12 TF 50 E | Version 1.05
Setting up and connecting
7.6 Installing the kickback fence
Step 1: Secure the mounting bracket on the front of the
machine using the two screws.
Fig. 11: Installing the kickback fence
Step 2: Insert the workpiece stop into the guide on the
mounting bracket and secure with the two
screws, washers and wing nuts.
Fig. 12: Installing the kickback fence
Step 3: Loosen the two screws slightly to adjust the
position of the workpiece stop. After adjusting
the workpiece stop, tighten the screws again.
Fig. 13: Installing the kickback fence
7.7 Setting the working depth
Step 1: Turn the handle (item 6, Fig. 14) to adjust the
spindle height and therefore the milling cutters to
the required height.
Step 2: Secure the spindle in position by tightening the
clamping screw (item 7, Fig. 14).
For your own safety, we highly recommend
working with the cutters in the lowest possible
position in relation to the table surface, whenever
possible.
Fig. 14: Setting the working depth
7.8 Fitting table extensions
The table extensions increase the table surface to allow
the user to machine larger workpieces and perform
special milling tasks.
The extension table can be fitted at both the side and the
front. Use the accompanying
mounting materials for this. Use four M5 x 20 screws to
mount the extension on the side and four M5 x 12 screws
to mount it on the front. Align the table securely in a level
position and tighten all the screws.
7.9 Connecting the table router to the
extraction system
A connection point is provided to connect the table router
to an external extraction system (not supplied) for
extracting dust and chips.
Push the suction hose on the extraction system onto
the suction nozzle on the back of the spindle fence.
A conical adapter for hoses with a diameter of 100 mm is
included with the machine.
Secure the suction hose using a hose clamp.
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