Bosch Power Tools 1619EVS manual Coarse Depth Adjustment, Coarse Adjustment Indicator

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COARSE DEPTH ADJUSTMENT

This system allows you to quickly make large changes in plunge depth or bit height.

1.To unlock the coarse adjustment knob, move the coarse adjustment lock to the left. (counter-clockwise).

2.Rotate the coarse adjustment knob clockwise to lower the depth rod, producing a shallower cut. Rotate the coarse adjustment knob counter-clockwise to raise the depth rod, producing a deeper cut (Fig. 8).

3.To lock the depth rod at desired setting, simply turn the coarse adjustment lock to the right and press down firmly.

COARSE ADJUSTMENT INDICATOR

The coarse adjustment indicator can be moved independently of the coarse adjustment knob. This allows the indicator to be zeroed at any given depth. After zeroing, when the knob is rotated, the indicator rotates with it, indicating the change in the depth of cut in fractions of an inch. Increasing numbers indicate deeper cut. (An optional metric coarse adjustment indicator is available separately.)

COARSE	COARSE
ADJUSTMENT	ADJUSTMENT
LOCK	INDICATOR

REFERENCE

MARK

FIG. 8

COARSE

ADJUSTMENT KNOB

DEPTH ROD

FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB	FINE
The fine adjustment knob allows extremely	ADJUSTMENT
precise adjustment of the bit depth. One	KNOB
complete revolution equals 2mm or
approximately 5/64". It should be adjusted only	FINE
after the coarse adjustment lock is locked.
	ADJUSTMENT
Rotating the fine adjustment knob counter-
	INDICATOR
clockwise causes the depth rod to move up,
producing a shallower cut. Rotating the fine	0
adjustment knob clockwise causes the depth	REFERENCE
rod to move down, producing a deeper cut
	MARK
(Fig. 9).
FINE ADJUSTMENT INDICATOR
The fine adjustment indicator can be moved
independently of the fine adjustment knob.
This allows the indicator ring to be zeroed at	FIG. 9
any given depth. After zeroing, when the knob
is rotated, the indicator turns with it, indicating
the fine change in the depth of cut (in mm or
fractions of an inch). Fine depth adjustment in
increments as small as 0.1 mm (.004") is
possible (Fig. 9).

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