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c)
Preparing the router (see 5.3)
Caution: Always unplug the tool from the mains
before changing cutters!
• Clamp the cutter (see Table 1) in the router's clamping
collet.
• Set the zero point (routing depth = 0 mm) on your
router by placing the tool on the template and pushing
down until the cutter touches the surface of the of the
clamped workpiece.
• Set the routing depth as follows:
The depth of the holes in the horizontal workpiece
should be 2/3 of the workpiece thickness. The depth
of the holes in the vertical workpiece should be set so
that the depth of both holes together is around 2 mm
greater than the length of the dowel (cf. Figure 24).
• Connect the router to a suitable dust extractor from
dust class "M" (e. g. Festool CTM dust extractor).
d)
Processing
First rout the holes in the horizontal workpiece (23.1). The
swivel segment must be in the rear position (see Figure
21). Then swivel the swivel segment into the front position
to rout the holes on the vertical workpiece (23.2).
Note: Only open clamping lever (21.2), not clamping
lever (21.1) to adjust the height of the template, when
swivelling the swivel segments.
• Place the router on the template so that the collar
of the starting ring engages in the bore holes of the
template.
• Switch the router on and push the tool down to the
pre-set routing depth. Rout all holes in sequence.
• Unclamp the workpieces and fi t together. If the dowel
joint does not fit exactly carry out the following
corrections:
° The vertical workpiece is set back (24.1):
Turn adjusting wheels (23.3) in the minus direction
by the faulty (1 scale graduation mark corresponds
to – 0.1 mm dovetail depth), replace and realign
template according to Chapter 6.3 a).
° The vertical workpiece is set back (24.2):
Turn adjusting wheels (23.3) in the plus direction by
the faulty (1 scale graduation mark corresponds to +
0.1 mm dovetail depth), replace and realign template
according to Chapter 6.3 a).
Note: In order to adjust the adjusting wheels the
screws (23.4) have to be opened and retightened after
adjustment. This locks the pre-set position for later
working.
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