SCRIBE-MASTER PRO User manual

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MODEL:PRO
WWW.SCRIBEMASTER.COM

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Dear Customer
Thank-you for purchasing your Scribe-Master jig.
It has taken years of product development, we
hope you enjoy many years of productive use.
CONTENTS
TECHNICAL DATA!! ! ! 2
SAFETY!! ! ! ! 3
BOX CONTENTS!! ! ! 6
PARTS LIST!! ! ! ! 7
ACCESSORIES!! ! ! 7
JIG OVERVIEW & SETUP POSITION!8
JIG IN CUT POSITION!! ! 9
SETTING THE JIG UP!! ! 10
CUTTING THE WORK PIECE!! 14
MAINTENANCE!! ! ! 17
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS!17
WARRANTY INFORMATION!! 18
NOTES!! ! ! ! 19
TECHNICAL DATA
Cutter size!! ! ! 4x40x100mm
Guide Bush size!! ! 30mm*
Weight!!! ! 5.92kg
Workpiece - !thickness max!32mm
!!width max!! 195mm
INTENDED USE
This jig has been designed for professional
heavy duty scribing of both hard and soft woods
as well as laminate faced chipboards and MDF. It
is only intended for use with a plunge router fitted
with the correct cutter and 30mm guide bush*.
*IMPORTANT - Some guide bushes are not
perfectly centred and may be slightly smaller or
larger than 30mm. Please check your guide
bush. Any guide bush that isn’t the correct size
and not centred will not deliver the best cut.
CONTACT INFORMATION
FOR ANY TECHNICAL QUESTIONS,
FURTHER SAFETY ADVICE OR SPARE
PARTS PLEASE CONTACT TECHNICAL
SUPPORT AT:
[e-mail]
FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND AT
WWW.SCRIBEMASTER.COM
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SAFETY
WARNING:
Read and observe all safety warnings and all
instructions. Please also read the manual for the
router being used in conjunction with the jig.
Failure to follow all the instructions can lead to
electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Additionally observe any other applicable safety
rules. To reduce the risk of of injury please read
the following safety instructions.
SAVE ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS
IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Users should be familiar with the latest version of
HSE/HSC Safe Use of Woodworking Machinery
Approved Code of Practice and Guidance
Document as well as The Provision and Use of
Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and any
subsequent amendments.
PERSONAL/GENERAL SAFETY
1. Do not use any power tool whilst under the
influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.
Always use common sense when operating a
power tool, failure to do so can result in
serious personal injury.
2. Always use the correct personal protective
equipment and clothing meeting the current
UK and EU legislation. A dust mask, safety
shoes, hard hat, rubber gloves, correct eye
protection and hearing protectors should
always be used. Wear a protective hair
covering to contain long hair. Loose clothing
and jewellery and other such items of clothing
should not be worn.
3. Keep hands, hair, clothing, jewellery clear of
any moving parts of power tools/cutters/
accessories at all times.
4. Do not use power tools in the rain or in wet
conditions.
5. Keep children and other visitors away whilst
operating any power tool. Do not let them
touch or operate any tools or attachments.
You can loose control and injure yourself or
bystanders if distracted.
6. When using power tools outside use a
suitable outdoor extension cord.
7. If outdoor use of a power tool is unavoidable,
use a suitable RCD (residual current device)
protected supply.
8. Keep the work area well lit and clean and
ensure that there is enough room to work
safely.
9. Do not abuse the cord/cable. Power tools or
accessories should never be carried, pulled
or unplugged by their cord/cable. Keep the
cord/cable away from heat, oil, moving parts
or sharp edges.
10.Do not use a power tool if the switch does not
turn on and off. Get any defective switch
repaired by an authorised service agent.
11.When not in use always store power tools in
a dry secure area away from children. Do not
allow unfamiliar/unqualified users to operate
the power tool.
12.Always maintain all your power tools and all
accessories used in the operation of your
power tools.
13.Before using any power tool always check all
power tools, extension leads, RCD units,
plugs, accessories and cutters for any
damage, binding, obstructions, mounting,
breakage and correct alignment throughly
before use. Failure to do so could result in
serious injury. Any damage found should be
repaired by an authorised service agent.
