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WARNING! Before using this electrical tool
carefully read and observe the safety stan-
dards and operational instructions provided
hereafter. Make sure that you know how to
stop the tool in the case of emergency before
starting the job. Incorrect use of this machine
may cause serious injury.
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ATTENTION! Carefully keep this instruction
handbook in a safe and handy place so that
you can consult it when needed.
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ATTENTION! This milling machine is
suitable making holes, edges and tenoning
working with wood. Any use that differs from
that indicated in this manual could damage the
tool and be hazardous for the user.
SYMBOLS
Carefully observe the symbols in fig.B and
memorise their respective meanings. Correct
interpretation of the symbols allows a safer use
of the machine.
1 Technical data
2 Double electric insulation
3 Lot number
4 CE mark conformity
V Volt
Hz Hertz
~
alternating current
W Watt
kg kilograms
mm millimetres
s seconds
n
0
no-load speed
min
-1
strokes per minute
dB decibel
DESCRIPTION (FIG. A)
1 Motor casing.
2 Handgrips.
3 Chuck speed adjustment
4 Switch
5 Movement lock lever for motor body and
cutter
6 Depth stop tightening wheel
7 Depth rod adjusting wheel
8 Bracket for parallel milling
9 Milling depth graduated rod.
10 Base
11 Suction adaptor
12 Led power supply presence
13 Plug for circular milling
14 Copier device
15 Plier chuck
16 Miller tools (where fitted)
17 Safety button
18 Service key(s)
19 Depth adjustment tower
20 Rotation lock button
21 Ventilation gaps
22 Plug and power cord
STARTING UP
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WARNING! Remove the plug from the
mains supply socket when fitting or replacing
components.
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Before starting up the machine check the
completeness of the machine and that all parts
have been supplied.
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Always wear protective gloves to perform
the following operations.
FITTING / REMOVING THE MILLING CUTTER
Use one finger to hold the shaft locking button
down and loosen the nut (Fig. C) using the
spanner supplied.
Fit a 6 or 8 mm chuck and insert the milling
cutter, then tighten the nut well.
STARTING
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WARNING! When the milling machine
is switched off, it continues to turn for some
seconds. Do not put it down or touch moving
parts until it has stopped altogether.
To start:
To start the machine first press the safety button
and then the switch
Adjusting the cutting speed:
Turn the wheel (Fig. A Pos. 3), following the
indications shown alongside it.
Set the ideal speed for the work to be done. First
carry out a few tests depending on the material
to be worked and the type of milling cutter used.
Remember that working at the correct advance-
ment and cutting speed will produce better work
and the machine will last longer.
