Metabo MWB 100 Manual Original página 11

gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewellery or long hair can be caught in moving parts.
Do not store the workbench outdoors or in damp or
wet locations. There is the risk of corrosion and
swelling of the worktop.
3.2 Safety instructions when working with
semi-stationary tools
Pay attention to the machine-specific safety
instructions of the tools used.
If the mounting holes of the tools used do not match
the hole pattern of the slotted holes provided, the
tool must not be used on the table.
4. Overview
See p 2-4
1 MDF board (replaceable)
2 4 x bench hooks
3 Reference points
4 Guide rail*
5 Slotted hole
6 Round hole (20 mm holes)
7 Small parts storage tray
8 Possible storage location for corner connectors
9 Handle
10 2 x corner connectors
11 Leg
12 Height adjustment leg
13 Levelling wheel
14 Slot for clamp*
15 Slot for open-fronted storage bins*
16 Strut lock
17 Leg strut
18 2 x one-hand clamps
19 Carry handle
20 Leg lock
21 Button one-hand clamp
*equipment-specific /
not included in the scope of delivery
5. Use
5.1 Table assembly and disassembly p. 2
and 3
Place the top of the table on a level, clean surface.
Undo the leg lock (20) (fig. F p. 3). Unfold the legs
(11). Subsequently fold out the struts (17), hook into
the legs and slide the lock (16) over them (fig. F p.
3).
Turn the table around and place onto the legs. If
necessary, adjust the correct height by pressing
onto the adjustment mechanism (12) and adjust
with the levelling wheel (13) (p 2).
Disassemble in reverse order.
The table legs must not exceed the maximum
table length for folding. Maximum length for
folding, see fig. A p. 2
•One-hand clamps (18) can also be used as
spreader clamps. This part can be removed by
pressing the button (21) and attached again on the
other side the other way around. See fig. G p. 3.
For safe installation, follow the
instructions for the semi-stationary unit.
All clamps narrower than 22 mm can be put through
the slotted holes (5). Furthermore, the head of the
one-hand clamps can be removed by pressing the
button (21) to put through the slotted holes and
boreholes. See fig. G p. 3.
•The bench hooks (2) for versatile use fit into the
right holes (6). It is possible to clamp a workpiece
on the table with almost any clamping element that
has a 20 mm mount.
•Angular cuts are possible using the reference
points (3), bench hooks (2) and a guide rail (4). See
fig.B p. 2. Special bench hooks are available for
workpieces with a high material thickness.
•The table can be connected to another table along
its length or width using corner connectors (10).
See fig. E p. 2
•A suitable T-groove clamp can be attached to the
side of the table in the slot (14). See fig.D p. 2
•Suitable open-fronted storage bins can be
attached to the side of the table in the groove (15).
See fig. C p. 2
•Small parts can be stored in the small parts storage
tray (7) for storage while working. See S. 2
•There is a spare part replacement for the table top.
5.2 Assembling semi-stationary tools
When using semi-stationary tools, pay
attention to all safety instructions in the
operating instructions for the semi-stationary tools!
The semi-stationary tool must be firmly bolted
down! If the mounting holes of the tool do not
match the hole pattern of the slotted holes provided,
the tool must not be used.
Pull the plug out of the socked or remove the
battery pack from the power tool before
making any settings or changing accessories in
order to avoid unintentional starting of the power
tool and accidents.
Fix semi-stationary tools with suitable material and
tools.
Examples for fixing Metabo tools with the mounting
holes see fig. H-K p. 4 and 5:
H: KGS
I : TS 254 M
J: BAS 261
K: DH 330
6. Transport
All parts must be attached firmly.
Remove all materials and tools fixed to the table.
The handle (19) is suited for carrying the device.
The table can be easily moved around by the
handle (9).
Only transport the table when it is assembled.
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