Clarke 6460200, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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4. Slacken the Depth Stop Lock Knob and push
the scale down until the Adjuster Rod touches
the highest step possible on the turret.
5. Line the red line on the scale magnifier with
one of the graduations on the scale...zero if
it is available, then, holding the magnifier steady,
wind the scale up, using the scale adjuster, the
number of graduations, as viewed in the
magnifier, commensurate with the total depth
of cut required - 1 graduation = 1mm
Lock the scale (and hence the adjuster rod)
by tightening the Depth Stop Lock Knob.
Your Plunger is now set.
NOTE:
When making a deep cut, it is advisable to make
more than one pass to achieve the desired depth.
The depth of cut achievable with each pass
depends greatly on the size of cutter and the
material being worked. Excessive depth of cut will
Fig. 8
Scale
Magnifier
Scale
Adjuster
Depth Stop Lock Knob
unduly labour the motor, place excessive strain on the cutter, make the router more difficult
to control and significantly reduce the quality of the cut being made.
The multi depth stop turret can be used to assist in making multiple passes.
Using the turret in this manner removes the necessity for resetting the adjuster rod for
each pass. Each stop on the turret is approx. 3mm.
Using The Multi-Stop Turret
When using the turret stop, the depth of cut should be set using one of the lower steps
on the turret (see above).
With the total depth set, the router is raised fully and the turret turned to a higher step
to restrict the depth of cut, as required, until the final cut is made from the original
turret step.
Take a test plunge (see Operation) and measure the depth. Small adjustments can be
made by adjusting the micro adjuster on the top of the machine.
Fig. 9
Using The Microadjuster
Each graduation on the microadjuster scale = 1mm,
i.e. from 1 to 2 =10mm.
The microadjuster is zeroed by holding the knob whilst
turning the registration collar (see Fig.9) which will
move independently of the knob when held. This
may be very stiff when new.
Ensure there is no load on the microadjuster knob - it
should turn freely in both directions...if not, unscrew
(turn anticlockwise) until it does, then carefully turn it
clockwise until reasonable resistance is felt.
At this point, hold the knob whilst turning the registration collar to register zero then release
the collar so that the knob and collar turn as one.
Advancing the knob further will increase the depth of cut by 1mm per graduation .
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