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Use
9.3.4
Bevelling and chamfering
Bevelling using the planer fence
1
2
3
Fig. 47: Bevelling - protective guard
1 Protective guard
2 Distance to workpiece
3 Distance to planer table
1.
Take note of general procedures for permitted working methods.
9.2.5 ‘Work process with permitted working methods’ on page 58
2.
Adjust the angle of the planing fence.
3.
Adjust protective guard as per diagram. Pay attention to the distance to the
workpiece and planing table.
4.
To prevent the workpiece from slipping from the angled surface, press the
workpiece predominantly against the fence and only lightly against the
planer tables.
5.
Additional procedures as described in the chapter "Planing narrow edges".
Chapter 9.3.2 ‘Planing the narrow edge’ on page 60
Bevelling and chamfering of smaller workpieces
You must always use a special jig for chamfering or bevelling small, narrow
workpieces.
This jig can also be used to chamfer long workpieces.
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2
Fig. 48: Bevelling - processing smaller workpieces
1 Jig
2 Protective guard
1.
Take note of general procedures for permitted working methods.
9.2.5 ‘Work process with permitted working methods’ on page 58
2.
Set the planing fence at a 90° angle.
