material between the cutting

blade and the base, flush with the

angle attachment as shown and hold

the material with foot then push

handle down to complete a cut.

Warning: Maintain control of the

handle. Do not allow handle to

slam back after making a cut.

45° Cutting

Swing the angle attachment to 45°.

Insert material between the cutting

blade and the base, against the

angle attachment as shown, then

push the handle down to complete

a cut.

Warning: Maintain control of the

handle. Do not allow handle to

slam back after making a cut.

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Cutting Preparation

Adjust the angle attachment to

desired angle as needed.

The angle attachment can be used on

left side of the table as shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers

against the sharp edge of the blade at

any time.

Warning: Do not put your fingers

against the sharp edge of the blade

at any time.

MAINTENANCE

Changing the Blade

Use Roberts #10-464 13"

Replacement Blade. Use the

provided Allen wrench to remove

the five screws, then hold the blade

at each end and carefully move the

blade out of blade holder.

Note: The flat side of the blade

should face the table.

Warning: Do not put your fingers

against the sharp edge of the

blade at any time.

Carry

Hook the chain to the ring on the

handle and carry the cutter as

shown.

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Parts Q’ty Parts Q’ty

1 Side Frame A 1 29 Hex head Screw M5 × 8 9

2 Customized Bolt M8 2 30 Hex Head Screw M8 × 8 4

3 Spring Washer Φ8 2 31 Hook-2 1

4 Hex Head Bolt M8 × 66 4 32 Carrying Handle 1

5 Nylon Board 2 33 End Table Frame 1

6 Nylon Bar Holder 1 34 Thin Nut M5 3

7 Hex Head Screw M12 × 30 1 35 Blind Rivet Φ5 4

8 Nylon Bar 1 36 Rubber Feet-1 2

9 Hex Head Screw M6 × 12 5 37 Cross Bar 3

10 Hex Head Screw M5 × 16 4 38 Working Table Frame 2

11 Aluminum Eccentric Cam 1 39 Cross Head Screw M5 × 10 2

12 Hex Head Screw M5 × 10 1 40 Plain Washer Φ5 2

13 Side Frame B 1 41 Rubber Feet-2 2

14 Rotating Shaft A 1 42 Guide Rod 2

15 Handle Base 1 43 Spring 2

16 Pull Pin 2 44 Blade Holder 1

17 Handle-1 1 45 Rotating Shaft B 1

18 Handle-2 1 46 Blade 1

19 Right ABS Handle 1 47 Blade Cutting Base 1

20 Thin Nut M4 2 48 Cross Head Screw M6 × 16 2

21 Hook A 1 49 Knurled Pin M5 1

22 Left ABS Handle 1 50 Nylon Lock Nut M5 5

23 Cross Head Screw M4 × 31 2 51 Nut Curve Locating Slot 1

24 Chain 1 52 Nut Base 1

25 Cutting Guide 1 53 Hex Nut M5 2

26 Hex Head Screw M5 × 20 6 54 Allen Wrench M5 1

27 Hex Head Screw M5 × 12 8 55 Allen Wrench M6 1

28 Working Table 1 56 Allen Wrench M8 1

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PART LIST

ROBERTS 10-64

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART

WOOD FLOORING

Janka

Limit on Limit on

Rate

Engineered Engineered

Wood Flooring Wood Flooring

Eastern White Pine 380 Yes Yes

Basswood 410 Yes Yes

White Pine 420 Yes Yes

Hemlock 500 Yes Yes

Chestnut 540 Yes Yes

Larch 590 Yes Yes

Douglas Fir 660 Yes Yes

Southern Yellow Pine

690 Yes Yes

(Loblolly and Shortleaf)

Shedua 710 Yes Yes

Sycamore 770 Yes Yes

Parana 780 Yes Yes

Lacewood / Leopardwood 840 Yes Yes

Southern Yellow P

ine (Longleaf) 870 Yes Yes

Cedar 900 Yes Yes

Paper Birch 910 Yes Yes

Boire 940 Yes Yes

Black Cherry / Imbuia 950 Yes Yes

Sakura 995 Yes Yes

Teak 1000 Yes Yes

Black Walnut 1010 Yes Yes

Boreal 1023 Yes Yes

Makore 1100 Yes Yes

Brazilian Eucalyptus / Rose Gum 1125 Yes Yes

Cocobolo 1136 Yes Yes

Carbonized Bamboo

1180 Yes Yes

(represents one species)

