CMT ORANGE TOOLS 881.541.11 Operating instructions

881.541.11 - 981.541.11
SOLID SURFACE CUT AND PLUG REPAIR SET
1 Use router bit “A” to make a hole into the
surface to repair (image 3-5) by following the
safety tips mentioned above.
SAFETY WARNINGS
Failure to heed all safety instructions and warnings regarding use
of this product can result in serious bodily injury or death.
Carefully read all important safety instructions in the owner’s manual that came with your machine before operating.
If you do not have a manual, contact the manufacturer and obtain one before using any CMT bits or blades.
Always wear eye protection in compliance with the current ANSI standard Z87.1 when operating any power tool.
Always use proper guards and other safety devices when operating any machine.
Carefully check router bits or blades prior to each use. Do not use if damage or defect is suspected.
Do not exceed recommended RPM for any saw blade or router bit.
Avoid wearing loose clothing or jewelry that may catch in a rotating saw blade or router bit.
Unplug the machine when mounting or adjusting any saw blade or router bit.
For best results always have router bits and saw blades professionally sharpened.
SPECIFIC ROUTER BIT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Never force the bit or overload the router.
Be sure that at least 3/4 of the shank length is inserted into the router collet.
Never “bottom-out” the bit in the collet, the end of the shank should be about 3mm (1/8”) from the bottom of the collet.
Always make sure that the guide fences on your router table are firmly clamped in position before each use.
Route in two or more passes when large amounts of stock must be removed.
Use reduced speeds for large diameter bits.
HOW TO USE
Safety tips
Don’t exceed 10,000 RPM when working with this bit set. Work very slowly and at a steady speed.
In order to avoid injuries and to obtain precise repairing, secure your router by using some clamps, or, for instance, by gluing scrap wood (image
1-2-4-6), so your machine does not move. In this way you will achieve better results.
When making the plug, make sure to clamp the surface out of which this will be made.
Congratulations
on your new purchase!
This manual will assist you during the use of
your new set. This manual is not intended to
teach you about working materials. This is basic
information for use of our product. It is assumed
that you are a professional and you are familiar
with the basic material working skills and tech-
niques necessary to use this product safely.
If you are unsure after reading all material
presented in the manual, please consult widely
available books on material working techniques.
Read and understand the entire contents of this
manual before attempting assembly or operation of
these tools! Inspect contents for shipping damage
and shortages. Report problems to your distributor
immediately.
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persons, due to improper installation or misapplication
of equipment.
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2Keep in mind the safety tips mentioned above and use router bit “B” to make the plug to fit into the previously-made hole. For your safety do not
bore the surface completely, otherwise the router will propel the plug away, damaging it on the edges and causing bodily injury.
To make the plug adjust the cutting length by leaving about 1-2mm (1/16”) of material on the bottom (image 9). After making the plug (image 7-8),
remove it by manually breaking the part not milled (image 10). The plug will have to protrude by 1-2mm (1/16”) than the surface to repair (image
11), so the largest plug diameter will have to be larger than the largest hole diameter.
3Apply some glue on the plug to place into the previously-made hole and secure it by using a vice, so it perfectly adheres (image 12-13-14).
4After glue has dried, use a sander to
remove all extras to make an even surface
(image 15).
Finally polish the entire surface (image 16).
1-2mm (1/16’’)
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