Festool LR 32 accessories - Manual (Page 8)

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Hole drilling system
The specifi ed illustrations can be found at
the beginning of the operating instructions.
1 Intended use
The hole drilling system is used for drilling
rows of holes with spacing of 32 mm in con-
junction with Festool routers.
2 Safety instructions
• Please always observe the safety instruc-
tions of the hand-held router.
• Only the following hand-held routers may
be used in the hole drilling system: OF
900, OF 1000, OF 1010, OF 1400 (all ver-
sions in each case).
3 Assembly
3.1 Guide plate
Set the guide play of the guide plate on the
guide rail before you secure the router:
– Place the guide plate (1.9) on a guide
rail.
– Set the guide jaws (1.8) with a screwdriv-
er so that the guide plate slides free of
play on the guide rail.
3.2 Securing lateral stops
– Place the lateral stops with the groove of
the guide block (1.6) on the guide rail.
– Clamp the guide block fi rmly with the ro-
tary knob (1.7).
3.3 Adjusting lateral stops
This setting only has to be made once before
initial use.
– Open the rotary knob (1.1) of the stop
slide (1.2).
– Push the stop slide until the zero markings
on the stop slide and stop rod (1.10) are
aligned.
– Close the rotary knob (1.1) of the stop
slide.
– Open the screw (1.5).
– Slide the guide plate towards the lateral
stop until the pin (1.3) of the stop slide
engages in the groove (1.4) of the guide
plate.
– Tighten the screw (1.5) fi rmly again.
3.4 Securing the router
a) OF 900, OF 1000, OF 1010
– Secure the centring pin (2.1) in the collet
of the router.
– Open the rotary knobs (2.2, 2.5).
– Centre the router with the centring pin on
the guide plate.
– Close the rotary knobs (2.2, 2.5) so that
the router is clamped with the clamping
elements (2.3, 2.4) on the guide plate.
– Replace the centring pin with a dowel drill
bit.
b) OF 1400
– Secure the centring pin (3.1) in the collet
of the router.
– Remove the rotary knobs (2.2, 2.5) and
clamping elements (2.3, 2.4).
– Centre the router with the centring pin on
the guide plate.
– Secure the router with the screws (3.4) on
the guide plate.
– Replace the centring pin with a dowel drill
bit.
3.5 Securing the longitudinal stops
(Fig. 4)
Both longitudinal stops must be secured to
the ends of the guide rail. During subse-
quent work, the longitudinal stops defi ne the
distance between the workpiece edge and
the middle of the fi rst bore. This dimension
can be 9.5 mm, 16 mm or 32 mm.
Fastening: see Fig. 4.
4 Working with the FS-LR 32
First track of holes (Fig. 6A):
– Set the stop slide (6.2) of the lateral stops
to the desired distance between the track
of holes and the workpiece edge. The
scales on the stop rods (6.1) indicate the
set distance. The vernier scale on the stop
slide allows you to set the distance to an
accuracy of 1/10 mm.
– Align the guide rail with lateral stops and
longitudinal stop (6.3) on the workpiece.
– Secure the guide rail with screw clamps
FSZ (6.4) on the workpiece.
– Recommendation: Mark the position of the
fi rst (R1) and last (Rz) dowel bore on the
guide plate through inspection glass (3.3)
of the guide plate. This makes it easier for
you to process other workpieces.
– Press the rocker (3.2) laterally. This raises
the pin in the centre of the rocker out of
the bore and the guide plate can be pushed
on the guide rail.
– Push the guide plate with router into the
desired position. Release the rocker so
that the rocker pin engages in a bore on
the guide rail.
– If you require dowel holes at the end of
the guide rail, you can remove the longitu-
dinal stop after clamping the guide rail on
the workpiece.
– Drill the dowel holes one after the other.
Second track of holes (Fig. 6B):
– Turn either the guide rail or workpiece
180°.
– Place the workpiece against the other lon-
gitudinal stop (6.5).
– Recommendation: Transfer the position of