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3.
Draw a cutting line on the workpiece and align the
blade edge with the cutting line.
Fig.37
► 1 . Blade edge 2. Cutting line 3. Depth guide
4. Thumb screw
NOTE: Make sure that the blade edge comes out of
the side end of the drum by 1.6 mm – 1.8 mm (1/16")
for shiplapping. (See "A" in the following figure.)
* You can opt to let the blade edge come out of
the side end of the front base by 0.2 mm – 0.4 mm
(1/64"). (See "B" in the following figure.)
B
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A
Fig.38
► 1. Blade edge 2. Side end of drum 3. Side end of front base
4.
Slide the edge fence in the guide rule inwards until
it comes in contact with the side wall of the workpiece.
Then secure it in place with the thumb screw.
Fig.39
► 1. Guide rule 2. Edge fence 3. Side wall 4. Thumb screw
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5.
Perform planning operation by moving the tool
with the whole edge fence sliding along the side wall of
the workpiece.
NOTE: Reaching lengths of the guide fence can be
extended by attaching an extra piece of wood to the
attachment holes in the guide fence.
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3
2
Fig.40
► 1 . Extra piece of wood 2. Attachment holes
Chamfering
Fig.41
Use the "V" grooves cut in the front base to make a
chamfering cut as shown in the figure.
Perform planning operation by moving the tool aligning
one of the three "V" grooves in the front base with the
corner edge of the workpiece.
Fig.42
► 1 . V groove for medium chamfers 2. V groove for
small chamfers 3. V groove for large chamfers
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