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Adjusting the Blade for Shallower Cuts
Model #: TFS6H
The Tomahawk Early Entry Concrete Saws' default blade setting is adjusted to the max blade depth of 1-3/16" (ASTM Standard Specification for Portland Cement). If a shallower cut is desired, follow these steps:
[Diagram: An illustration of the Tomahawk Early Entry Concrete Saw, with an arrow indicating the general location of the depth adjustment assembly.]
Adjustment Procedure
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Loosen the depth adjustment nut (1) above the front right wheel, counter-clockwise with a 13mm wrench.
[Note: No specific image directly illustrates only step 1, but the general mechanism is shown in the diagram and the close-up image for step 2.] -
Turn the depth stop adjustment bolt (2) clockwise with a Size 5 Metric Allen wrench. Each full revolution of the bolt will reduce the cut depth by 1/8".
[Image 1: A close-up view of the concrete saw's adjustment mechanism. An arrow points to the depth stop adjustment bolt (2) that should be turned clockwise.] -
Make sure the rear wheels are flat on the ground by pushing down on the rear of the main frame.
[Image 2: A close-up view of the rear wheels of the Tomahawk concrete saw, showing them positioned flat on the ground.] -
Follow an existing saw joint cut for approximately one foot to confirm that the proper/desired cut is achieved.
