Wolfcraft MASTER work 1600 Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale page 17

SCOPE OF DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY
• Take the MASTER work 1600 out of the cardboard box and check that the contents are complete and all illustrated parts are included
(Fig. 1).
• Place the table on a flat, clean surface (Fig. 2.1). Release the two eccentric levers and fold out the right pair of legs as far as they
will go. Then close the two eccentric levers again (Fig. 2.2). Release the four eccentric levers and fold out the left pair of legs as far
as they will go. Then close all four eccentric levers again (Fig. 2.3). Place the table on its legs (Fig. 2.4) and if necessary adjust the table
by turning the height adjustment (Fig. 2.4).
• Assemble the two small clamping blocks on the short side of the table (Fig. 3.1 - 3.5) and the two large clamping blocks on
the long side of the table (Fig. 4.1 - 4.3). You can use the Allen key supplied for this, and store it within easy reach in one
of the small clamping blocks following assembly (Fig. 3.6).
• The four clamping claws supplied can be inserted into the holders on the sides of the large clamping blocks for transport
and storage (Fig. 4.4).
• The working table can be placed on the clamping blocks for transport and storage. This protects the aluminium profile
and means that the working table can be self-supporting even when folded (Fig. 5).
CLAMPING WORKPIECES USING THE MASTER work 1600 WORKING TABLE
• The MASTER work 1600 provides various clamping options for machining your workpiece.
• Clamping on the clamping blocks: fasten your workpiece to the outer edge of the working table using clamps (Fig. 6). You can loosen
the clamping blocks using the Allen key supplied and move them to the required position for clamping.
• Clamping using the 20 mm bores: you can clamp objects to the table using almost any clamping element with a 20 mm interface.
The separately available wolfcraft work table clamps (art. no. 3036000) are suitable for this (see page 9).
• Clamping using the slotted holes: the 23 mm slotted holes are compatible with all clamps with a width of less than 23 mm.
In addition, you can remove the head of the separately available wolfcraft one-hand clamp (various designs, see page 9)
and clamp from above or from below.
• See page 9 for an overview of the accessories currently available and page 10 for an overview of the spare parts for the
MASTER work 1600.
ASSEMBLY OF THE SEPARATELY AVAILABLE wolfcraft DRILL STAND (Art. No. 5027000)
• CAUTION! The drill stand must be bolted to the working table before use.
• DANGER! Disconnect the plug from the electric socket or remove the battery from the power tool before adjusting the tool
or changing accessories. Accidents may occur if the power tool is started unintentionally.
• You can mount the wolfcraft drill stand (art. no. 5027000) on the table using the fastening bolts from accessories bag 119936902
supplied in the scope of delivery. Position the drill stand so that the mounting holes are above the four small round holes in the
tabletop.
• Mount the drill stand by inserting the bolts and the washers through the mounting holes and the tabletop from above.
Fasten it from below using the nuts (Fig. 7).
MOUNTING A MITRE SAW
• CAUTION! The mitre saw must be secured to the table using at least two fastening bolts, four washers and two nuts.
The mitre saw must not be used if the mounting holes in your saw do not align with the slots in the table plate.
• DANGER! Disconnect the plug from the electric socket or remove the battery from the power tool before adjusting the tool
or changing accessories. Accidents may occur if the power tool is started unintentionally.
• You can mount a mitre saw on the table using the fastening bolts from accessories bag 119936902 supplied in the scope of delivery.
Position the mitre saw so that the mounting holes are over the narrow slotted holes in the tabletop.
• Next secure the mitre saw. To do this, insert the bolts and the small washers through the mounting holes and table plates from above.
Fasten it from below using the large washers and nuts (Fig. 8).
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