MASONRY & HARDSCAPE

iQMS362i RENTAL GUIDE

SETUP. OPERATION. JOBSITE SUPPORT.

The iQMS362i is a 16.5-inch dust control masonry saw built for brick, pavers, stone, and veneer. Four training modules cover the overview, unboxing and assembly, operation and first cut, and blade replacement.

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OVERVIEW

WHAT YOU ARE RENTING.

A quick look at the iQMS362i before you pick it up, plus the specifications to plan your cuts around.

The iQMS362i carries a 16.5-inch Q-Drive blade with a 5.5-inch cutting depth and a 24-inch cutting length, and it runs on a standard 120 V / 20 A circuit. Integrated dust collection and a 40 lb dust capacity keep the work area clean while you cut.

High-flotation tires and a gas-shock assisted stand make it practical to move and set up on site. Review the modules below before pickup, then confirm any rental-specific handling with the rental location.

Blade size: 16.5″ Q-Drive
Cutting depth: 5.5″
Cutting length: 24″
Power: 120 V / 20 A
Dust capacity: 40 lb
Weight: 150 lb

SETUP & OPERATION

TRAINING MODULES.

Work through each module before your rental, then keep this page open as a refresher on the jobsite.

Product overview

What the iQMS362i is built for and how the saw is laid out before you set it up.

16.5-inch Q-Drive blade with a 5.5-inch cutting depth and 24-inch cutting length.
Integrated dust collection designed to capture dust at the cut.
Gas-shock assisted stand and high-flotation tires for jobsite mobility.

Unboxing and assembly

Unboxing, stand and table setup, blade installation, and the checks that come before the first cut.

Inspect all parts as you unbox the saw.
Set up the stand and confirm the saw is stable and level.
Install the blade and confirm it is seated and secured.
Install the dust collection bin and check that the port is clear.

Operation and first cut

Powering up, positioning the material, and making the first dry cut.

Use a properly rated extension cord and inspect the plug before use.
Confirm the blade, guard, and dust bin are in place before starting.
Guide the material against the fence and let the blade do the work.
Check dust collection while cutting and stop if airflow drops.

Blade replacement

Removing and reinstalling the blade safely.

Unplug the saw before any blade work.
Lock the blade and loosen the arbor with the provided wrench.
Fit the replacement blade in the correct rotation direction.
Tighten the arbor, then confirm the guard and cover are secure before restarting.

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