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14.Only use accessories approved and
recommended by the manufacturer.
15.Always check the condition of any cutters
before use. Keep cutting tools sharp and
clean and properly maintained, this will result
in a better and cleaner cut and less likely to
bind. Follow any instructions relating to
lubrication, sharpening or changing any
accessory/cutter.
16.To maintain optimum control and safety
always keep both hands on the power tool
and/or any attachments. Do not overreach,
keep a proper balanced footing at all times to
ensure total control of the power tool. Keep
both hands away from the cutting area.
Always power down the power tool and wait
for any cutter/spindle to stop before moving
the power tool or making any adjustments.
17.If connection to dust extraction and collection
facilities are provided, ensure that these are
correctly connected and properly used.
18.Always ensure any cutter/blade has stopped
moving. Disconnect the power tool and/or
accessory from any power supply/battery
when not in use, making any adjustments,
changing accessories (e.g. cutters/blades
etc.) or servicing. Always ensure the power
tool is stored in the off position.
19.Never force the power tool, use the correct
power tool and accessories that the job
requires.
20.Always use the power tool and any
accessories or attachments/jigs in
accordance with their instructions taking into
account the work to be performed and the
working conditions. No power tool or
attachment/accessory should be modified or
used for anything other than which it was
designed.
21.Always use relevant clamps or other practical
solutions to support the workpiece safely and
securely.
22.Never leave power tool running unattended.
Do not move or leave a power tool until it has
come to a complete stop.
23.Any accessory or attachment being used
should be kept stable and level at all times.
24.Make sure that any adjustment keys or
spanners are removed and the tool can turn/
operate freely before turning on any power
tool.
25.Before connecting any power tool to a power
supply/battery ensure that the switch is in the
“OFF” position.
26.Always use all guards supplied and check
they are in good working order.
27.Before commencing work check that all bolts,
screws, fixings and fastenings on any power
tool, accessory, attachment, cutter or jig are
tight and secure according to the
manufacturers specifications. Routinely check
if using for a prolonged period.
28.Before commencing any work, check your
workpiece is clear of any metal parts. (e.g.
nails, screws, staples etc.)
29.Hand held power tools can produce
significant levels of vibration. Always refer to
the power tools specifications and any
relevant Health and Safety guides before use.
30.Always have your power tool regularly
serviced by an approved service centre.
ROUTER SAFETY
1. Read and understand all the instructions for
your router, attachments and cutters before
use.
2. Always hold the router with both hands using
the handles. Ensure that the power cord is
kept well clear of the cutter and the workpiece
at all times to prevent damage or snagging.
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3. Make sure that the router cutter is clear of the
workpiece before starting the motor.
4. Check that the collet nut is secure to prevent
the cutter from slipping.
5. Never touch the cutter straight after use as
it’s very hot.
6. Do not tighten the collet without a cutter in
place.
7. Always use cutters that are sharp and free
from damage.
8. Keep both hands on the router and never
place them in or around the cutting area or
below the workpiece for any reason.
9. Always keep the router base plate firmly in
contact with the Scribe-Master jig base plate
when cutting.
10.Keep the cutting pressure constant, the
cutting direction should always be opposite to
the routers direction of rotation. Never back-
out or climb-out of a cut.
11.At the end of a cut, release the plunge action
and allow the cutter to come to a complete
stop before moving the router or putting the
router down.
12.Always use the recommended diameter of
cutters for the router. Never use cutters
exceeding the maximum diameter in the
technical data.
13.Cutters should be inserted into a collet of the
corresponding size of the shank diameter all
the way to the line indicated on the shank. If
there is no line then 3/4 of the shank length
should be held in the collet.
14.Follow the correct fitting instructions in your
routers instruction manual for fitting the collet,
nut and cutter.
15.Always use the correct cutters in a router,
other cutters such as drill or boring bits
should never be used.
16.Always disconnect the router from its power
source prior to making any adjustments or
changing cutters.
17.Keep the router handles and gripping
surfaces dry, clean and free from grease and
oil.
18.Never exceed the maximum speed marked
on the cutter or its instructions. See Scribe-
Masters recommended speed for achieving
the best scribes in “Cutting The Workpiece”.
