Information for mitre tool
Practical advice for handling all Doellken skirtings
General Information
The universal mitre tool is a precision tool
for the expert that should be correctly
maintained, serviced and used. Please
read these operating instructions
before using the mitre tool for the first
time to prevent faulty operation, incorrect
handling or any damage. Please remem-
ber that your safety depends on using the
mitre tool correctly.
Döllken Profiles shall not be liable for
damage, improper usage, maintenance,
storage, adjustment or repair of the mitre
tool. The Döllken mitre tool has been
designed for the processing of original
Döllken skirting. If used with other skir-
ting products (e.g. wood, metal or plastic
skirtings), damage may result.
We assume no liability in such cases!
All of the products are subject to careful
quality control. However, should you have
reasons for any complaints, hand the
mitre tool over to your wholesaler/
Döllken co-worker along with a piece of
stamped skirting (inside corner and
outside corner)
Safety Instructions
The Döllken mitre tool is a precision tool
which means that it may only be opera-
ted by an expert technician.
The Döllken mitre tool was developed for
machining Döllken skirtings. That means
that using it for anything else may cause
damage. Therefore, please make sure
that there are not any foreign bodies or
stamping residues from the mitre tool.
Beyond this, the mitre tool may not be
operated without a chucked skirting to
prevent damage with the cutting edge.
In any event, please do not sharpen a dull
cutting edge on your mitre tool yourself
because it is necessary for the cutting
geometry to be maintained precisely. Ins-
tead, send the entire mitre tool to Döllken
through your dealer to guarantee that the
sharpened or new cutting edge and entire
mitre tool are also adjusted.
Finally, the cutting edge should always
move back into the highest position by
itself after loosening the lever. Otherwise,
the cutting edge should be oiled or the
spring should be replaced.
It is generally advisable to avoid contact
with the cutting edge. Never hold the
device between clamp and pressing tool
as there is a particularly high risk of suf-
fering injury, particularly when clamping
the skirting in place.
The pressing lever springs back by itself
so that you should always keep the swin-
ging zone ofthe lever free.
Please make sure that the mitre tool can-
not get into unauthorised hands because
of the danger of injury and damage,
especially children or untrained
persons.
Instructions for maintenance and
servicing
The universal mitre tool is a precision tool
for the expert that will do good work for
many years to come if it is carefully ser-
viced and maintained and properly used.
The placing surface, bearing stand, tensi-
on jack and carrying piece are responsib-
le for correct alignment, proper hold and
precision stamping. This is the reason
why these parts have to be keptclean.
Furthermore, do not let the cutting edge
for the press run dry to avoid greater
wear and tear. Instead, it should be
reoiled on a regular basis with oil free of
resin.
The precise cutting edge geometry is im-
portant for a clean cut. Therefore, replace
any dull or damaged cutting edges with a
sharpened (or new) cutting edge. Please
do not regrind yourself.
We precisely adjust every specific
chucking device for each mitre tool. The-
refore, please do not adjust your threaded
spindles between the tension jack and
carrying piece because we will not accept
any liability for damaged profiles or com-
ponent parts if the mitre tool is improper-
ly adjusted.
Please protect the mitre tool from any
kind of damage to ensure that the
pressing quality is maintained in the long
run. Whenever it is not used, keep the
chucking device closed.
If the mitre tool is transported or stored
in the horizontal position, the safety bolts
(the black round button) should point
upwards if it is not in a mitre tool trunk.
Please send the entire mitre tool to Döll-
ken through your dealer if the cut is not
clean, does not have a precise angular
cut or has dull cutting edges.
To clean your mitre tool, we recommend
using a slightly oiled cloth (oil free of
resin). Please use rust remover or penet-
rating oil/fine oil for cleansing if there
are impurities from the glued strips on
the TS 60/ TS 100.
If there are impurities with paints, please
work carefully with solvents and make
sure that the lacquered parts are not
etching the mitre tool. Oil it afterwards.
All installation videos can also be
found at:
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