7. GLUE CONSUMPTION AND APPROPRIATE EDGE
• See the diagram to the left, which shows the glue consump-
tion given the height of the edge, regardless of its thickness.
For example: An edge with a height of 20 mm consumes an
average of 3.1 grams per metre.
• The diagram is also useful for identifying what type of edge
can be used given its height and thickness. For example: the
maximum thickness that you can use is 3 mm x 22 m tall, or
the maximum height that you can use is 64 mm x 0.4 mm.
8. MACHINE WHEN COLD
ADJUSTING THE MACHINE
8.1 Adjusting the guide plate.
If this was not carried out as part of the unpacking, fit
the guide plate A (Fig. 7) into support B and fasten it
with handle C. You should adjust the height of guide
plate A in accordance with the thickness of the piece
to be edged D. To do this, loosen handle C and adjust
the height of the guide plate A on the scale Y to the
thickness X of the board. When you band the edge of
the board, there will be a surplus of around 1.5 mm.
8.2 Adjusting the height of the edgings
The edgings must be 2 or 3 mm higher than the piece
to be veneered.
Cut the edgings 5 or 6 cm longer than the piece they
are to be glued to.
1. Edge intake
To control the height of the edges A (Fig. 8) in the intake, you
must adjust the intake guide B. Insert the edge between the
guides B. Loosen the adjustment knob C and move the
retaining bar D to the height of the edge to be used
in accordance with the scale.
(Figure 7)
(Figure 8)
F
E
B
C
A
"Y"
"X" mm
1,5 mm
D
B
A
C
E
D
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