ROBERTS 10-91 Multi-Floor Cutters Owner’s Manual

ROBERTS 10-91 Multi-Floor Cutters

• WARNING Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all instructions may result in serious bodily injury. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
• 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.

SAFETY RULES FOR THE MULTI-FLOOR CUTTER

1. READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE MULTI-FLOOR CUTTER.
2. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operation of the Multi-Floor 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 the work area and free of debris.
6. Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the Multi-Floor 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 Multi-Floor Cutter or use it for a job for which it was not designed; use only on approved materials.
9. Keep the blade sharp. A dull blade will not perform properly.
10. Always keep your hands away from the blade while operating or carrying.
11. Do not alter or misuse this tool. The Multi-Floor Cutter is precision built; modifications not specified in this manual may result in a dangerous condition.
12. Maintain the Multi-Floor Cutter with care. Keep the 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 Multi-Floor Cutter unattended. Secure the handle with the lock chain when not in use.

WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood- dust.

SET UP

SET UP OF THE CUTTER
Install the table to the cutter base with provided screws and bolts as shown. Pull up the lock pin on the aluminum handle as shown and insert the handle into the handle base as shown.

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

CUTTING

CUTTING PREPARATION
Adjust the angle attachment to the desired angle as needed. The angle attachment can be used on left side of the table as shown.

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

STRAIGHT CUTTING
Insert material between the cutting blade and the base, flush it with the guide bar as shown, and hold the material then push the handle down to complete a cut. Warning: Maintain control of the handle. Do not allow handle to slam back after making a cut.

45° CUTTING
Adjust the angle attachment to 45°. Insert material between the cutting blade and the base, against the angle attachment as shown, then push the handle down to complete a cut. Warning: Maintain control of the handle. Do not allow handle to slam back after making a cut.

MAINTENANCE

CHANGING THE BLADE
Use ROBERTS #10-910 (9″), 10-940 (13”) or 10-990 (18”) Replacement Blade. Use the provided Allen wrench to remove the 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.

CHANGING THE NYLON BAR
Use the provided Allan wrench to remove the screws, then hold the nylon bar and carefully move it out of nylon bar holder.

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

TRANSPORT
Insert the pin as shown to the hole in the aluminum eccentric cam and carry the cutter as shown.

ROBERTS 10-91 EXPLODED PARTS DIAGRAM

ROBERTS 10-91 PARTS LIST

NO.    DESCRIPTION                           QTY.      NO.    DESCRIPTION QTY.

1| Screw M6 × 12| 4| 25| Right ABS Handle| 1
2| Washer Φ6| 4| 26| Bolt M4 × 30| 2
3| Rubber Feet| 4| 27| Left ABS Handle| 1
4| Rod| 2| 28| Guide Bar| 1
5| Hex Bolt M8 × 55| 4| 30| Nut M10| 4
6| Hex Bolt M8 × 50| 4| 31| Sleeve| 6
7| Main Base| 1| 32| Nut M5| 3
8| Screw M4 × 14| 5| 33| Working Table| 1
9| Nylon Bar| 1| 34| Screw M5 ×12| 2
10| Blade| 1| 35| Carry Handle| 1
11| Spring| 1| 36| End Board| 1
12| Screw M5 × 10| 5| 37| Foot| 2
13| Blade Base| 1| 38| Bolt M8 × 30| 4
14| Screw M8 × 14| 2| 39| Frame A| 1
15| Nut M8| 1| 40| Cross Bar| 3
16| Nylon Wheel| 4| 41| Frame B| 1
17| Aluminum Eccentric Cam| 1| 42| Spring Pin| 1
18| Screw M6 × 16| 2| 43| Nut M8| 4
19| Handle Base| 1| 44| Pin Sleeve| 2
20| Bolt M12 × 120| 1| 45| Screw M4 × 10| 4
21| Handle A| 1| 46| Pin| 2
22| Screw M8| 2| 47| Shaft| 2
23| Handle B| 1| 48| Screw M5 x 25| 6
24| Nut M4| 2| | |

ROBERTS 10-94 EXPLODED PARTS DIAGRAM

ROBERTS 10-94 PARTS LIST

NO.    DESCRIPTION                           QTY.      NO.    DESCRIPTION QTY.

1| Screw M6 × 12| 4| 25| Nut M4| 2
2| Washer Φ6| 4| 26| Bolt M4 × 30| 2
3| Rubber Feet| 4| 27| Left ABS Handle| 1
4| Rod| 2| 28| Guide Bar| 1
5| Hex Bolt M8 × 55| 4| 30| Nut M10| 8
6| Hex Bolt M8 × 50| 4| 31| Sleeve| 6
7| Main Base| 1| 32| Nut M5| 3
8| Screw M4 × 14| 5| 33| Working Table| 1
9| Nylon Bar| 1| 34| Screw M5 ×12| 3
10| Blade| 1| 34| Carry Handle| 1
11| Spring| 1| 36| End Board| 1
12| Screw M5 × 10| 5| 37| Foot| 2
13| Blade Base| 1| 38| Bolt M8 × 30| 4
14| Screw M8 × 14| 2| 39| Frame A| 1
15| Shaft| 2| 40| Cross Bar| 3
16| Nut M12| 1| 41| Frame B| 1
17| Nylon Wheel| 4| 42| Sping Pin| 1
18| Aluminum Eccentric Cam| 1| 43| Nut M8| 4
19| Handle Base| 1| 44| Pin Sleeve| 2
20| Bolt M12 × 120| 1| 45| Screw M4 × 10| 4
21| Handle A| 1| 46| Pin| 2
22| Screw M8| 2| 47| Screw M6 × 16| 4
23| Handle B| 1| 48| Screw M5 × 25| 6
24| Right ABS Handle| 1| | |

ROBERTS 10-99 EXPLODED PARTS DIAGRAM

ROBERTS 10-99 PARTS LIST

NO.    DESCRIPTION                           QTY.      NO.    DESCRIPTION QTY.

