IGM Professional Tools FK650 Mode D'emploi page 5

Operating instructions EN
Cutting of outer 90° joint
If you have the possibility, place worktop M1 on the base and across worktop F1 so as to enable plotting of the
cutting line on the lower part of worktop M1 (fig. 9). After tracing the inner connection of worktop F1 on the
lower part of worktop M1, rotate worktop M1 upwards by its underside and plot a compensatory cutting line in
the direction away from the connection. This compensatory cutting line is shifted from the cutting line by 9 mm
(FK650) resp. 8,5 mm (FK651) and is the difference between the cutting plane and the edge of jig FK (fig. 10).
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Remove the sliding length stop from the hole. Insert two metal stops into the B holes from the facing side of FK and
place the FK onto worktop M1 (which is rotated upwards by its underside) by the facing side according to (fig. 11).
Set the distant edge of the jig FK (see arrows) exactly according to the plotted compensatory cutting line.
Now tighten FK to the kitchen worktop and working table using
the clamps and check that the clamps do not hinder the movement
of the router in the jig groove and that they are well tightened. Set
the cutting depth on the router. Insert the router and begin to cut
the joint on multiple-pass from left to right. Copy the edge of jig
which is closer to the remaining kitchen worktop (fig. 11). If you
don't cut all the worktop thickness at one cut, you can use for rough
cutting the opposite edge the jig groove and so you will have ca.
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1,5 – 7 mm of material left for the final cutting. Now use the right
edge of the groove (fig. 8) and make the final clean cut. Keep the
right direction of routing – the tool must cut the edge counter-rotational.
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Compensation of wall right angle of 90° joint
FK enables compensation of wall right angles of up to 3° by turning the outer connection on worktop M1. The
connection which shall compensate the wall right angle shall however never be as precise as the joint to 90°.
The sliding length stop is cut to a point, according to which turning of FK up to 3° is performed (fig. 12 and 13).
If you have the possibility, place worktop M1 on the base and across worktop F1 so as to enable plotting of the
cutting line on the lower part of worktop M1. After tracing the inner connection of worktop F1 on the lower
part of worktop M1, rotate worktop M1 upwards by its underside and plot a compensatory cutting line in the
direction away from the connection. This compensatory cutting line is shifted from the cutting line by 9 mm
(FK650) resp. 8,5 mm (FK651) and is the difference between the cutting plane and the edge of jig FK (fig. 10).
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