Silverline Adjustable Bevel - 190mm - CB71


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This guide is for anyone looking to understand and effectively use the Silverline Adjustable Bevel (190mm, CB71). This tool is ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. The adjustable bevel offers precision angle marking and cutting, a key benefit for various woodworking and construction tasks. Note that the blade requires occasional sharpening for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | CB71 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Silverline |
The Silverline Adjustable Bevel is designed for wood, plastic, and similar materials. Avoid using it on metal or other hard materials.
Use a sharpening stone or honing tool to sharpen the blade. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the sharpening tool.
Loosen the adjusting wing nut, set the blade to the desired angle, and tighten the wing nut to secure it.
The Silverline Adjustable Bevel comes with a LIFETIME warranty for all hand tools.
Store the bevel in a dry place to prevent rust and damage to the wood. Consider using a tool bag or rack.
The brass end cap enhances durability and provides a secure blade setting, adding to the tool's longevity and precision.
The Silverline Adjustable Bevel is 190mm in length.
No, it is not recommended for heavy-duty cutting tasks. It is best suited for precision work.
Tighten the adjusting wing nut firmly. If the problem persists, check the blade and end cap for wear or damage. You may need to replace the blade.
Sharpen the blade. A dull blade will tear the material rather than cutting cleanly. Use a sharpening stone or honing tool to restore the edge.
Ensure the wing nut is sufficiently loosened. Check for any obstructions or debris preventing smooth adjustment. If the wing nut is damaged, consider replacing it.