Festool PM561556 사용자 설명서

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TS 55 REQ

If you own multiple saws that share common guide rails, 

you will want all of your saws calibrated to the same blade 

position. This will prevent one saw from cutting more guide 

rail splinter guard than another saw.

  Note: Depending on the cutting position of your 

existing saw(s), it may be necessary to match your 

existing saws to the cutting position of the TS 55 

REQ. To prevent excessive misadjustment of the saw, 

the TS 55 REQ limits the blade position adjustment to 

be within 0.030” of the factory calibration. Older gen-

eration saws were not limited, and could potentially 

be misadjusted beyond specification. If your existing 

saws are adjusted beyond specification, they should 

be adjusted to match the TS 55 REQ.

1.  Place a workpiece on a stable surface, and overhanging 

the edge so the saw blade can be set to maximum depth.

 

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For best results, the workpiece should be a near-homog-

enous material, such as a tight grained wood or Medium 

Density Fiberboard (MDF).

 

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The workpiece can be any length, as long as it is at least 

slightly longer than the saw.

 

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The thickness of the workpiece is not critical, but you 

may have best results if it is between ¾” and 1¼”

2.  Securely clamp a guide rail to the workpiece, so that the 

guide rail will remain stationary as you switch between 2 

or more saws.

 

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Clamping the guide rail is important. If the guide rail 

moves during this procedure, you will have to start over.

3.  Set the blade depth for all saws to their maximum depth.
4.  Using the primary saw that you want your other saw(s) 

to match, cut the workpiece using a full-depth plunge.

  Note: Before adjusting a saw, you should first verify 

whether it needs adjustment. Check the saw’s posi-

tion using the procedure below, except do not loosen 

the adjustment screws.

5.  Unplug all saws for safety.
6.  Slightly loosen the 4 bevel block mounting screws from 

the underside of the saw. (These are located on the top 

side of TS 55 EQ and TS 75 EQ saws.)

Mounting 

Screws

7.   Note: The TS 55 REQ FastFix has a second stop position 

which is near full depth. To activate it, plunge the blade 

to full depth, then open the FastFix lever, and release the 

plunge until it clicks in place.

8.  Without moving the guide rail, place the saw to be 

adjusted on the guide rail, and press against a forward 

tooth until it is touching the workpiece edge.

9.  Insert a 0.15mm (0.006”) feeler gauge between a rear 

tooth and the workpiece, and press the tooth against the 

gauge/workpiece. If a feeler gauge is not available, a 

piece of paper folded in half will equal 0.004” to 0.006”.

Feeler 

Gauge

Touching 

Workpiece

10. For the TS 55 EQ or TS 75 EQ saws, carefully tighten all 

4 bevel block mounting screws; taking care to not move 

the blade position in the process.

11. For the TS 55 REQ:

a.  Carefully tighten the 2 forward bevel block mounting 

screws. These are double-ended screws that are also 

accessible from above the saw using a 2mm hex key. 

Note that they turn counterclockwise to tighten from 

above.

b.  To tighten the rear bevel block mounting screws, care-

fully slide the saw to the rear of the guide rail until the 

screws are accessible from below.

Top Side of 

Mounting Screws

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