19.Before commencing a cut, check that there
are no obstructions in the path of the router or
beneath the workpiece.
20.Do not over tighten the collet nut, this should
be hand tightened with the spanner provided
by the manufacturer, no extension or extra
force should be used.
21.Periodically check the collet and nut. If these
are damaged or worn this can cause
excessive vibration and cutter damage.
22.If you encounter excessive vibrations whilst
using the router, stop the router immediately
and check that the cutter is correctly installed
into the router. If the vibrations continue take
the router to an approved service centre to
check the eccentricity of the router and router
cutter.
23.When fitting a 30mm guide bush care should
be taken to ensure that the cutter is correctly
centred in the bush. Failure to do so will
result in a sub optimum cut.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
RESIDUAL RISK
Although the operating manuals and safety
instructions for all power tools and accessories/
attachments contain detailed instructions on how
to operate them safely. Using all power tools and
their corresponding accessories and attachments
involves a certain residual risk which cannot be
completely avoided by safety mechanisms.
These include:
•Risk of injury due to flying particles.
•Risk of personal injury due to prolonged use.
•Risk of burns due to accessories becoming hot
during operation.
•Impairment of hearing.
All power tools should therefore be used with
caution!
BOX CONTENTS
1. Main jig
2. Feet (attached)
3. Comb alignment tool
4. Router bit (If included as special offer)
5. Letter box slide
6. Router base plate
7. Material lock down bolt
8. Operating instructions
9. Rear material slide (attached)
10.Lobe handles (attached)
11.Split out block screws
FURTHER ITEMS REQUIRED
•Plunge Router
•30mm Guide Bush
•Suitable work bench, table, mitre saw stand or
floor.
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PARTS LIST
1. Main top plate
2. Lower top plate
3. Base plate
4. Rear material slide
5. Letter box slide
6. Router base plate
7. Router base plate follow pin
8. Comb assembly stop end with 3 holes
9. Comb assembly stop end with 1 hole
10.Comb assembly stabiliser bar
11.Combs
12.Comb assembly locating pin
13.Comb locking knob
14.Comb lockdown knob
15.Rear material guide stops
16.Rear material slide stop knob
17.Rear material slide nut
18.Rear material slide lock down knob
19.Material lock down bolt with swivel foot & nut
20.Roller stop knob
21.Roller stop nut
22.Roller stop washer
23.Socket screws M8 x 65mm
24.Socket screws M8 x 45mm
25.50mm Spacers
26.32mm Spacers
27.10mm Spacers
28.Rubber feet
29.Split out block fixing screws 5x30mm
30.Instruction manual
31.Rubber mounting strip
32.Comb alignment tool
SPARE PARTS CAN BE ORDERED
FROM OUR WEBSITE:
WWW.SCRIBEMASTER.COM
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ACCESSORIES
Scribe Cutter:
Ref. SMC02
Only a genuine Scribe-Master 4/40/100/6.35
cutter should be used. The cutter has been
specifically designed and tested to deliver the
most accurate cut and is made with the highest
quality cobalt steel to ensure the maximum
strength and life of the cutter is maintained.
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Heavy Duty Bag:
Ref. SMCBP
The carry case is specifically designed for
maximum protection and ease of transportation
for the Scribe-Master PRO. (Feet need to be
removed for transportation)
Chop Saw Stand Mounting Kit:
Ref: SMMKP
The bench mount kit is designed to work with
almost all brands of mitre saw stands.

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SCRIBE-MASTER PRO JIG OVERVIEW & SETUP POSITION
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SCRIBE-MASTER PRO CUTTING POSITION
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SETTING UP THE JIG
REMOVE THE SCRIBE MASTER PRO FROM
THE PACKAGING
•CHECK THAT THERE IS NO DAMAGE OR
IMPERFECTION ON YOUR NEW JIG.
•CHECK THAT ALL THE COMPONENTS ARE
ENCLOSED. USING THE ITEMS ENCLOSED
LIST.
•PLEASE RECYCLE ALL PACKAGING.
