Craftsman 17539 Operation Manual - Page 19

pareto cuttheslot.

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• Placethebiscuitjoinerontheworkpiecewiththe adjustablefencerestingonthelongsideof workpiece. Thebaseor verticaflenceshouldbeagainsthemiterededgeof theworkpiece. • Recheckthefenceheightsettingto makesureit will notcutthroughthe workpiece. • Aligntheindicatormarkonthefencewiththe centerlineontheworkpieceM. akesurethe baseor vertical fenceis pressedflatagainsthemiterededgeofthe workpiece. • Plugthebiscuitjoinerintothepowersupplyandprepareto cutthe slot. • Depresstheswitchtriggerto turnonthebiscuitjoiner, thenpushitforwardto extendthe bladeintothe wood. • Whenthebaseassemblybottomsout againstthe depthof cutadjustmenktnobsetting,pullback,releasingpressureonthespring.Thebladewillretractfrom the biscuitslot. • Repeatthisprocedureforcuttingthematingslotand all requiredmiterjoint slots. • Onceallslotshavebeencut,placea biscuitineach jointanddry-assemblteheworkpiecesM. akesure eachjoint linesup andfits. • Finallyd, isassemblweorkpieceasndplacea beadof gluein eachslot.Also,spreada beadofglueoverthe entiresurfaceof thejoint.Reinsertthebiscuitsandassembleworkpieces. • Clampworkpiecetsogetheruntilthegluesetsup. Iftheworkpiecesareofthesamethicknessc, lamp themsecurelyto a workbenchwiththeshortsidesup. Setthefenceangleat 45°. Place the biscuit joiner on the workpiece with the adjustable fence resting on the short side of the workpiece and the base or vertical fence against the mitered edge of the workpiece. Fol- low steps above to cut required slots. NOTE: Before cutting slots, make sure the blade will not cut through the workpiece and that both the verti- cal and horizontal fences are pressed flat against the mitered edge and face of the workpiece. CUTTINGEDGEMITER SLOT FROMLONGSIDE OFWORKPIECE Fig. 20 CUTTINGEDGEMITER SLOT FROMSHORTSIDE OFWORKPIECE Fig. 21 19

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Placethebiscuitjoinerontheworkpiecewiththe
adjustable
fencerestingonthelongsideofworkpiece.
Thebaseorvertical
fenceshouldbeagainsthemi-
terededgeoftheworkpiece.
Recheck
thefenceheightsetting
to makesureitwill
notcutthrough
theworkpiece.
Aligntheindicatormarkonthefencewiththecenter-
lineontheworkpiece.
Makesurethebaseorvertical
fenceispressed
flatagainsthemiterededgeofthe
workpiece.
Plugthebiscuitjoinerintothepowersupplyandpre-
pareto cuttheslot.
Depress
theswitchtriggertoturnonthebiscuitjoiner,
thenpushitforwardtoextendthebladeintothewood.
Whenthebaseassemblybottomsoutagainst
the
depthofcutadjustment
knobsetting,pullback,releas-
ingpressureonthespring.Thebladewillretractfrom
thebiscuitslot.
Repeat
thisprocedure
forcuttingthematingslotand
allrequiredmiterjointslots.
Onceallslotshavebeencut,placeabiscuitineach
jointanddry-assemble
theworkpieces.
Makesure
eachjointlinesupandfits.
Finally,
disassemble
workpieces
andplaceabeadof
glueineachslot.Also,spreadabeadofglueoverthe
entiresurfaceofthejoint.Reinsert
thebiscuitsandas-
sembleworkpieces.
Clampworkpieces
togetheruntilthegluesetsup.
Iftheworkpiecesareofthesamethickness,
clamp
themsecurely
toaworkbenchwiththeshortsidesup.
Setthefenceangleat45°
.
Place the biscuit
joiner on
the workpiece
with the adjustable
fence resting on the
short side of the workpiece
and the base or vertical
fence against the mitered edge of the workpiece.
Fol-
low steps above to cut required slots.
NOTE: Before cutting
slots, make sure the blade will
not cut through the workpiece
and that both the verti-
cal and horizontal
fences are pressed flat against the
mitered edge and face of the workpiece.
CUTTINGEDGEMITERSLOT
FROMLONGSIDEOFWORKPIECE
CUTTINGEDGEMITERSLOT
FROMSHORTSIDEOFWORKPIECE
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
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