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Motor.........................................................................50/60 Hz
No load speed..............................................14000-30000/min
Chuck collet......................................................................Ø 6 mm
Weight............................................................................1.95 kg
Weighted equivalent continuous
acoustic pressure level A.......................................86 dBA
Acoustic power level A...............................................97 dBA
Uncertainty..............................................................K = 3 dbA
Wear ear protection!
Vibration total values.......................................a
Uncertainty..........................................................K: 1.5 m/s
3. STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Contained in the transportation case you will find the
following elements (Fig. 1):
1.- Grooving machine DF550VG with carbide bit shar-
pened at both ends.
2.- 90° guide.
3.- Straight guide.
4.- Reversible angle.
5.- Depth gauge.
6.- Size 11 mm key for motor shaft
7.- Size 19 mm key for securing clamp.
8.- Size 3 mm Allen key.
9.- Dust collection pipe
10.- Cable – dust collection tube brackets
11.- Instruction manual
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OF THE DF550VG MILLING MACHINE
The main function of the machine is to make grooves
and windows in doors for inserting isolation seals.
The machine is equipped with 2 kinds of guide and a
reversible angle that enable the making of grooves in
various positions as explained in the following sections
of this manual. It also has a centering pivot which faci-
litates the entry of the bit at the start of the operation.
The machine is equipped with a suc-
tion nozzle WHICH IS OBLIGATORY TO
CONNECT through the STANDARD DUST
COLLECTION ATTACHMENT No. 9 (Fig. 1)
to our AS182K, AS282K dust collectors
or any industrial equivalent. Not con-
nectig the machine to a dust collector
can cause a breakdown of it as well as
an inefficient job.
The power cable can be fed through the brackets on
the dust collection tube to make the machine easier
to handle (Fig. 14).
The electronic control enables you to work at the ideal
speed for each type of job and bit. Adjust the speed
using button Q (Fig. 16).
The soft start function allows the machine to start
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progressively without to loose power.
5. TYPES OF MILLING
The grooves can be made in the moveable parts of
doors and windows as well as in the frames, which is
recommended for its simplicity. To control the gradual,
centered entry of the miller in the wood the machine
has a centering attachment F which is activated using
button E, (Fig. 6).
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To begin a groove button E is pressed to the bottom,
2
and the machine is placed over the piece to be grooved,
supported by the rear part of the guide and the end of
the centering attachment F. Next, after starting up the
machine, button E is gradually released until the miller
is introduced in the wood and the guide is completely
supported, at which time we can begin moving forward.
In making the groove in the frame in order to reach into
the corners begin grooving at an intermediate point on
the frame or crosspiece. Make the groove to one end
then repeat the operation from the same starting point
working towards the other end.
5.1 GROOVES WITH 90° GUIDE (Fig. 11)
This guide is used for making grooves angled at 45° in
the cut-outs of frames or in windows.
5.2 GROOVES WITH STRAIGHT GUIDE
(Fig. 12 and 13)
Used for making straight grooves in the cut-outs of
frames or in windows.
It is possible to groove windows without having to
dismantle the fixed ones. (Fig. 12).
Using the angle, (Fig. 13), grooves can be made on smooth
areas such as the side of the hinges on the door at a
distance which can be adjusted from one side.
6. CHANGING THE GUIDES
Changing the guide (Figs. 2 and 3) is easily carried out
by removing screw B which holds it in place and pulling
it back as shown in (Fig. 3) until it has been removed.
The new guide is inserted in the same way.
On changing the guide, the depth of the groove is
maintained, which means that re-adjustment of the
tool is not usually required.
7. MOUNTING THE REVERSIBLE ANGLE
The reversible angle can be used for both sides of
the machine. For its assembly the 2 screws C must be
removed, (Fig. 4). Insert the reversible angle in the side
openings on the machine and secure it where desired by
supporting it against the body of the machine between
screws C and D. (Fig. 5).
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