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Discuss D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions... in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; Hi fellow D24000 owners Obviously the instruction manual is entirely pictorial (which sometimes can be read differently from one user to the next!) so just a couple of queries that ...
          
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    Default D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    Hi fellow D24000 owners

    Obviously the instruction manual is entirely pictorial (which sometimes can be read differently from one user to the next!) so just a couple of queries that I could do with getting right:

    1. I understand the sections H1, H2, I1 and I2 - which basically demonstrate how to set the blade square - but am not too sure of sections J through to O The way I read it is that you run your blade through part 58 which then indicates your cutting line? But not quite sure what the adjustments to the rails and parts 59 and 60 are shown for... Is it to set the gauging ruler accurately?

    2. In Diagram O, it shows the clip which is fitted to the water pipe just before the pump. Whats that clip for? it looks to me like it is to simply cut off the water supply to the pump - but why would you need to do that?

    I'm pretty confident that these will seem like ridiculous questions to you guys that have had these machines for ages, but I just want to get it right first time

    Also, the rubber to one of the sections on my cutting bed looks a bit dodgy and not as smooth and hard wearing as the others sections of the bed Does anyone else have this with theirs? Not sure if these photos shows it up very well...



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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    No problems with the rubber at all ???
    Running the wheel through the "puck" does give you an indication to your cutting line.
    The clip is to control the flow of water, I would prefer a tap myself and keep meaning to change it.
    Not sure what you mean about the rest of your questions as I dont have the hand book to hand at the moment.
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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    is the rubber part 58 you refer to to make a kerf referance ? this is just to allow for blade buzz giving a wider cut than its nominal width

    as siramic not got my handbook to hand

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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    is the rubber part 58 you refer to to make a kerf referance ? this is just to allow for blade buzz giving a wider cut than its nominal width
    I think it is Spanish mate

    Once you've set your blade perfectly square and made any adjustments that may be necessary, you run your saw though this 'puck' to give you a cutting reference at the base of the cutting bed
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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    The saw should cut perfectly square straight from the box..

    Mine does..

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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    The saw should cut perfectly square straight from the box..
    It does I checked to make sure, but it does
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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    OK..leave it alone.. do you always play with your tool..

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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    Can't help myself
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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    Quote Originally Posted by merlecollins View Post
    Can't help myself

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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    Shiraz kicking in Dave???
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    Default Re: D24000 Set Up - just a couple of questions...

    Not yet.. only had a couple.

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    Denial is the first sign mate
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