DeWalt DE2000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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E N G L I S H
Mounting and adjusting the saw blade guard (fig. F)
Assembling the saw blade guard
• Mount the guard (25) to the bracket (45) using the wing nut (46).
The saw blade, the riving knife and the saw blade guard (25) must be in line.
• To adjust the guard, release the star knob (47).
Bevelling the saw blade guard
• To move the saw blade guard, loosen star knob (26A), and slide the
bracket (26) to the appropriate position.
Height adjustment
The height of the saw blade guard must be adjusted to the cutting depth.
• Loosen the wing nut (46), adjust the saw blade guard (25) using one of
the holes in the saw blade guard and tighten the wing nut (46).
• Check that the tip of the saw blade guard rests on the saw
table.
• Check that the guard can move up and down freely.
Reversible parallel rip fence profile (fig. E)
The profile (49) in the parallel rip fence (20) can be used in two positions.
To turn the face into the appropriate position, proceed as follows:
• Loosen the star knobs (7).
• Pull out the profile (49) and install it as required. The backing plates (50)
of the star knobs (7) engage in the slide rail (51).
• Tighten the star knobs (7).
DE2000
Mounting a D
E
WALT router (construction year from 1990) (fig. G)
The fixing screws (28) are equipped with a locking lip.
Do not slacken the fixing screws more than two turns.
• Slacken the four fixing screws in the router mounting plate (27) and
remove the mounting plate.
• Place the router mounting plate (27) upside down on the table top.
• Place the router on the mounting plate (27) aligning the screw holes in
the router base with the holes in the mounting plate.
• Tighten the screws (53) securely.
For Elu MOF96, DeWALT DW613: use two of the longer screws;
for Elu OF97 use the two short screws;
for Elu MOF131, Elu MOF177: 3 screws.
• Lock the router in on position.
• Turn the router mounting plate over leading the cord into the table.
Make sure the mounting plate is flush with the table top and tighten the
four fixing screws (28).
Depth of cut adjustment
• Install an appropriate cutter.
• Depress the router to the required depth of cut.
For depth of cut adjustment, refer to the instruction manual of
your router.
• Always secure your router using the fine adjustment device. It is not
sufficient to use the carriage lock.
• Not all routers are equipped with a fine adjustment device.
Consult your dealer for further information.
Mounting the router and centring the cutter with DE2010 (fig. G & H)
When using the DE2000 in combination with a D
E
WALT router
(construction year from 1990), it is not necessary to centre the cutter,
as the fixing screws are used. When using routers of a different brand,
the optional mounting kit DE2010 is required. The following routers can
be used with the mounting device DE2010: D
E
WALT routers (construction
year before 1990)
BOSCH GOF900ACE FESTO OF900 HITACHI M8V
GOF1300ACE OF900E M12V
GOF1700ACE OF2000 MAKITA 3612B
OF2000E
METABO OF1028
OFE1229 Signal
OFE1812
• Place the router mounting plate (27) upside down on a table top.
• Place the router on the mounting plate with the spindle in the centre of
the cutter hole (52).
• Install the mounting kit DE2010 as shown in figure H.
To eliminate horizontal movements
• Clamp the router base using the mounting profiles (54) and centring
blocks (55) and tighten the nuts (56).
To eliminate vertical movement
The clamps (57) accurately secure your router in place. The correct
adjustment of the clamps is a matter of experience. Proceed as follows:
• To adjust the clamp height, use bolt (58).
• Lock the clamps using the nuts (59).
• Keep the rear end of the clamps within the dotted line as shown.
• Turn the router mounting plate (27) over leading the cord into the table
and tighten the four fixing screws (28).
Adjusting the router/cutter
When using the same router all the time in the combi-table, this adjustment
needs to be done only once.
• Mount an appropriate cutter and plunge the router to its maximum
cutting depth.
• Measure the distance between the shank/cutting edge and the edge of
the cutter hole (52) at various positions.
• The distance should be the same at all positions. If not, adjust as follows:
• Slightly slacken the nuts of the spring loaded clamps (57) and the
nuts of the profiles (54) and centring blocks (55).
• Adjust the router.
• Check again.
• Tighten all nuts securely.
Adjusting the router fence (fig. I)
The router fence (29) is equipped with two faces (40).
• Loosen the star knobs (7) on the router fence (29).
• Slide the two faces as close to the cutter as possible.
• Tighten the star knobs (7).
Each time you move the faces on the parallel fence, make sure
that the cutter guard is correctly positioned over the cutter.
Adjusting the cutter guard (fig. A3)
The cutter guard (30) hinges in the bracket (31) which in turn slides in the
face (40).
• Slide the cutter guard to the required position. Make sure it cannot be
caught by the cutter.