MaxPro PROFESSIONAL MPER2000/12VGC Manual página 6

the cutting head does not protrude from the tool base when the locking lever is loosened.
2.Before commencing work, ensure that the dust cover is properly installed.
1. Dust guard 2. Rotating knob
Before commencing work, hold all the handles to ensure that the tool is firmly in your grip. Place the tool
base on the workpiece you wish to cut. The cutting head must not come into contact with the workpiece.
Switch on the tool and wait until the cutting head reaches full speed before commencing work. Lower the
housing and move the tool forwards at a steady speed until you have finished cutting. When cutting an
edge, the workpiece should be situated to the left of the cutting head(Fig.1).
1. Workpiece 2. Direction of rotation of cutting head 3. View from top of tool 4. Feed direction
Moving the tool too quickly may lead to inferior cutting results or damage the cutting head or motor.
Moving the tool too slowly may burn or damage the workpiece. The feed rate should be determined based
on the dimensions of the cutting head, the type of workpiece and the cutting depth. Before cutting the
workpiece, perform a simple test on a piece of waste wood. This allows you to familiarise yourself with the
cutting process and check the cutting dimensions.
When using a trimmer guide or linear guide, ensure that this is installed on the right-hand side. This helps
to keep the guide flush with the workpiece(Fig.2).
1. Feed direction 2. Direction of rotation of cutting head
Moving the tool too quickly may lead to inferior cutting results or damage the cutting head or motor.
Moving the tool too slowly may burn or damage the workpiece. The feed rate should be determined based
on the dimensions of the cutting head, the type of workpiece and the cutting depth. Before cutting the
workpiece, perform a simple test on a piece of waste wood. This allows you to familiarise yourself with the
cutting process and check the cutting dimensions.
When using a trimmer guide or linear guide, ensure that this is installed on the right-hand side. This helps
to keep the guide flush with the workpiece(Fig.2).
Linear guide (optional accessory)
1. Fine adjustment screw
For chamfering or grooving tasks, the butterfly screw (B) must be used when using the linear guide to make
linear cuts, and the linear guide must be attached to the guide frame. Insert the guide frame into the hole
on the tool base, and then tighten the butterfly screw (A). To adjust the distance between the cutting head
and the linear guide, loosen the butterfly screw (B) and then turn the fine adjustment screw. When the
desired distance has been reached, tighten the butterfly screw (B) to secure the linear guide in place(Fig.3).
Template guide
The template guide features a sleeve for the cutting head to pass through and is designed for tools with a
template mode. To install the template guide, loosen the screws on the tool base. Then insert the template
guide and tighten the screws(Fig.4).
1. Template guide 2. Screws 3. Base plate
Secure the template to the workpiece. Place the tool onto the template and move the tool while sliding
the template guide along the side of the template(Fig.5).
Cut the workpiece with slightly different dimensions to the template. Leave a small clearance (X) between
the cutting head and the outside of the template guide. Use the following formula to calculate the
clearance.Clearance (X) = (outer diameter of template guide - diameter of cutting head) / 2(Fig.6).
1. Cutting head 2. Base 3. Template 4. Workpiece 5. Clearance (X)
6. Outer diameter of template guide 7. Template guide(Fig.7)
Trimmer guide (optional accessory)
Trimming and curved cutting tasks for furniture (and other similar tasks) can be easily performed using a
trimmer guide. The guide roller plots a curve to ensure an optimal cut(Fig.8).
1. Guide frame 2. Fine adjustment screw 3. Trimmer guide 4. Guide roller
Use the butterfly screw (B) to install the trimmer guide on the guide frame. Insert the guide frame into the
hole on the tool base, and then tighten the butterfly screw (A). To adjust the distance between the cutting
head and the trimmer guide, loosen the butterfly screw (B) and rotate the fine adjustment screw. Loose
the butterfly screw (C) when adjusting the guide roller upwards or downwards. Tighten all butterfly screws
after making the desired adjustments(Fig.9).
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2. Guide frame 3. Linear guide
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3. Workpiece 4. Linear guide