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3. Loosen the retaining lever (4) and slowly push the machine downwards
until the milling cutter touches the work-piece.
4. Establish and note the value on the depth scale on the depth check (3)
against the index mark on the machine casing.
5. Move the router to the edge of the work-piece so that the milling cutter is
just overhanging the work piece and can be pushed downwards further.
6. Again slowly push downwards until the scale is equal to desired milling
depth minus the previously noted value.
7. Secure the stepped depth check (3) with the wing screw (14).
8. Release the machine and it will rise to its normal rest position.
Milling
1. Place the machine on work-piece and switch on.
2. Slowly push the machine downwards until the depth control stop makes
contact.
3. Mill out groove with continuous even feed.
4. When the milling process is complete, raise the machine and switch off.
Milling with the Stepped Control Stop
1. When deeper milling depth is required, it is recommended to carry out the
milling process in two or three steps.
2. By using the stepped depth control stop (7), the milling process can be
divided into two or three even steps.
3. Preset the individual milling steps on the adjusting screws by following the
previous "Setting the Milling Depth" procedure, but this time work down the
steps on the stepped depth control stop (7).
Milling with the Parallel Guide
1. Insert guide rods of parallel guide (6) into the base plate.
2. Set the required measurement and tighten both wing screws (10). The
guide can be fitted with the supplied wheel attachment or one of the bars
can be modified into a circle guide with the included attachment.
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