TREND CRT/MK3 Instrucciones Originales página 26

Back Fence Assembly - (Fig. 10)
Fitting Back Fence - (Fig. 10a)
Assembling Mitre Fence - (Fig. 11)
Fitting Top Guard & Top Pressure
- (Fig. 12, 12a, 12b, 12c & 12d)
Fitting Side Pressure - (Fig. 13 & 13a)
Fitting Mitre Fence - (Fig. 14)
Fitting Pushstick Park - (Fig. 15)
Fitting Cable Management Clips
- (Fig. 16)
OPERATION
No-Volt Release Switch - (Fig. 17)
• Plug machine into socket.
• Put plug of switch into mains supply.
• Switch on router.
• Press green button to switch on. To switch off press red
button.
WARNING:
when making any adjustments.
Back Fence Adjustment
- (Fig. 18, 18a & 18b)
• Adjust back fence position by loosening the two knobs
(A) and pushing the fence forwards or backwards.
• Lock fence position by tightening the two knobs (A).
Pushstick Operation - (Fig. 19)
The pushstick has been designed for use with a router
table, and should always be used when making any
cut less than 300mm in length or, when feeding the last
300mm of a longer cut. The birds mouth is 90° and should
be angled at between 20° to 30° to the workpiece to suit
the height of the machinist.
CAUTION:
lever or for uses other than those envisaged.
Isolate from power supply
Do not use the pushstick as a
EN - CRT/MK3
CAUTION:
requirements of the regulations in force is
nullified by any modification or tampering with the
pushstick.
Edge Moulding and Grooving
- (Fig. 20)
• Isolate from power source.
• Fit cutter.
• Set back fence position.
• Set top and side pressures.
• Fit guard.
• Check all knobs are tight.
• Plug into power supply.
• Switch on.
• Feed right to left.
• Switch off.
Feed Direction - (Fig. 21, 21a & 21b)
• Always work with constant, medium rate. Feeding too
slow will results in burn marks and excessive heat build
up of the cutter.
• Good results will be obtained by removing small
amounts of material in several passes.
• Always feed work in the opposite direction to the
direction of rotation of the router cutter.
Stopped Moulding
- (Fig. 22, 22a & 22b)
• Isolate from power supply.
• Fit cutter.
• Set back fence position.
• Fit some stops to back fence using cramps.
• Fit guard.
• Check all knobs are tight.
• Plug into power supply.
• Switch on.
• Drop material against infeed stop A and pivot into
cutter.
• Feed right to left, until reaching outfeed limit stop B.
• Pivot at outfeed stop.
• Switch off.
Mitre Fence - (Fig. 23)
• Isolate from power supply.
• Fit cutter.
• Adjust angle of mitre fence by loosening knob and
turning protractor head to line up angle required with
arrow.
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Compliance with the safety