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faster speed than the assigned speed may be partially
thrown out, causing injury.
5. AVOID CUTTING NAILS AND KNOTS. Inspect the
wood and remove nails before cutting. Try not to cut
through knots.
6. Hold the machine by the insulated gripping surfaces,
as the blade may touch the machine's power cable:
Cutting an electrified cable may also electrify the ac-
cessible metal parts of the machine and cause electric
shock to the user.
Unplug the machine from the electrical
outlet before any maintenance ope-
rations.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Power..................................................................................900 W
No-load speed......................................................10,000/min
Milling cutter.................................................Ø100x22x4 mm
Maximum depth...............................................................20 mm
Weight.......................................................................3.200 Kg
Weighted equivalent continuous
acoustic pressure level A..................................................92 dBA
Acoustic power level A.....................................................103 dBA
Uncertainty...................................................................K = 3 dbA
Wear ear protection!
Vibration total values.................................................a
Uncertainty....................................................................K: 1.5 m/s
3. STANDARD EQUIPMENTS
Standard equipment includes: carrying case, hard metal
blade, oil can and machine wrenches, and dust connector.
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE
AB111N JOINTING MACHINE
The AB111N jointing machine is especially designed for
making slots in panels for inserting joint splines.
The angle and height of the head are adjustable,
which means you can make any type of joint quickly
and accurately. The machine comes equipped with a
channel chip outlet and a connector for coupling it to
an external suction source.
5. DEPTHS ADJUSTMENT
For nº0, nº10 or nº20 (Fig. 1, 2 and 3) splines, set the
adjustment at position 0, 10 or 20, respectively, to obtain
a depth of 8, 10 or 12 mm.
For Nº6 splines (Fig. A), the saw outlet must be adjusted
to its maximum depth of 20 mm, as shown in section 11.
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6. WOODEN SPLINES
Nº0 splines Ref.1405001:Dimensions: 45x15x4 mm
Nº10 splines Ref.1405002:Dimensions: 55x19x4 mm
Nº20 splines Ref.1405003:Dimensions: 63x24x4 mm
Nº6 splines Ref.1405004:Measurements: 85x30x4 mm
7. LAYING OUT THE SLOTS
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A pencil line is enough for this operation (Fig. 4 and 5).
Position the reference mark on the machine against it
(Fig. 6, 7 and 8). Pencil lines can be made using a ruler
or a template, or even by eye.
Two adjoining slots are required to attach the No.6
spline. Therefore two lines, 15 mm apart, must be drawn.
8. JOINTING
8.1 JOINTING TO A PLANE SURFACE
: 4.7 m/s
2
h
2
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For 16, 19 and 22 mm boards (for boards larger than
these use the movable front part and the movable fence):
Place the piece to be assembled on the edge of the
previously drawn pencil line as shown in (Fig. 9). Mill the
vertical grooves as shown in (Fig. 10) and the horizontal
grooves as shown in (Fig. 11). Glue and assemble. (Fig. 12).
8.2 JOINTING AT AN END
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For all board thicknesses use the movable front panel
and the movable fence.
Position the front movable panel at the desired height
or board thickness. Place the movable fence panel in
the 90° position and mill the slot (Fig. 13 and 14). Glue
and assemble (Fig. 17).
Maximum displacement of the movable front panel over
the centre of the blade tool is 45 mm. (Fig. 15 and 16).