FRANÇAIS
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
ENGLISH
CAUTION:
Excessive cutting will lead to overloading of the motor or difficult opera-
tion. Cutting depth should not exceed 13 mm or 1/2" at one pass. If the desired cut-
ting depth is greater, make several passes with the depth of cut increased each time.
SWITCHING ON AND OFF
1. Grasp the router securely by the handles. When it is pointing in your direction,
the start stop button is located on the on the right handle.
2. Keeping the safety lock pressed, press the start stop button. You do not have
to keep the safety lock pressed as it remains in position automatically until you
release the start stop button again.
3. To stop the machine, simply release the start stop button and the motor will stop.
USING THE ROUTER
1. Place the tool base on the workpiece while keeping the router bit out of contact
with the material.
2. When edge-cutting, be sure the workpiece is on the left of the tool bit when look-
ing in the direction of feed.
3. Switch the tool on and wait until the router bit reaches full speed.
4. If appropriate for the cut (e.g. a plunge cut) lower the tool body and bit into the
material.
5. Let the router bit cut into the material smoothly.
6. Slide the tool forward on the surface of the workpiece while keeping the tool
base flat and moving steadily until the completion of the cut.
NOTE:
If the tool is moved too quickly, the quality of the cut will be low and damage to
the bit and/or the motor may result.
If it is moved too slowly, there would be a poor cutting effect due to heat. Opti-
mum speed depends on the size of the tool bit, type of workpiece and the cut
depth. It is advisable to make an experimental cut on similar waste material
before performing the actual cut.
CAUTION:
Abnormal vibrations may be due to a blunt cutter head.
ADJUSTABLE SPEED
The speed setting is located at the front of the housing. Turn the dial to increase or
decrease the speed. The smaller the cutter heads the higher the speed. The larger
the cutter head, the lower the speed. A cutter head, which runs too fast, causes
scorching of the workpiece and leaves burn marks.
WARNING:
Do not change the speed when the machine is working under load.
CUTTING DIRECTION
To prevent the cutter head from jumping and to obtain a good result, carry out ex-
terior cuts in a counter clockwise direction and interior cuts in a clockwise direction
(27).
ASSEMBLY OF EDGE GUIDE
1. Locate the edge guide and guide rods.
2. Push the guide rods into the casting and secure them with the adjusting screws.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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