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3.
Make sure that the switch is in the "OFF" position. If the switch has moved to
the "ON" position, you can return it to the "OFF" position without re-installing
the button.
TO ADJUST THE WORK CLAMP
Adjust the work clamp to securely hold the workpiece in the tool. Variations in
thickness of work may require you to re-adjust the clamp. The clamp should
"snap" closed and hold the workpiece securely. If the clamp will not close, loosen
it. If the clamp does not hold the work securely, tighten it.
IMPORTANT: When using thin material (between 1/2" and 5/8" thick), use a shim.
Make the shim from 1/8" thick material (plywood or hardboard). The shim should
be approximately the same size as the table top. Firmly clamp the shim to the top
of the table (Fig. 18). Place the thin workpiece on top of the shim, clamp it in place
with the work clamp, and make a pocket cut in normal fashion. NOTE: A slot will
be cut through the shim.
Fig. 18
causing personal injury and damage to machine.
adjustments.
1.
Place the workpiece under the open work clamp (Fig. 18).
2.
Close the work clamp by pushing it forward firmly on the lever (A) Fig. 18.
3.
Pull on the workpiece to determine if it is secure.
To adjust:
4.
Loosen the jam nut (B) Fig. 18 by turning COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.
5.
To loosen the clamp, turn the clamp screw assembly (C) Fig. 18 COUNTER-
CLOCKWISE. To tighten the clamp, turn the clamp screw assembly (C) Fig.
18 CLOCKWISE.
As you turn the clamp screw, open and close the clamp (against the
workpiece) to determine when the adjustment is correct.
6.
Hold the clamp screw while you tighten the jam nut to lock the adjustment in
this position.
7.
Repeat steps 1 through 6 until the workpiece is secure.
A
Do not attempt to pocket cut thin materials (1/2" to 5/8"
thick) without using a shim. The bit could hit the clamp
Switch tool "OFF", disconnect from power source,
and make sure all rotation has stopped before making
B
C
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