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Protective hood: Assemble the individual components of the protective hood first. Then slide the protective hood holder with the guide into
the aluminium profile and tighten the two Allen screws using the Allen wrench (Fig. 6).
Switch clamp: Knot one end of the cord in the hole of the switch clamp and the other end with the protective hood holder (Fig. 7).
Push stick: Put the push stick on the holder (Fig. 8).
Angle guide: Mount the angle guide as illustrated (Fig. 9). The aluminium rail may have to be adjusted depending on the height of the workpiece.
Vertical with a minimum workpiece height of 15 mm (Fig. 9.1), horizontal with a maximum workpiece height of 15 mm (Fig. 9.1). The angle guide
directs the workpiece into the guide groove (Fig. 9.3).
Parallel guide: Mount the guide holder as illustrated (Fig. 10.1). Assemble the two screws and square nuts only loosely (10.2). Slide in the aluminium
guide as illustrated and tighten the screws (Fig. 10.3). Then slide the parallel guide into the slot and tighten the knurled screw (Fig. 10.4).
CAUTION: Lock the machine plate: The Allen wrench is used to lock the machine plate and must be inserted in the table in the "lock" position as
illustrated before starting work (Fig. 11).
Spacer rings: The two spacer rings are designed to increase safety during routing. Always select the smallest possible spacer ring for the cutter
being used (Fig. 12).
Clamping claws: Insert the clamping claws in the predrilled holes and use in conjunction with the vice to secure your workpieces.
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FOLDING UP AND UNFOLDING THE TABLE
CAUTION: Before folding up the table, always disconnect the mains plug and appliance inlet from the safety switch!
Folding up: Slacken both knurled screws enough to allow the two locking levers to be retracted and turned (Fig. 14.1). Then fold the table in the
direction of the arrow. For your own safety, always rest your foot against one of the cushion feet as illustrated to ensure that the table cannot
slip (Fig. 14.2). The wheels on the cushion feet are used to transport the table more easily (Fig. 14.3).
Unfolding: Hold the table securely with both hands and rest your foot against one of the cushion feet as illustrated (Fig. 15.1). Now tilt the table
in the direction of the arrows in a single movement until it has unfolded completely (Fig. 15.2). Then push the front edge of the table down
with one hand until the top section engages in position. Insert both locking levers into the holes and tighten both knurled screws (Fig. 15.3).
PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLING MACHINES
CAUTION: The procedure for opening and closing the machine plate before starting work is described here and must be performed every time
a machine is changed!
Opening the machine plate to install a machine: Remove the Allen wrench from the safety lock. Swivel both plastic levers upwards, hold the two
levers and raise the machine plate slightly. Lift the machine plate in the direction of the arrow until it is vertical and slide forwards up to the guide.
Then lay down the machine plate until it is resting safely on the table (Fig. 16).
CAUTION: When working with the machine plate, do not reach under the machine plate with your fingers (danger of injury).
Closing the machine plate after successful machine installation: Raise the machine plate slightly. Then push all the way back to the rear guide and
raise to a vertical position. Hold the machine plate by the two plastic levers and tilt the machine plate in the direction of the arrow until it reaches
engagement position. Engage the machine plate from above and close both plastic levers. Insert the Allen key back into the safety socket to lock
the machine plate (Fig. 17).
ASSEMBLY OF THE HAND-HELD CIRCULAR SAW
Open the machine plate as shown in Fig. 16.
Suitable hand-held circular saws: Please refer to Fig. 18 for the maximum dimensions permitted dimensions of hand-held circular saws.
Always use circular hand saws with a riving knife, max. 200 mm saw blade diameter and max. 70 mm cutting depth.
Assembly and alignment of the hand-held circular saw: Retract the protective pendulum hood on the hand-held circular saw and position the
machine centrally over the saw gap. Release the cutting depth lock on the circular saw and set the machine to the maximum cutting depth (Fig. 18.2).
Tighten the cutting depth lock again. Align the blade on the circular saw centrally and parallel to the saw gap.
CAUTION: Check the distance between the foremost tooth on the saw blade to the front edge of the saw gap. This distance must be less than 20 mm.
Assembly example for machines with smaller base plates.
After aligning the machine, attach the two side stops so that their surfaces are in full contact with the machine’s base plate. Then attach the two
clamping claws (Fig. 18.3). Secure one side of the base plate. Install the angle bracket with two side stops first. Make sure they are in full contact
with the base plate. In the same way, install an angle bracket with two side stops on the opposite side. Attach the two clamping claws (Fig. 18.4).
The two clamping claws must be installed as close to the longer side of the base plate as possible.
Assembly example for machines with larger base plates.
After aligning the machine, attach the two side stops so that their surfaces are in full contact with the machine’s base plate. Then attach the two
clamping claws (Fig. 18.5 c). Install the two side stops as close to the longer side of the base plate as possible (Fig. 18.5 d). Attach the angle bracket
to a side stop using a screw, washer, lock washer and nut (Fig. 18.5 b). Then attach the clamping claws. In the same way, attach an angle bracket to a
side stop on the opposite side using a screw, washer, lock washer and nut (Fig. 18.5 b). Finally, attach the clamping claws (Fig. 18.5 a).
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