•READ ALL THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
PRIOR TO USE
FITTING THE FEET
•STAND THE JIG ON ITS BACK END AND
SCREW THE 6 FEET ON. (IF ANY ARE NOT
ALREADY FITTED)
•WE RECOMMEND THAT THE FEET ARE
ATTACHED EVEN IF YOU ARE ATTACHING
THE JIG TO A MITRE SAW STAND USING
THE OPTIONAL ACCESSORY (SMMKP).
THEY WILL PROTECT THE ROLLER STOP
KNOBS ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE BASE
PLATE FROM DAMAGE.!
ENSURE THAT ALL THE BOLTS AND KNOBS
AND SLIDES ARE IN THE CORRECT
STARTING POSITION.
•SEE SCRIBE-MASTER SET UP DIAGRAM ON
PAGE 10.
SAFE WORKING PRACTICE
•WE RECOMMEND THAT THE JIG IS
ATTACHED TO A CHOP SAW STAND USING
THE MITRE SAW STAND MOUNTING KIT
ACCESSORY (SMMKP).
•THE JIG CAN ALSO BE USED ON A TABLE,
WORKMATE, WORKBENCH OR EVEN THE
FLOOR BUT IT MUST BE IN A STABLE
POSITION.
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FITTING THE SPLIT OUT BLOCK
•PREPARE A PIECE OF TIMBER
(SIZE 150-170mm x 25-30mm x 30-40mm)
•PUSH THE TIMBER UP TIGHT TO THE SPLIT
OUT BLOCK RETAINING GUIDE.
•SCREW SECURELY INTO PLACE. (USE
SREWS PROVIDED 5x30mm)
•THE FRONT EDGE OF THE RETAINING
GUIDE, LINES UP WITH THE FRONT EDGE
OF THE ADJACENT SPACERS.
•CHECK WITH A STRAIGHT EDGE THAT
EVERYTHING LINES UP CORRECTLY.
SETTING THE ROLLER STOP SLIDES
•SLIDE THE WORK PIECE IN BETWEEN THE
TOP PLATE AND THE BASE PLATE.
•ENSURE THAT THE MOST INTRICATE PART
OF THE WORK PIECE IS PUSHED UP TIGHT
AGAINST THE SPACERS & SPLIT OUT
BLOCK.
•THE BACK FACE OF THE WORK PIECE
SHOULD BE AGAINST THE RUBBER
STRIPPING ON THE BASE PLATE.
•PUSH THE ROLLER STOPS UP TIGHT
AGAINST THE WORK PIECE AND LOCK
INTO PLACE. THIS ALLOWS FOR EASY
PUTTING IN AND RETRACTING OF THE
WORK PIECE.
SETTING THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE
•CHECK THAT THE WALLS ARE PLUMB.
•IF THE WALLS ARE PLUMB USE A SLIDING
SQUARE UP AGAINST THE FRONT EDGE OF
THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE. AND LOCK
THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE IN A SQUARE
POSITION USING THE 2 KNOBS.
•IF THE WALLS ARE NOT PLUMB. USE A
BEVEL AND SET THE REAR MATERIAL
SLIDE TO THE CORRECT ANGLE AND LOCK
INTO POSITION
•PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS A LIMIT TO
HOW FAR OUT OF PLUMB THIS JIG WILL
WORK. A LOT WILL DEPEND ON THE WALLS
AND THE WORK PIECE. (THERE IS NO SET
DEGREE)
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SETTING UP THE WORK PIECE IN THE REAR
MATERIAL SLIDE
•CUT AN OFF-CUT FROM THE WORK PIECE
TO BE SCRIBED. THIS SHOULD BE A
SQUARE CUT. THE SIZE OF THE OFF CUT
SHOULD BE A SIZE THE OPERATOR FEELS
COMFORTABLE WITH. (WE RECOMMEND
40-50MM WIDE.)
•PLACE THE WORK PIECE INTO THE SET
OUT CHANNEL ON THE TOP PLATE.
ENSURING THAT THE MOST INTRICATE
PART IS PUSHED UP TIGHT AGAINST THE
TOP EDGE OF THE CHANNEL.
•THE REAR FACE OF THE WORK PIECE
SHOULD BE PUSHED UP TIGHT AGAINST
THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE.
