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Your product at a glance
Note: The actual appearance of your prod-
uct may differ from the illustrations.
► P. 3, fig. 1
1. Setting screw for depth stop
2. Clamping screw for depth stop
3. Depth stop
4. Protective glass
5. Variable stop
6. Clamp screws for guide rods
7. Spindle locking
► P. 4, fig. 2
8. Safety lock
9. On-Off switch
10. Tool holder
11. Cutter
12. Base plate
13. Rotary regulator for working speed
14. Clamping lever for milling depth
Scope of delivery
• Instructions for use
• Router
• Assembly wrench
• Parallel stop with guide rods
• Cross-head screws
• Adapter for dust extraction
• collects (2×)
• central pin
• template guide
Using for the first time
DANGER! Risk of injury! Before all work
on the product, disconnect the mains plug.
Clamping the workpiece
► P. 4, fig. 3
CAUTION! Risk of injury! Special tools,
which ensure that the milling blades are
sharpened at the right angle and the right
depth, and that the cutters run without vibra-
tion at high speeds, are required for sharp-
ening milling cutters. Have the milling cutter
sharpened by a professional! Worn or
improperly sharpened milling cutters can
cause rebounds. Most severe injuries may
be the result!
CAUTION! Risk of burns! The tool may
still be hot on completion of the work. Allow
a hot tool to cool down. Never clean a hot
tool with flammable liquids.
CAUTION! Risk of injury (cuts from
sharp edges)! There is a danger of cutting
even with a stationary tool! Wear gloves
when changing the tool.
WARNING! Risk of injury! Only use
undamaged and clean milling cutters.
Only use milling cutters with a suitable shaft
diameter and milling cutter diameter.
Remove the extraction adapter (► P. 5,
fig. 6) if the milling cutter exceeds this diam-
eter
– Keep the spindle lock (7) pressed.
– Using the assembly wrench, loosen the nut from
the tool holder by turning in anti-clockwise direc-
tion.
– Push the milling cutter (11) 20 mm into the tool
holder (10) until a spring-loaded resistance is
noticeable.
– Tighten the union nut of the tool holder in clock-
wise direction.
– Release the spindle lock (7).
Mount the protective glass
WARNING! Risk of injury! Do not operate
the device without the protective glass.
– Place the protective glass (4) onto the device as
illustrated and lock by moving.
Mounting and setting the parallel stop
► P. 5, fig. 5
– Push the guide rails (15) against the parallel stop
and tighten using the cross-head screws, as illus-
trated.
– Push the parallel stop (16) into the holder on the
device as illustrated.
– Set the parallel stop (16) to the required measure-
ment and screw in the guide rod respectively with
the clamping screw (6).
Connect the dust extraction unit
WARNING! Risk of injury! Use a special
extractor to remove particularly hazardous,
carcinogenic substances or dry dusts.
► P. 5, fig. 6
– Place the adapter for dust extraction (17) onto the
device as illustrated.
► P. 6, fig. 7
– Screw down the adapter from below using
screws (18).
– Push the suction tube of a suitable vacuum
cleaner onto the adapter for dust extraction.
Note: Always empty the dust container in
due time, such that the best possible dust
absorption is maintained.
Mounting the router compass
► P. 6, fig. 8
– Remove the parallel stop (16).
– Push the router compass (19) onto one of the two
guide rods (15) and tighten its clamping bolt.
– Insert the guide rod with the compass into the
router as illustrated.
– Adjust the milling radius by moving the guide
rod (15). For this, measure the distance between
the tip of the compass and the outer and/or inner
edge of the milling cutter.
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