Clarke CDTJ12 Handleiding voor bediening en onderhoud - Pagina 9

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CUTTING A DOVETAIL

As with all detailed joinery the components must be sized, cut and squared

accurately.

• It is preferable that the width of the timber is in exact steps of 1/2" as

this will give a series of fully-formed dovetails.

The joints on the right of the project

(1 + 2) are cut on the left hand side of

the jig.

The joints on the left of the project

(3 + 4) are cut on the right hand side

of the jig.

• It is a good idea to identify the

drawer pieces as shown, so

that they are positioned

correctly in the jig.

The front and back pieces are mounted in the top of the jig with the inside

edges facing upwards and the top, butting up against the horizontal stop.

The left and right pieces are mounted vertically in the front of the jig with the

inside edges facing towards you and the top butting up against the vertical

stop.

1. Fit the bearing guided router bit securely into the router collet

2. Adjust the cutter depth, until the

bottom of the router bit protrudes

10-11 mm below the template

fingers.

• You may need to fit a packing

piece between the template

and the timber to ensure good

contact between the bearing

and the slots in the template.

• The cutting depth is critical to

the final fit of the joint, with as little as 0.5mm change in depth

making all the difference.

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