Virutex AB111N Manual De Instrucciones página 5

TRUCTIONS and the attached GENERAL
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS LEAFLET carefully
before using the machine. Make sure you have
understood them before operating the machine
for the fi rst time.
Keep both sets of instructions for any future
queries.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE JOINTING MACHINE USE
1. WARNING! Carefully read the GENERAL
SAFETY INSTRUCTION LEAFLET enclosed
with the machine documents.
2. Supply voltage must be the same as that
indicated on the specifi cations plate.
3. DANGER: KEEP HANDS AWAY FROM THE
CUTTING ZONE. Never put hands near the
cutting blade. Do not hold the underside of the
machine when it is operating.
4. Ensure that the safety mechanism (retraction)
functions freely without any danger of being
held back. Do not block the mechanism with
the blade in the exposed position.
5. WHEN REPLACING THE BLADE, USE ONLY
ORIGINAL VIRUTEX BLADES. Never use
blades which do not comply with the properties
specifi ed in this manual. Do not use malformed or
broken blades. Do not use high-speed steel.
6. AVOID CUTTING NAILS AND KNOTS. Inspect
the wood and remove nails before cutting.
Try not to cut through knots.
7. WARNING! Unplug the machine from the electri-
cal outlet before any maintenance operations.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Power........................................................900 W
No-load speed...................................10,000/min
Milling cutter................................Ø100x22x4 mm
Maximum depth........................................20 mm
Equivalent measured continuous
acoustic pressure level..................91 dB (A)
Level of acoustic power........................104 dB (A)
Usual level of vibrations (hand-arm)........4.1 m/s
Weight.....................................................2.9 Kg
3. STANDARD EQUIPMENT
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
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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, res-
pectively, to obtain a depth of 8, 10 or 12 mm.
6. WOODEN SPLINES
Nº0 splines Ref.1405001:Dimensions: 45x15x4
mm
Nº10 splines Ref.1405002:Dimensions:55x19x4
mm
Nº20 splines Ref.1405003:Dimensions:63x24x4
mm
7. LAYING OUT THE SLOTS
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.
8. JOINTING
8.1 JOINTING TO A PLANE SURFACE
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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).
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