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support surface lateral square instead of the wheel feeler.
This will prevent irregularities in the board extending to
the trimming.
Trim the surface coating of the pannel.
Straight edge trimming (Fig. 11-b2): Place the motor at 91.5º
(Fig. 8), following the instructions in section 6.1.
Locate the cutting edge on the edge to be trimmed (Fig.
9). To do so, move the wheel on the copying device M (Fig.
8) to the edge of a section and then locate the cutter by
moving the motor in the opposite direction to the wheel,
using wheel Y and fine adjustment A (Fig. 8).
Trim the rest of the edge.
8.3 TRIMMING EDGES WITH A SHAPED BIT
Edges can also be trimmed at an angle (Fig. 12) or chamfered
(Fig. 11-c-d), from the vertical or horizontal motor position,
if you have the corresponding profile bit.
8.4 CHAMFERING WITH A STRAIGHT CUTTER
Tilt the motor to 45° or the required angle between 0 and
91.5°, set the copying shaft or lateral square, the depth and
then begin to cut (Fig. 11-f1).
8.5 SLOTTING
Place the lateral square W (Fig. 5) at the required distance;
set the slot depth by turning wheel Y and fine adjustment
A (Fig. 5) then begin to cut (Fig. 11-g1-h-i-g2).
8.6 CUTTING COPIES WITH
ANY TEMPLATE (Fig. 11-j)
Copies may be cut from a template by mounting a copier or
template guide L (Fig. 4) suitable for the cutter to be used.
This is held on the base of the head by screws K (Fig. 4).
Please see the available template guide in section 11
Optional Accessories.
The head must also be place in the appropriate position
for copying with a template. To do so, loosen screw E (Fig.
4), move the machine’s motor until stop X (Fig. 3), using
adjustment screw B (Fig. 3) and tighten knob E (Fig. 4).
8.7 CUTTING OR TRIMMING CIRCLES
Attach the centring shaft on the lateral square as described
in section 5.4.
Attach the square upside down on the base using shaft B3 as
the centre of the circumference B3 (Fig. 15). Set the size of
the required radius and fix it using screws H (Fig. 15).
8.8 TRIMMING THE ENDS OF A BOARD
The edges at the end of a piece can be trimmed by supporting
the base of the machine against the edge of this piece. To
do this first attach the support cover L1 supplied with the
equipment to the base of the machine and fix it in place
with the K screws (Fig. 19).
9. CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL ASPIRATION
To connect the machine to AS182K, AS282K aspirators or any
other external aspiration, the aspiration connector 6446073
(optional accessory) must be attached. Connect the rubber
nozzle to the machine’s socket B1 (Fig. 10)
10. BRUSH AND COLLECTOR MAINTENANCE
Unplug the machine from the electrical outlet
before carrying out any maintenance.
Remove screws R (Fig. 16) holding the side covers T and
separate them.
Remove the brush-holder S (Fig. 17) with small screwdriver
V, using one of the brush-holder side tabs to lever it out.
Push back the end of spring Q. Keep it in this position to
extract the brush and replace it with a new genuine VIRUTEX
brush. Reinsert the brush-holder, ensuring that it is firmly
positioned in the casing and that each of the brushes exerts
a small amount of pressure on the collector.
Reattach the covers "T" with the corresponding screws,
making sure that no wires get caught in the process.
It is advisable to allow the machine to run for 15 minutes
in order to ensure that the brushes have properly settled
into place.
If the collector burns or juts out, it should be serviced by a
Virutex service technician.
Keep the cable and plug in good working condition.
11. ACCESSORIES AND TOOLS
Guides to copy with a template (see Fig. 18)
Reference
For cutter size
Ø A
Ø B
2950104
6 mm
8 mm
10mm
2950105
8 or 7.6
10
12
2950106
10 mm
12
14
2950107
12 mm
14
16
2950081
14 mm
16
18
2950108
16 mm
18
20
1222084 Chuck collet Ø 6 mm.
1222024 Chuck collet Ø 8 mm, supplied.
1222085 Chuck collet Ø 1/4"
1140087 90° trimming bit, supplied.
1140016 Straight bit D.18 mm, supplied.
Bits for several jobs: See page 29
6446073 Dust collector connection
Always use bits with the appropriate shank
diameter for the chuck collet and tool speed
to be used.
12. NOISE AND VIBRATION LEVEL
The noise and vibration levels of this device have been mea-
sured in accordance with European standard EN 60745-2-17
and EN 60745-1 and serve as a basis for comparison with
other machines with similar applications.
The indicated vibration level has been determined for the