1| Screw M6 × 12| 4| 25| Right ABS Handle| 1
2| Washer Φ6| 4| 26| Bolt M4 × 30| 2
3| Rubber Feet| 4| 27| Left ABS Handle| 1
4| Rod| 2| 28| Guide Bar| 1
5| Hex Bolt M8 × 55| 4| 29| Screw M5 ×8| 3
6| Hex Bolt M8 × 50| 4| 30| Nut M10| 8
7| Main Base| 1| 31| Sleeve| 8
8| Screw M4 × 14| 7| 32| Nut M5| 3
9| Nylon Bar| 1| 33| Working Table| 1
10| Blade| 1| 34| Screw M5 ×12| 3
11| Spring| 1| 35| Carry Handle| 1
12| Screw M5 × 10| 7| 36| End Board| 1
13| Blade Base| 1| 37| Foot| 2
14| Screw M8 × 14| 2| 38| Bolt M8 × 30| 4
15| Shaft| 2| 39| Frame A| 1
16| Nut M12| 1| 40| Nut M8| 4
17| Nylon Wheel| 4| 41| Cross Bar| 3
18| Aluminum Eccentric Cam| 1| 42| Spring Pin| 1
19| Handle Base| 1| 43| Frame B| 1
20| Bolt M12 × 120| 1| 44| Pin Sleeve| 2
21| Handle A| 1| 45| Screw M4 × 10| 4
22| Screw M8| 2| 46| Pin| 2
23| Handle B| 1| 47| Screw M6 × 16| 4
24| Nut M4| 2| | |

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART

WOOD FLOORING

|

JANKA HARDNESS RATING

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WILL CUT UP TO 5/8 ” ENGINEERED WOOD FLOORING

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Eastern White Pine| 380| Yes
Basswood| 410| Yes
White Pine| 420| Yes
Hemlock| 500| Yes
Chestnut| 540| Yes
Larch| 590| Yes
Douglas Fir| 660| Yes
Southern Yellow Pine (Loblolly and Shortleaf)| 690| Yes
Shedua| 710| Yes
Sycamore| 770| Yes
Parana| 780| Yes
Lacewood / Leopardwood| 840| Yes
Southern Yellow Pine (Longleaf)| 870| Yes
Cedar| 900| Yes
Paper Birch| 910| Yes
Boire| 940| Yes
Black Cherry / Imbuia| 950| Yes
Sakura| 995| Yes
Teak| 1000| Yes
Black Walnut| 1010| Yes
Boreal| 1023| Yes
Makore| 1100| Yes
Brazilian Eucalyptus / Rose Gum| 1125| Yes
Cocobolo| 1136| Yes
Carbonized Bamboo (represents one species)| 1180| Yes
Heart Pine| 1225| No
Movingui| 1230| No
Yellow Birch| 1260| No
Carribean Heart Pine| 1280| No
Red Oak (Northern)| 1290| No
American Beech| 1300| No
Ash (White)| 1320| No
Ribbon Gum| 1349| No
Tasmanian Oak| 1350| No
White Oak| 1360| No
Australian Cypress| 1375| No
Natural Bamboo (represents one species)| 1380| No
Coffee Bean| 1390| No
Hard Maple / Sugar Maple| 1450| No
Sweet Birch| 1470| No
Curupixa| 1490| No

CUTTING CAPACITY CHART (CONTINUED)

WOOD FLOORING

|

JANKA HARDNESS RATING

|

WILL CUT UP TO 5/8 ” ENGINEERED WOOD FLOORING

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Kambala| 1540| No
Peroba| 1557| No
True Pine / Timborana| 1570| No
Zebrawood| 1575| No
Tualang| 1624| No
Wenge / Red Pine| 1630| No
Highland Beech| 1686| No
Locust| 1700| No
Kempas| 1710| No
Merbau| 1712| No
Blackwood| 1720| No
African Padauk| 1725| No
Rosewood| 1780| No
Bangkirai| 1798| No
Afzelia / Doussie| 1810| No
Hickory / Pecan / Satinwood| 1820| No
Goncalo Alves / Tigerwood| 1850| No
Purpleheart| 1860| No
Jarrah| 1910| No
Amendoim| 1912| No
Merbau| 1925| No
Tallowwood| 1933| No
Cameron| 1940| No
Bubinga| 1980| No
Sydney Blue Gum| 2023| No
Karri| 2030| No
Brushbox| 2135| No
Pradoo| 2170| No
Santos Mahogany / Bocote / Cabreuva| 2200| No
Mesquite| 2345| No
Brazilian Cherry / Jatoba| 2350| No
Spotted Gum| 2473| No
Red Mahogany / Turpentine| 2697| No
Bloodwood| 2900| No
Angelim Pedra| 3040| No
Brazilian Redwood / Paraju| 3190| No
Ebony| 3220| No
Cumaru / Brazilian Teak| 3540| No
Ipe / Brazilian Walnut / Lapacho| 3684| No

STRICTLY FOLLOW THIS CUTTING CAPACITY CHART. ANY ATTEMPT TO CUT FLOORING HARDER THAN WHAT IS LISTED MAY CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY AS WELL AS DAMAGE TO THE PRODUCT.

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• Roberts Consolidated Industries, Inc.
• Boca Raton, FL 33487
• Made in China
• Hecho en China • J1623-12107

CUSTOMER SERVICE: 1-866-435-8665

References

• P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood-dust

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