Kenwood CA-CUT14 Operation Manual - Page 5

Section 3 - Mounting The Templates - Cont. We Strongly suggest using a blade made SPECIFICALLY FOR PLASTICS. When cutting your lid with the correct blade, there should be ZERO smell of burning plastic! Incorrect blades will do more melting than cutting. CUTTING THE GRILLE OPENING 4. For cutting, we suggest using a standard jigsaw or an air "body" saw. In all cases, you will start at one of the "keyholes" in the template and stop at the "hard corners" as shown in Fig. 1.5. Make sure to cut through all the tabs in the template. We suggest starting at the keyhole closest to the middle of the lid. Once the template is free from the lid, it can be discarded. You will now see the line you scribed in case you need to do any trimming before proceeding. STOP STOP Figure 1.5 TEST FITTING THE GRILLE 5. You can now test fit the grille to see if it fits nicely in the opening. Trim as needed, being careful not to damage your painted surface. Once you are satisfied that everything fits nicely, re-install the lid's latching mechanism. Be sure to not put the lids on the bags yet. Figure 1.6 5