Instructions i have the poulanpro330 and I do not know how to put the cutter line on.

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Do you have more parts in your hand than 2x screws and 2x blade parts? If no then pop the small cutter blade onto the plastic blade drive with the drive engaged into the diamond shaped hole in the cutter blade. Make sure you put the cutter blade on with the teeth facing forwards and the correct way up. The top side (goes towards clipper) is pretty much flat except where teeth taper. Next lubricate the small cutter where it is going to touch the large comb blade when you fit it. Now put the comb blade on and fit the 2 screws. Line up the blades & tighten the screws.

Try free manuals on line or the manufacturer's site.

I'm going to assume you mean metal, since on wood it is called routing.

The number one problem would be insecurely fixed work pieces. Work out which way the cutting force goes, and try to have that directed to a solid part of the setup, not to a moving jaw or clamp.

Make sure your cutter is sharp. Blunt cutters generate enormous forces which can become dangerous. I have seen cutters shatter in this situation.

Know your cutter type and what it is capable of. Some types cannot do a heavy feed rate. Know your material and what it requires. Stainless steel for instance is treacherous because it hardens in the cut.

Use some kind of cutting fluid even if it makes a mess. Milling is a process which needs it, and you will get a better finish.

Never never put your fingers near the rotating cutter. I saw an apprentice mill his forefinger off once. He was feeling the surface finish behind the cutter.

"A glass cutter is a tool used to make a shallow score in one surface of a piece of glass that is to be broken in two pieces. The scoring makes a split in the surface of the glass which encourages the glass to break along the score." (Wikipedia)

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I am trying to get something from Fiskarcrafts.com on the rotary cutter that you have. I will let you know when and if I get something. Also you might check out their website, sometimes they have online help.

Ok, for the PANDORA BATTERY, you'll be needing
1. A cutter
2. Your PSP SLIM battery (of course)
3. Lead Pencil

the steps:
1. Take out your PSP battery, using the cutter, run the sides of your battery along the lines(where the battery has been joined) starting from the bottom until it opens...just be careful or you might mess the board of your battery.
2. Carefully Prop out the board of the battery


3. then, using the cutter still, carefully cut the golden line (indicated by the small blue circle in the pic)...maybe 15 to20 runs of the cutter will do (that's what i did at least). Just dnt press too hard or you might cut through the whole circuit board ok?

4. Then after cutting the gold line, you're through...just close the battery again and tape it up at the sides (i used packaging tape with mine, heheh...) and you're through with the pandora battery!

*NOTE: you'll know that you're successful making the battery when you put the battery in the PSP and the green LED light automatically turns on but there isn't any display on your PSP's screen. If it doesn't turn on automatically, just try to run a few cuts again on the line on the Batt's circuit board.

Turning the PANDORA Battery into NORMAL Battery:

Now, to turn the battery into normal battery again:
1. Open your modded SLIM battery
2. Using the Lead Pencil (i don't know if it works with other pencils too), remember the line that you've cut on the board of your battery? Run the pencil on the cut to re-connect that gold (or yellow) line.
3. You're done. Close your battery again and secure it (again) with tape...Finis!