1. Unscrew the locking screw of the adjusting slider (5), set the diameter of your
choice (cm or inches), and then screw the locking screw shut again. You may
bring the ratchet head (1) into whatever position best suits the cutting that you
wish to do.
2. Open the blade guard (3d), remove the protection cap (5a) and begin cutting your
circles.
3. Depending on the material that you wish to cut or on the type of blade you need,
you can make a choice among the various blades.
4. For the cutting of larger circles the extension handle (B) must be used. The
maximum size of the circle that can be drawn using this extension handle is
Ø 50 cm (19.69 inches).
Operating Instructions
Fitting of the
Extension Handle
(B)
Art.No.
Description
Image
Size
770933
V-Shaped Blade
0,3 x Ø 5 x 12 x 20 mm
770934
Blade for “Free-Style” Cut
0,3 x Ø 5 x Ø 18 mm
770935
Blade for “Perforation Cut”
0,3 x Ø 5 x Ø 18 mm
770936
Blade for “Wave Cut”
0,3 x Ø 5 x Ø 18 mm
1. Remove the end cap (6) by pressing down on the locking mechanism on its back
side. Insert the extension handle (B) in a parallel position and press the end cap (6)
down on it again.
2. When connecting the handle with the extension handle, remove the pin with the
connecting bolt (4) and press the rotary compass cutter (A) and the extension han-
dle (B) together in parallel positions; then screw the connecting bolt (4) firmly back
into place.
When connecting the two handles, care must be taken to ensure that the handles
are lying parallel to one another (i.e. that they form no oblique angle when connect-
ed). If this is not ensured, the pushfit connection might suffer damage. The same
care must be taken when unscrewing.
1. Take the required blade out of the blade storage at the back side (2)
2. For safety reasons the storage lid must always be closed afterward
3. Press down on the threaded bolt (3e) and unscrew the locking screw (3a)
4. When inserting, the gap for the pencil-lead in the spring washer (3b) must be
placed precisely onto the threaded bolt (3e). The head of the threaded bolt must,
during this operation, be on the side of the blade guard (3d).
5. When inserting the pencil lead, the blade guard (3d) must, for safety reasons, be
in the closed position. It is not absolutely necessary to remove the blade. You need
only unscrew the locking screw (3a), insert the pencil lead into the gap designed to
receive it (3c) and then screw the locking screw down again.
Changing the Blades
Range of Blades
Rotary Compass Cutter
After using the rotary
compass cutter care
must be taken, for
safety reasons, that
the protection cap (5a)
is put back in place and
the blade guard (3d) is
closed.
