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ADJUSTING THE LIMIT STOPS is a 2 stage process, but in most cases the first stage can be omitted.
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STAGE 1
Cut a Mat as described before, (with all limit stops set at say 3) but you only need to make 2 cuts.
Measure the border width on the back (white) face of the Mat.
If the border width is too wide, by say 1mm (
1
/
16
”) adjust the Matguide cursor (blue) by 1mm (
1
/
16
”) turning the
adjustment screw in the direction.
If the border width is not wide enough, by say 1mm (
1
/
16
”), adjust the Matguide cursor (blue) by 1mm (
1
/
16
”)
turning the adjustment screw in the direction.
Reset the Matguide T-Bar to 3 in the normal way using the wingbolt (A)
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STAGE 2
Make another two cuts in the Mat (taking note of which corner is made between them if you already have other cuts
in the Mat).
Inspect the corner made by the two cuts for over or under cutting on the coloured side of the Mat.
English
KEY:
Matguide Limit Stop
In general when adjusting the blue cursor turn the adjusting screw:-
to increase border width to reduce border width
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Adjusting the Limit Stops
4.5 Operation
4.5