ALIGNING THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE
STOPS
•ONE SLIDE STOP SHOULD BE PUSHED UP
TIGHTLY AGAINST THE BOTTOM OF THE
OFF-CUT AND SET FLUSH WITH THE
FRONT EDGE OF THE OFF-CUT AND
TIGHTENED DOWN.
•THE OTHER SLIDE STOP SHOULD BE
PUSHED UP AGAINST THE TOP OF THE
OFF-CUT. WITH THE FRONT EDGE FLUSH
WITH THE SMALLEST PART OF THE
WORKPIECE OFF-CUT AND TIGHTENED
DOWN.
•THE SLIDE STOPS HAVE THREE
FUNCTIONS.
•THE FIRST IS TO CLAMP THE WORK
PIECE IN THE RIGHT POSITION WHILE
THE COMBS ARE ALIGNED.
•THE SECOND IS TO GIVE A SMOOTH
RUN FOR THE FOLLOW PIN AND THE
CORRESPONDING ROUTER CUT.
•THE THIRD IS TO STOP THERE BEING A
SMALL RADIUS ON THE ENTRY AND
EXIT CUT OF THE WORK PIECE.
•WHEN THE WORK PIECE IS A CHAMFERED,
BULL NOSED OR PENCIL ROUND. THERE IS
NO NEED TO USE THE UPPER MOST SLIDE
STOP. (WITH THESE TYPES OF MOULDING
THERE ISNT A FLAT END-CUT ON THE
WORK PIECE).
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ALIGNING THE COMBS AND COMB
ASSEMBLY
•ENSURE THE COMB ASSEMBLY IS IN THE
SET-UP POSITION. (THE COMB ASSEMBLY
WILL UNDERLINE THE WORDS “SET-UP”
MARKED ON THE TOP PLATE.)
•THE UPPERMOST LOCK DOWN BOLT
SHOULD BE TIGHTENED WHILST THE
LOWER SHOULD BE LEFT SLIGHTLY
LOOSE, THIS ALLOWS THE COMBS TO BE
TIGHTENED.
•MAKE SURE THE COMB ASSEMBLY
LOCKING KNOBS ARE LOOSE PRIOR TO
SETTING UP COMBS. (CHECK THIS BY
SLIDING THE COMBS BACK AND FORTH.)
•USE THE COMB ALIGNMENT TOOL TO
PUSH THE COMBS UP TIGHT AGAINST THE
WORK PIECE ENSURING THAT THEY FILL
ALL THE GAPS, GROOVES AND SLOTS.
(TIME SPENT ON THIS PROCEDURE WILL
GREATLY IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR
FINAL CUT. SO BE SURE TO TAKE YOUR
TIME AND BE THOROUGH. THE JIG WILL
SHORTEN YOUR CUTTING TIME PER
SCRIBE BY AT LEAST 90%, SO TIME SPENT
ON GETTING THE SET UP RIGHT, IS TIME
WELL SPENT.
•ONCE THE COMBS ARE SET LOCK THEM
INTO PLACE USING THE TWO LOCKING
KNOBS ON THE TOP END OF THE COMB
ASSEMBLY. (DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
HAND TIGHT IS MORE THAN ENOUGH).
THE JIG IS NOW READY TO BE MOVED
INTO THE CUTTING POSITION
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CUTTING THE WORK PIECE
MOVING THE COMBS TO THE CUTTING
POSITION
•TO REMOVE THE OFF CUT OF THE WORK
PIECE FROM THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE.
UNDO THE FRONT LOCK DOWN KNOB
FROM THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE AND
LIFT OUT. LOOSEN THE REAR KNOB AND
SLIDE THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE STOP
BACK. THEN LOCK DOWN.
•THE REAR MATERIAL SLIDE SHOULD NOW
BE AWAY FROM THE MATERIAL LOCK
DOWN SLOT.
•PLACE THE LOOSE KNOB INTO THE
REDUNDANT HOLE IN THE REAR
MATERIAL SLIDE. THE OFF CUT CAN BE
REMOVED.
•REMOVE THE COMB ASSEMBLY LOCK
DOWN KNOBS AND TURN THE COMB
ASSEMBLY OVER. (THE PIN HOLES ARE
SPECIFIC SO THEY CANNOT BE
INCORRECTLY LOCATED)
•THE COMB ASSEMBLY SHOULD NOW
UNDERLINE THE WORDS “CUT”.
