Adjusting The Secondary Handle; Adjusting The Bevel Angle; Adjusting The Cutting Height; Anti-Slip Rubber Grips - GMC BJ11OM Handbuch

Adjusting the secondary handle

1. Using the allen key loosen the hex screw on each side of
the handle (fig B).
2. Position the handle to the desired position (fig C).
3. Tighten the 2 hex screws to secure the handle in position.
B

Adjusting the bevel angle

The adjustable tilt feature allows slots to be cut on a
bevelled edge.
1. Loosen the bevel adjustment lever by rotating it in an
anti-clockwise direction (fig D).
2. Move the main fence to the desired angle between
0° and 90° using the bevel scale and pointer as
a guide (fig E).
3. Tighten the bevel adjustment lever to secure the
fence in position.
D

Adjusting the cutting height

The height of the fence can be adjusted to let you make
biscuit slots at different depths down from the surface
of the workpiece.
1. Ensure that the main fence is set at 0°.
2. Attach the height adjustment fence to the main fence by
sliding it over the top of the main fence.
3. Position the height adjustment
fence to the desired height
using the scale on the main
fence as a guide (fig F & G).
C
4. Tighten the height adjustment
lever by rotating it in a
clockwise direction to secure
the fence in position (fig H).

Anti-slip rubber grips

Biscuit jointers tend to pull to the
right when making a cut. The
anti-slip rubber grips have been
provided to reduce this effect
and help keep the biscuit joiner
steady on the workpiece (fig I).
E

Changing the blade

CAUTION. Always ensure that the biscuit joiner is switched
off and unplugged from the power supply before making any
adjustments.
1. Loosen and remove the 4
screws on the base of the
biscuit joiner.
2. Remove the base plate to
reveal the blade (fig J).
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