Milling With Template Guide; Milling With Centring Tip; Cleaning/Maintenance - Parkside POF 1200 B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Tighten the retaining screws (9).
2. Move the turned on machine
along the workpiece edge with
lateral pressure on the parallel
stop (24).

Milling with template guide

By means of the template guide (25), you
can transfer contours from templates to
workpieces.
Inserting the template
guide:
1. Screw off the suction adapter as
applies.
2. Insert the template guide (25) into
the sliding plate (11). The ball
race (26) must point down.
3. Fasten the template guide (25)
to the recessed head screws (21)
that are included in the delivery.
Inserting the cutter:
4. Insert a cutter that has a diameter
smaller than the inner diameter of
the template guide (25).
5. Set the desired cutting depth (see
"Initial operation").
Milling with template guide
6. Loosen the clamping lever
( 19) and lower the machine
downward until the previously set
cutting depth is reached.
7. Move the machine with protrud-
ing template guide (25) along the
template. Apply slight pressure
during this work.
The template must be at least as
high as the ball race (26) of the
template guide (25).
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Milling with centring tip

By means of the centring tip, you can do
circular milling work.
1. Turn the parallel stop (24) around
so that the stop edge points up.
2. Screw on the centring tip (23)
on the parallel stop by means of
the butterfly nut. In the process,
counter lock the centring tip in
the long hole of the combination
wrench
( 27).
3. Screw the guide bars (29) of the
parallel stop (24) on the base-
plate (10) and tighten the retain-
ing screws (9).
4. Push the centring tip (23) in the
marked centre of the circle to be
cut.
5. Move the machine circularly once
in the circle around the centring
tip (23).

Cleaning/maintenance

Ask our service centre to carry out
any work that is not described in
these instructions. Use only original
parts. In this way you avoid dam-
age to the appliance and possible
injury to people.
Pull out the power plug before car-
rying out any work on the equip-
ment. There is a risk of electrocution
or of injury from moving parts.
Always wear protective gloves
when handling cutters to avoid cut-
ting yourself.