Heart Pine 1225 No Yes

Movingui 1230 No Yes

Yellow Birch 1260 No Yes

Carribean Heart Pine 1280 No Yes

Red Oak (Northern) 12

90 No Yes

American Beech 1300 No Yes

Ash (White) 1320 No No

Ribbon Gum 1349 No No

Tasmanian Oak 1350 No No

White Oak 1360 No No

Australian Cypress 1375 No No

Natural Bamboo

1380 No No

(represents one species)

Coffee Bean 1390 No No

Hard Maple / Sugar Maple 1450 No No

10-64 10-60

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ROBERTS 10-64

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART

Sweet Birch 1470 No No

Curupixa 1490 No No

Sapele / Sapelli 1510 No No

Kambala 1540 No No

Peroba 1557 No No

True Pine / Timborana 1570 No No

Zebrawood 1575 No No

Tualang 1624 No No

Wenge / Red Pine 1630 No No

Highland Beech 1686 No No

Locust 1700 No No

Kempas 1710 No No

Merbau 1712 No No

Blackwood 1720 No No

African Padauk 1725 No No

Rosewood 1780 No No

Bangkirai 1798 No No

Afzelia / Doussie 1810 No No

Hickory / Pecan / Satinwood 1820

No No

Goncalo Alves / Tigerwood 1850 No No

Purpleheart 1860 No No

Jarrah 1910 No No

Amendoim 1912 No No

Merbau 1925 No No

Tallowwood 1933 No No

Cameron 1940 No No

Bubinga 1980 No No

Sydney Blue Gum 2023 No No

Karri 2030 No No

Brushbox 2135 No No

Pradoo 2170 No No

Santos Mahogany /

2200 No No

Bocote / Cabreuva

Mesquite 2345 No No

Brazilian Cherry / Jatoba 2350 No No

Spotted Gum 2473 No No

Red Mahogany / Turpentine 2697 No No

Bloodwood 2900 No No

Angelim Pedra 3040 No No

Braz

ilian Redwood / Paraju 3190 No No

Ebony 3220 No No

Cumaru / Brazilian Teak 3540 No No

Ipe / Brazilian Walnut / Lapacho 3684 No No

Strictly follow this Cutting Capacity Chart. Any attempt

to cut flooring harder than what is listed may cause

personal injury as well as damage to the product.

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ROBERTS 10-64

TABLEAU DE CAPACITÉ DE COUPE

Bouleau Flexible 1470 Non Non

Curupixa 1490 Non Non

Sapelli 1510 Non Non

Kambala 1540 Non Non

Timborana 1570 Non Non

Zingana 1575 Non Non

Tualang 1624 Non Non

Wengé / Pin Rouge 1630 Non Non

Hêtre Highland 1686 Non Non

Robinier 1700 Non Non

Kempas 1710 Non Non

Merbeau 1712 Non Non

Campêche 1720 Non Non

Padouk d’Afrique 1725 Non Non

Bois de Rose 1780 Non Non

Bangkirai 1798 Non Non

Afzelia / Doussie 1810 Non Non

Hickory / Peca

nier /

1820 Non Non

Clavalier à cœur jaune

Gouçalo Alves 1850 Non Non

Bois d’Amarante 1860 Non Non

Bois de Jarrah 1910 Non Non

Amendoin 1912 Non Non

Merbeau 1925 Non Non

Ximénie d’Amérique 1933 Non Non

Cameron 1940 Non Non

Bubinga 1980 Non Non

Gomme Bleu de Sydney 2023 Non Non

Karri 2030 Non Non

Brushbox 2135 Non Non

Pradoo 2170 Non Non

Acajou 2200 Non Non

Prosopis 2345 Non Non

Cerisier / Jatoba 2350 Non Non

Gomme Tacheté 2473 Non Non

Acajou Rouge 2697 Non Non

Blood

Wood 2900 Non Non

Angelim Pedra 3040 Non Non

Séquoia / Paraju 3190 Non Non

Ebony 3220 Non Non

Teck Brésilien / Coumarou 3540 Non Non

Ipé / Noyer Brésilien /

3684 Non Non

Pau d’Arco

Suivez strictement le Tableau de Capacité de Coupe. Toute tentative de

couper des revêtements de sol plus durs que ce qui est énuméré peut

causer des blessures et endommager le matériau.

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Made in China

Fabriqué en Chine

Hecho en China

Roberts Consolidated Industries, Inc.

Boca Raton, FL 33487

www.robertsconsolidated.com E2713_8127

Roberts 10-64 Installation guide

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