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6. CLAMP DRILL JIG TO RAIL
6.1 REMINDER! Ensure you have applied
cutting lubricant to the cutter.
6.2 Align the Drill Jig’s clamp body to the
tape position and wrap the clamping chain
around the rail. Engage the chain with the
Drill Jig’s chain hook.
TIP! Once the correct clamp position/tensioning
has been achieved, mark the chain with
permanent marker as a reminder of where
to engage the chain.
Fig. 6.2 - 6.5 Align clamp body with the tape and engage the chain hook
and clamping chain. Ensure the level bubble remains centered.
Above: The clamping chain is secure, in a central position, and
is not touching the engaged vice grip or the central section of
the cutter assembly.
Adjust tension to ensure the clamp body is secure on the rail.
TIP! The Drill Jig can be rotated/reversed 180º to
enable a second clamping orienetation. Choose
the appropiate orientation to prevent interferance
with vertical rail poles. Note, if reversing the Drill
Jig in position, the angles setter must be adjusted
to opposite axis/negative position (see step 4).
6.3 Adjust the clamp tension as needed
using the handle’s tension thumb screw.
6.4 Adjust the rotation of the clamp body
until the angles setter’s level indicator
is centered.
6.5 Squeeze the vice grip handles together
to lock the Drill Jig in position. Check that
the clamp body is firmly secure on the rail
with no lateral movemet, and confirm that
the alignment and level is still correct.
NOTE! If rail is painted-protect the
paintwork from the clamp body/chain
with a suitable tape or cloth.
TIP! Open the vice grip handles fully to
enable easier engagement of the chain
and chain hook.
NOTE! Ensure the clamping chain is in a
central position and that it is not touching
the cutter assembly or the vice grip once
the grip is engaged. If it is touching, tension
may be too loose. Adjust the tension
(see step 6.3).
adjust tension as
needed
adjust tension as
needed
adjust tension as
needed