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OPERATION CONTINUED

MAKING 'T' JOINTS

NOTE: Always unplug the biscuit jointer before making any adjustments.

A 'T' joint is used when the end of one piece is joined to the face of another, a

typical application would be connecting the shelves of a bookcase to the

vertical supports.

Position the vertical pieces on a level surface with the inside faces,

uppermost. (refer to 'A' on fig.2).

Determine the location for each biscuit joint and mark the horizontal and

vertical centre lines on each piece.

NOTE: measure carefully to ensure

the centre lines on both pieces line up.

3. Securely clamp a piece of timber

9.5mm below the centre line

squarely across the width of the

board ('B' on fig.2). This will be

used as a guide for the base of the

jointer.

NOTE: The centre of the cutting

blade is offset 9.5mm above the jointer's base.

Unlock the bevel adjustment levers and set the fence angle to 0°.

Set the plunge depth to the size of biscuits to be used.

Hold the tool with one hand on the handle and the other hand on the

motor body.

Rest the base of the jointer up against the edge of the guide piece of

timber 'B', with the cutter pointing down towards board 'A'. Align the

centre line of the tool with the vertical centre line marked on the board.

Switch the tool on by sliding the ON/OFF switch forward as far as possible.

Latch the switch in the ON position by pressing down on the front of the

switch, (the motor will run continuously).

Maintaining a downward pressure, plunge the blade into the work piece by

pushing the whole tool forwards up to the stop until the cut is complete.

10. Release the forward pressure and allow the tool to return so the blade is

clear of the work piece. Switch the tool OFF by pressing on the back of the

ON/OFF switch.

11. ALWAYS allow the motor to stop before removing the tool from the work piece.

12. Reposition and clamp the guide board and repeat steps 6 - 11 until all slots

are cut.

13. Once all biscuit slots have been cut into the faces of the boards follow the

cutting instructions (2-14) on page 8 for cutting slots into the end of the

boards which will form the shelves.

9.5mm

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Fig.2