•REPLACE THE TWO LOCK DOWN KNOBS
AND LOCK DOWN HAND TIGHT.
THE JIG IS NOW SETUP TO
MAKE REPEATED CUTS.
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ADDING THE WORK PIECE
•SLIDE THE WORK PIECE IN BETWEEN THE
TOP PLATE AND THE BASE PLATE.
•ENSURE THAT THE MOST INTRICATE PART
OF THE MOULDING IS TOUCHING THE
SPACERS (OPPOSITE SIDE TO THE
ROLLER STOPS) & THE SPLIT OUT BLOCK .
WITH THE BACK OF THE WORK PIECE
TOUCHING THE BASE PLATE RUBBER
STRIPS.
•ENSURE THAT THE WORK PIECE IS FAR
ENOUGH ALONG THE JIG SO THAT IT WILL
BE CUT BY THE ROUTER AND THEN
INSERT THE MATERIAL LOCK DOWN NUT
INTO ITS CHANNEL AND LOCK DOWN BY
TURNING THE BOLT. (DO NOT OVER
TIGHTEN)
MAKING THE CUT
•SLOT THE LETTER BOX SLIDE ONTO ONTO
THE GROOVES ON THE LOWER TOP
PLATE. ENSURE THAT THE SLIDE IS THE
CORRECT WAY ROUND FOR THE CUT. THE
DOT MARK SHOULD BE CLOSEST TO THE
CORNER FACING THE COMBS FOR RIGHT
HAND SCRIBES. THIS GIVES THE
CORRECT BACK CUT FOR THE SCRIBE.
•IF YOU REQUIRE A LEFT HAND SCRIBE,
THEN YOU CAN SIMPLY PUT THE WORK
PIECE WITH ITS FRONT FACE
DOWNWARDS, WITH THE QUIRK STILL
POSITIONED AGAINST THE SPLIT OUT
BLOCK. SIMPLY ROTATE THE LETTER BOX
SLIDE WITH THE DOT FURTHERMOST
FROM THE COMBS. THIS WILL GIVE A LEFT
HANDED SCRIBE WITH CORRECT BACK
CUT.
•PLACE THE ROUTER BASE PLATE ON TOP
OF THE LETTER BOX SLIDE IN ITS
CORRECT GROOVES.
•ENSURE THAT THE ROUTER BASE PLATE
AND THE LETTER BOX SLIDE MOVE
FREELY. BEFORE PLACING THE ROUTER
WITH GUIDE BUSH INTO THE 30mm HOLE.
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•THE ROUTER MUST BE SET SO THAT THE
DEPTH OF CUT CLEARS THE BOTTOM OF
THE WORK PIECE BY 2mm
•MOVE THE ROUTER BASEPLATE TO THE
LEFT HAND SIDE AND ENGAGE THE GUIDE
PIN AGAINST THE RUN IN PART OF THE
COMBS (SET BY THE REAR MATERIAL
GUIDE STOPS)
•THE ROUTER SPEED SHOULD BE SET
ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF MATERIAL
BEING CUT.
•SOFTWOOD - 16,000 - 18,500 RPM
•HARDWOOD - 18,500 - 21,000 RPM
•THIS IS NORMALLY AT THE LOWER END OF
THE SPEED ADJUSTER. (CHECK THE
ROUTERS INSTRUCTION MANUAL TO
ATTAIN THE CORRECT SPEED SETTING)
•IF A HIGHER SPEED IS SELECTED THE
CUTTER WILL BURN THE WORK PIECE
RATHER THAN CUT IT AND IT WILL ALSO
REDUCE THE CUTTER LIFE
CONSIDERABLY.
•PLUNGE THE ROUTER TO THE CORRECT
DEPTH AND LOCK DOWN.
•TURN ON THE ROUTER AND ONCE IT HAS
COME UP TO SPEED MOVE THE ROUTER
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT KEEPING THE GUIDE
PIN IN CONTACT WITH THE COMBS.
VERY IMPORTANT - THERE IS NO NEED
TO PUSH HARD AGAINST THE COMBS
WITH THE GUIDE PIN - LET THE ROUTER
DO THE WORK. IF YOU PUSH HARD
AGAINST THE COMBS YOU COULD
DISTORT THE CUT!
