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CAUTION: Before starting work, make sure that the footpiece is folded out fully and the two securing pins are engaged.
Then loosen the two handle screws to tilt the table plate. Pivot the worktop to the limit stop and then tighten the two handle screws again
(Figs. 4.3 and 4.4).
CAUTION: Before starting work, make sure that both handle screws are tightened so that the worktop cannot tilt and is securely fixed.
Table height adjustment
First check that the two handle screws are tightened. Loosen both eccentric levers in the direction of shown by the arrow (Fig. 5.1). You can now adjust
the table to five different positions at a height of between 780 and 950 mm. Pull the worktop towards you until the positioning bores of the securing
screws are free. The worktop can then After this, the table top can be adjusted to the required height. Reattach the worktop in the positioning bores
and press down the two eccentric levers onto the table legs to fix the worktop (figures 5.2 - 5.5).
Tilting the table plate
CAUTION: Any mounted devices, tools and workpieces must be removed from the working table before tilting the table plate.
First make sure that both eccentric levers for adjusting the height are tightened so that the height of the table cannot change. Loosen the two handle
screws. The worktop can now be tilted at an angle of between 0° and 70°. To fix the worktop, tighten the two handle screws again (Figs. 6.1 and 6.3).
Operating functions
Turn the two hand cranks clockwise to clamp a workpiece. Turn the two hand cranks anti-clockwise to release the workpiece.
The clamping boards included in the scope of delivery offer you a wide range of clamping and support options for workpieces (Fig. 7).
The four additional support tips are inserted into the clamping boards as shown and secured by twisting them to the side.
Device assembly
CAUTION: Before mounting devices, the table plate must be in the horizontal position and firmly fixed with both handle screws. No devices should be
installed if the table plate is set at an angle.
Mitre saws may be mounted on the working table using the fastening screws in the scope of delivery. Place the mitre saw in the centre of the table
with the mounting bores aligned with the slots of the two table plates. The front table plate can be extended or retracted until the slots are positioned
beneath the front mounting bores. Now secure the mitre saw. To do this insert the four screws and the four small washers through the mounting bores
and table plates from above. Fasten it from below using the large washers and nuts. Check once again that the mitre saw is mounted in the centre
of the table, so that the centre of gravity of the saw is in the middle and the table cannot tip over (Fig. 8).
CAUTION: Before starting work, always check that all four screw joints are securely fastened.
Height compensation
The height of the table can be adjusted by approx. +/– 3.5 mm on uneven surfaces. To achieve this, adjust the height of the two milled screws until
the table stands firm and does not wobble (Fig. 9).
Warranty
We provide a warranty of 10 years from the day of purchase on the wolfcraft
®
product you acquired, provided it is exclusively used for DIY
purposes. The warranty only covers damage to the item purchased, and only such damage that can be attributed to faulty material and poor
workmanship. The warranty does not cover defects and damage that must be attributed to improper use or insufficient maintenance.
Nor does the warranty cover the usual wear and tear as well as defects and damage, of which the customer has been aware when purchasing the
equipment.
Warranty claims can only be asserted by producing the invoice or the till receipt.
The warranty granted by wolfcraft
®
does not in any way restrict your statutory consumer rights (i.e. contract performance, withdrawal from
the contract, price reduction, claims for damages or reimbursement of expenses).
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