Roberts 10-60 Owner's Manual

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all instructions. Failure to follow all
instructions listed below may result
in serious bodily injury.
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CONSULTARLAS EN EL FUTURO

9" Flooring Cutter

OWNER’S MANUAL

Cisaille pour revêtement
de sol de 220mm

MANUEL D’UTILISATION

Cortador para pisos de 220mm

MANUAL DE OPERACIÓN

10-60

1. READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE
OPERATING THE 9" FLOORING CUTTER.

2. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operation of the 9" 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 wo

rk area and free of debris.

6. Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the 9" 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 9" 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 ke

ep hands away from blade while operating or carrying.

11. Do not alter or misuse this tool. The 9" Flooring Cutter is precision built;
modifications not specified in this manual may result in a dangerous
condition.

12. Maintain the 9" Flooring Cutter with care. Keep blade sharp and clean.
Follow instructions for lubricating and changing accessories.

13. Use only recommended accessories. The use of improper

accessories may

cause hazards or injury.

14. Never leave the 9" 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 9" 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

1. Installation of the Cutter

Install the cross bar to the cutter
base with provided bolt as
shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the
blade at any time.

2. Installation of the Cutter

Insert the handle to the base and
install the rear base to the front
base with provided screws as
shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the
blade at any time.

3. Working Table

Install the working table as
shown.

Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the
blade at any time.

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CUTTING

Cutting Preparation

Place the angle attachment into the
cutter head and push it as much as
you can to the bottom. Change the
cutting angle from 90° to 45° as
needed.

Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the
blade at any time.

Straight Cut (90° angle)

Insert material between the cutting
blade and the base as shown and
hold the material with the flooring
holding bar , 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.

Angle Cut (45° angle)

Install the 0-45° Attachment as
shown. Position the cutting angle to
the 45° angle.

Warning: Maintain control of the
handle. Do not allow handle to
slam back after making a cut.

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MAINTENANCE

Changing the Blade

Use Roberts #10-460 9" 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.

Warning: Do not put your fingers
against the sharp edge of the
blade at any time.

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PART LIST

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1 Rubber Pad 1 21 Rear Base 1
2 Plain Washer Φ8 1 22 Chain 1
3 Hex Head Screw M8 × 52 1 23 Hex Head Screw M8 × 12 1
4 Cross Bar 1 24 Nylon Washer-2 2
5 End Cap 3 25 Blade Holder 1
6 Knurled Screw M5 2 26 Customized Screw M6 1
7 Cross Head Screw M5 × 10 2 27 Blade 1
8 Nylon Lock Nut M8 1 28 Cross Head Screw M5 × 10 5
9 Spring 1 29 Nylon Bar 1
10 Nylon Washer-1 4 30 Customized Screw M10 1
11 Hex Head Screw M5 × 10 5 31 Round Tube Stopper 1
12 Eccentric Handle 1 32 Hex Head Screw M5 × 6 1
13 Cross Head Screw M6 × 10 4 33 Flooring Holding Bar 1
14 Square Tube Handle 1 34 Supporting Stand 1
15 Handle Connector 1 35 Working Table 1
16 Round Handle 1 36 Cutter Base 1
17 Thin Nut M4 2 37 Customized Solenoid M6 1
18 Right ABS Handle 1 38 Angle Attachment 1
19 Cross Head Screw M4 × 31 2 39 Allen Wrench M8 1
20 Left ABS Handle 1 40 Allen Wrench M5 1

PART LIST

Parts Q’ty Parts Q’ty

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ROBERTS 10-60

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART

Eastern White Pine 380

Basswood 410

White Pine 420

Hemlock 500
Chestnut 540

Larch 590

Douglas Fir 660

Southern Yellow Pine

690

(Loblolly and Shortleaf)

Shedua 710

Sycamore 770

Parana 780

Lacewood / Leopardwood 840

Southern Yellow Pine (Longleaf) 870

Cedar 900

Paper Birch 910

Boire 940

Black Cherry / Imbuia 950

Sakura 995

Teak 1000

Black Walnut 1010

Boreal 1023

Makore 1100

Brazilian Eucalyptus / Rose Gum 1125

Cocobolo 1136

Carbonized Bamboo

1180

(r

epresents one species)

Heart Pine 1225

Movingui 1230

Yellow Birch 1260

Carribean Heart Pine 1280

Red Oak (Northern) 1290

American Beech 1300

Ash (White) 1320
Ribbon Gum 1349

Tasmanian Oak 1350

White Oak 1360

Australian Cypress 1375

Natural Bamboo

1380

(represents one species)

Coffee Bean 1390

Hard Maple / Sugar Maple 1450

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Yes
Yes

Yes

No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No

No
No

No

Limit on Engineered Wood Flooring

Janka Rate

WOOD FLOORING

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ROBERTS 10-60

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART

Sweet Birch

Curupixa

Sapele / Sapelli

Kambala

Peroba

True Pine / Timborana

Zebrawood

Tualang

Wenge / Red Pine

Highland Beech

Locust
Kempas
Merbau

Blackwood

African Padauk

Rosewood

Bangkirai

Afzelia / Doussie

Hickory / Pecan / Satinwood

Goncalo Alves / Tigerwood

Purpleheart

Jarrah

Amendoim

Merbau

Tallowwood

Cameron

Bubinga

Sydney Blue Gum

Karri

Brushbox

Pradoo

Santos Mahogany /

Bocote / Cabreuv

a

Mesquite

Brazilian Cherry / Jatoba

Spotted Gum

Red Mahogany / Turpentine

Bloodwood

Angelim Pedra

Brazilian Redwood / Paraju

Ebony

Cumaru / Brazilian Teak

Ipe / Brazilian Walnut / Lapacho

1470
1490
1510
1540
1557
1570
1575
1624
1630
1686
1700
1710
1712
1720
1725
1780
1798
1810
1820
1850
1860
1910
1912
1925
1933
1940
1980
2023
2030
2135
2170

2200
2345

2350
2473
2697
2900
3040
3190
3220
3540
3684

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No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
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No
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No
No
No
No
No
N

o
No
No
No

No
No

No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No

Limit on Engineered Wood Flooring

Janka Rate

WOOD FLOORING

Strictly follow this Cutting Capacity Chart. Any attemptto cut flooring harder

than what is listed may causepersonal injury as well as damage to the product.