•THE CUTTER WILL CUT ACCORDING TO
THE COMB SET UP. CONTINUE TO CUT ALL
THE WAY TO THE RIGHT HAND SIDE AND
INTO THE SACRIFICIAL BLOCK.
•ONCE THE SCRIBE IS CUT TURN OFF THE
ROUTER AND LET IT STOP AND RELEASE
THE LOCK.
•THE WORK PIECE CAN NOW BE REMOVED
BY LOOSENING THE MATERIAL
LOCKDOWN BOLT AND SLIDING THE
WORKPIECE OUT OF THE JIG.
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MAINTENANCE
•KEEP THE JIG AWAY FROM DIRECT
MOISTURE
•CLEAN THE JIG THOROUGHLY AFTER USE
•ENSURE THE COMBS ARE SECURE WHEN
TRANSPORTING THE JIG
•REMOVE THE FEET BEFORE PUTTING IN
THE BAG. (TO ENSURE NO DAMAGE TO JIG
DURING TRANSPORT)
•DO NOT USE ANY LUBRICATION ON THE
COMBS!
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
•CAN THE JIG DEAL WITH OUT OF PLUMB
WALLS?
•YES THE JIG CAN BE ADJUSTED TO CUT
OUT OF PLUMB WALLS.
•CAN THE JIG DO BACK CUTS TO DEAL
WITH OUT OF SQUARE CORNERS?
•YES THE JIG HAS A BACK CUT IN BUILT
INTO ITS SET UP.
•CAN THE JIG BE MOUNTED ONTO A CHOP
SAW STAND.
•YES THE JIG CAN BE MOUNTED ONTO
MOST CHOP SAW STANDS USING OUR
MOUNTING ACCESSORY KIT (SMMKP)
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2 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
This limited warranty applies only to this
Scribe-Master Pro Jig sold either directly or via
authorised resellers. Scribe-Master guarantees
that it is free from defects in materials or
workmanship under normal use during the
Limited Warranty Period. The Limited Warranty
Period starts on the date of purchase of the jig.
You must supply your dated sales or delivery
receipt, showing the date of purchase of the
product. During the Limited Warranty Period,
Scribemaster Ltd will, at its discretion, repair or
replace any defective component. All component
parts removed under this Limited Warrant
become the property of Scribemaster Ltd. In the
unlikely event that your jig has a recurring failure,
Scribemaster Ltd at its sole discretion, may elect
to provide a replacement unit of Scribemaster’s
choosing that is the same or equivalent to your
jig in performance or give you a refund of your
purchase price instead of a replacement.
This guarantee does not affect the consumer’s
statutory rights under local law, or the
consumer’s rights against the dealer arising from
their sales/purchase contract.
This guarantee is limited to consumers who have
purchased this product in the UK or Eire.
The receipt of the original purchase is
your proof of purchase!
This guarantee does not cover normal wear and
tear, damage due to misuse, abuse, accidents or
non-compliance with the precautions, improper
maintenance or product modification.
The guarantee does not cover any damage(s),
losses, costs or expenses, direct, indirect or
incidental, consequential or special, arising out
of, or related to the product.
Jigs purchased second hand are not covered by
the (2) year warranty, unless otherwise stipulated
by local law.
During the guarantee period, the jig will be either
repaired or replaced at any of the Scribemaster
authorised dealers or Scribemaster Ltd.
Guarantee with respect to the jig will be limited to
the countries where the product has been initially
marketed.
Warranty Check List
1. Is an original valid proof of purchase
available?
2. Is the jig still within the warranty period?
3. Is the jig complete with all it’s parts?
4. Has the damage been caused by a defect in
materials or workmanship?
You must be able to answer YES to questions
1-4 in order to be able to make a claim.
5. Has the jig been abused or show evidence of
excessive wear?
6. Does the jig show evidence of damage
caused by external influences?
You must be able to answer NO to questions 5 &
6 in order to be able to make a claim.
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Scribemaster Ltd.
Unit13, Poulton Close Business Centre
Dover, CT17 0HL England
Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.scribemaster.com
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