Bevel Cuts - Truper CEPEL-3-1/4N Instructivo

Shavings Removal
• Turn the shavings outlet dial so that the arrow points towards
the planer side where you want shavings to be expelled.
• You can connect the dust collecting pouch to the selected
shavings exhaust to facilitate disposal.
• You can also connect a workshop dust extracting system or a
household vacuum cleaner into the exhaust. This will make a
safer and cleaner work place.
Planing
• Set the adjustable base onto the work piece surface. The
blades should not make contact with the piece (figure 1).
• Start the tool and wait for the blades to reach the maximum
speed.
• Holding the tool with both hands, run it smoothly applying
pressure in the front on the depth adjusting knob (2). The job
will be easier if the work piece is slightly tilted to allow a
downwards planing.
• Push the tool beyond the work piece but not leaning
downwards (3).
• The planing speed and cutting depth determine the finish
quality. To get a rough cut increase the cutting depth. To get a
fine finish diminish the cutting depth and push the tool slower.
CAUTION
An extremely fast pass of the tool may produce
bad quality cuts and will damage the blades or the motor. If the
movement is to slow, you may burn or damage the cut.
The right advancing speed will be dependent of the type of
material being cut and the planning depth. Before planning the
work piece, make some tests using a piece of scrap wood to
gauge the right speed and the dimensions of the cut.
WARNING
Secure the work piece using clamps to prevent
accidents and defects in the cut.

Bevel Cuts

• For bevel cuts or chamfers, match the work piece edge with
one of the two notches in the adjustable base.
• Make passes with the planer aligning the notch on the corner
edge.
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ENGLISH
Start Up
Shavings
Exhaust Dial
Shavings
Exhaust
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