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! ensure that collet size (6 mm, 8 mm, 1/4”)

corresponds with shaft size of router bit

- turn tool upside down

- lock shaft by pushing shaft lock A (rotate collet nut B,

if necessary) and hold it while you

FOR MOUNTING:

- loosen collet nut B with wrench C

- insert bit 3/4 in collet

- tighten collet nut ﬁ rmly with wrench C

FOR REMOVING:

- loosen collet nut B with wrench C

- remove bit

- release shaft lock A

! for loosening router bit it may be necessary to tap

collet nut with wrench 5

! never tighten collet nut, if there is no router bit in

collet; collet may be damaged

• Changing collet

! switch off the tool and disconnect the plug

! ensure that collet shaft is perfectly clean

- loosen collet nut B 2 or 3 turns

- tap collet nut B with wrench C

- remove collet nut B and collet (lock shaft)

- turn tool upside down

- insert new collet in collet shaft

- mount collet nut B (lock shaft)

! never tighten collet nut, if there is no router bit in

collet; collet may be damaged

• Adjusting routing depth/depth stop turret 3

! switch off the tool and disconnect the plug

EXAMPLE

Desired routing depths 7 mm (X), 11 mm (Y) and 17 mm (Z)

STEP 1:

- lift lever D

- loosen knob E so that depth gauge F moves freely

- push tool down until router bit is in contact with

workpiece

- push lever D back

- rotate turret G so that depth stop X clicks into place

right under depth gauge F

- note value as indicated on depth scale (e.g. 35 mm)

(for zeroing)

STEP 2:

- deﬁ ne difference among desired routing depths; use

lowest routing depth as reference (∆ X->Y = 4 mm;

∆ X->Z = 10 mm)

- rotate turret G so that depth stop Z clicks into place

right under depth gauge F

- adjust depth stop Z (loosen nut, turn screw so that

depth gauge F reaches value noted minus 10 mm =

25 mm, tighten nut ﬁ rmly)

- rotate turret G so that depth stop Y clicks into place

right under depth gauge F

- adjust depth stop Y (loosen nut, turn screw so that

depth gauge F reaches value noted minus 4 mm =

31 mm, tighten nut ﬁ rmly)

- rotate turret G so that depth stop X clicks into place

right under depth gauge F

STEP 3:

- raise depth gauge F to desired routing depth plus

value noted earlier (7 + 35 = 42 mm)

- tighten knob E

- lift lever D

When repeated successive cuts at different depths are

not required, skip step 2

! always check the adjusted routing depth on a

piece of scrap wood

• Speed control 6

For optimal routing results on different materials

- select routing speed with wheel H (also while tool is

running)

- use table 7 as reference for determining the right

routing speed

- before starting a job, ﬁ nd the optimal speed by

testing out on spare material

! after longer periods of working at low speed,

allow the tool to cool down by running it for

approximately 3 minutes at high speed with no

load

• Mounting adapter plate J (for copying with a template) 8

• Mounting/removing of vacuum cleaner adapter K 9

• Mounting rip fence L 0

- assemble rip fence as illustrated

- insert rip fence rods M through holes in base-plate N

- slide rip fence to desired width and fasten it with

2 knobs P

• Using the rip fence as a circular guide !

! reverse rip fence first

- fasten pin Q with wing nut R as illustrated

- insert rods M into base-plate N

- pierce pin Q into marked centre of circular arc

- fasten rip fence with 2 knobs P

- guide the tool with consistent feed across the

workpiece

• Using the rip fence with curve buffer S @

- mount curve buffer S (with guide roller mounted) as

illustrated

- insert rods M into base-plate N

- slide rip fence to desired width and fasten it with

2 knobs P

- guide the tool along the workpiece edge with light

sideward pressure

• Operating the tool #

- adjust routing depth

! always hold the tool firmly with both hands

! while working, always hold the tool at the grey-

coloured grip area(s) $

- place tool on workpiece

- switch on tool by ﬁ rst pressing knob T (= safety

switch which cannot be locked) and then pulling

trigger U

! before the router bit reaches the workpiece, the

tool should run at full speed

- lift lever D and slowly push tool down until depth

gauge F reaches depth stop X/Y/Z

- push lever D back

- carry out the routing procedure with uniform feed

rate

- use the tool with its base-plate ﬂ at on the workpiece

- as a general rule one should pull the tool, not push it

- after ﬁ nishing the work, lift lever D and guide the tool

back into the upper starting position

- switch off the tool by releasing trigger U

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