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DWT OF-1050 V 5.1.45 Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн [27/176] 867609

DWT OF-1050 V 5.1.45 Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн [27/176] 867609
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do it, set a maximum speed and leave your power tool
to run idle�
Soft start
[OF-2100 V]
Soft start (starting current limitation system) allows for
the soft start of the power tool - the router bit spins
up gradually without jerks and recoils, and when the
power tool is turned on, this does not impose an abrupt
load on the power network�
Rotation speed stabilization system
The stabilization system maintains the preset RPM
both at an idle speed and under load� This allows for
the smooth advance of the power tool during operation�
Recommendations
on the power tool operation
Setting milling depth (see g. 10-14)
The adjustment of the milling depth may
only be carried out when the power tool
is switched off.
[OF-1050 V]
• Install the power tool on the even horizontal surface�
• Turn stepped stop 20 so that its lowest step is under
depth gauge 14 (see g. 10.1).
• Release clamping screw 17 (see g. 10.2).
• Move lever 8 up (see g. 10.3) - this will allow the
power tool body to move�
• Lower the power tool body so that the router bit
end touches the workpiece surface, and move lever 8
down to x the position of the power tool body (see
g.10.4).
• Move depth gauge 14 so that its end touches the
surface of stepped stop 20 (see g. 11.1). Thus, you
have xed the "zero position".
• In order to set the milling depth, move depth
gauge 14 up with reference to indicator 15 readings on
scale 27, after which tighten locking screw 17 to x the
preset milling depth (see g. 11.2). Now when depth
gauge 14 end touches the lowest step of stepped
stop 20, the preset milling depth will be reached (see
g. 11.3). When necessary, you can reach the desired
milling depth at several passes� For this purpose,
rotate stepped stop 20 so that depth gauge 14 end
rests alternately upon higher steps of stepped stop 20�
• After the works are nished, move lever 8 up and
smoothly raise the power tool body to the uppermost
position, while holding the power tool with both
handles 3�
[OF-2100 V]
• Install the power tool on the even horizontal sur-
face�
• Turn stepped stop 20 so that its lowest step is under
depth gauge 14 (see g. 12.1).
• Release clamping screw 17 (see g. 12.2).
• Move lever 8 up (see g. 12.3) - this will allow the
power tool body to move�
• Lower the power tool body so that the router bit
end touches the workpiece surface, and move lever 8
down to x the position of the power tool body (see
g.13.1).
• Move depth gauge 14 (rotate the ywheel 16 for
this purpose) so that adjusting screw 19 touches the
surface of the stepped stop 20 lower step� If necessary,
release locknut 18 and untwist adjusting screw 19 (so
that its end touches stepped stop 20), and then tighten
locknut 18 (see g. 13.2 and 13.4). Thus, you have
xed the "zero position".
• Move indicator 15 to the "0" mark of depth gauge 14
scale (see g. 13.3).
• In order to set the milling depth, move depth
gauge 14 up with reference to the scale marking, after
which tighten locking screw 17 to x the preset milling
depth (see g. 14.1-14.3). Now when adjusting screw
end 19 touches the lowest step of stepped stop 20,
the preset milling depth will be reached (see g. 14.4).
When necessary, you can reach the desired milling
depth at several passes� Rotate stepped stop 20 for
this purpose so that adjusting screw 19 end rests alter-
nately upon the higher steps of stepped stop 20�
• A more accurate adjustment of the milling depth can
be made using controller 7�
• After the works are nished, move lever 8 up and
smoothly raise the power tool body to the uppermost
position, while holding the power tool with both
handles 3�
Milling direction (see g. 15)
Milling should always be performed against
the router bit rotation direction (see g. 15).
Otherwise, the power tool will be subject to
jerks, which may result in the loss of control
over it�
General operational recommendations (see g. 16)
• Mark out and x the machinable workpiece.
• Set the desired milling depth as described above�
• Turn on the power tool�
• Move lever 8 as shown in gure 16 (this will allow
the power tool body to move)� Lower the power tool
body slowly and smoothly until the preset milling depth
is reached� Fix the body in this position by moving
lever 8 as shown in gure 16.
• Perform the milling operation with a uniform ad-
vance, observing the recommendations concern-
ing the milling direction� Hold the power tool with
both hands by both handles 3� Do not apply extra
effort - performing the operation will take some time�
Extra effort will not expedite the working process, but
will overload the power tool�
• After the milling process is nished, raise the power
tool body to the uppermost position�
• Turn the power tool off�
Parallel milling
Using the auxiliary guide (see g. 17)
You can x a wood board on the workpiece with the
clamping device and use it as an auxiliary guide� Perform
the milling operation by moving the power tool along this
guide and pressing the even side surface of base plate 4
to the side surface of the wood board (see g. 17).
Using the parallel guide (see g. 18)
Parallel guide 26 enables milling along the straight line
side surface of the workpiece�

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