General International 40-350, Руководство пользователя

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STACKED CUTTERS
A variety of timesaving and interesting cuts can be
made in a single setup by stacking the cutters (Fig.
39). When stacking cutters extra care should be taken.
Check that cutters have no flaw nicks, or just. Cutters
must cleaned and perfectly balanced before placing in
the stacked poisiton.
SASH AND DOOR SHAPING
Door shaping requires two
operations. (Fig. 39)
demonstrates sash cut for the
first operation. Figures 40 demonstrates when
the stock is flipped over and
the sash cutter with a 1/4"
groove cutter to complete the
cut.
Figure 41 demonstrates the
first shaping cut with the
sash cutter for the matching
door stile sash. Figure 42 demonstrates the
same cut with the stock
flipped over.
cutter
groove
cutter
stock
Figure 44 demonstrates both cuts
needed
tion at top is a
rabbet cut made with a groove
cutter. The second operation is
performed with a stub spindle and
button head screw.
Figure 43 demonstrates the first shaping out, for a
window sash stile using a sash cutter, collar, and a
1/2" groove cutter