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12.3
Setting the Limit Stops
The two limit stops are set by manually moving the fences to the desired length of the mortise.
Figure 19: Limit Stop
•
Open the two clamping levers (
20
). These are located
on the right and left underneath the cross table.
•
Move the two limit stops (
21
) to the desired start and
end point of the desired mortise:
position the centre of the drill to a marking line
or use the optional laser (see
•
Tighten the clamping lever (
20
) on both sides again.
12.4
Adjusting the Drilling Depth Stop
Figure 20: Drilling depth stop with scale
The drilling depth stop is used to precisely set the desired
drilling depth.
•
Open star grip (
18
) underneath the dowel drilling unit.
•
Move the stop down to the desired drilling depth (17)
by hand and using the scale (
17
).
•
Tighten the star grip (
18)
again.
In the case of deep mortises, always gradually increase the drilling depth to connect the inter-
mediate holes together (according to Figure 17). Drilling too deep in one step can destroy the
tool and/or overload the motor.
12.5
Height Adjustment via Handwheel
The height of the drill support is adjusted using the handwheel on the operating side. The setting 0 on the scale
means that the tip of the drill is exactly at the level of the top edge of the table top.
Figure 21: Handwheel with scale
•
Loosen handwheel clamping with star grip (
15
).
•
Adjusting the height via the scale (
S
):
Move upwards
Turn to the right
When adjusting upwards, move beyond the position
and then back (to compensate for spindle play).
Move downwards
Turn to the left
•
Tighten the star grip (
15
) again.
Optionally, the handwheel is also available with a dial gauge for fine adjustment to 0.1 mm (section
When adjusting the height, make sure that it is not set too low, otherwise there is a risk of
collision between the table edge stop and the drilling tool.
20
21
17
18
15
S