Operating Tips (cont.)

Typical Types of Joints

Miter Joints

T-Joints

Joining

Butt Joints

Figure 9

 

Edge-to-Edge

 

 

Cuts

 

Plan the biscuit slot at a point at least 2-1/2" from the outer edge of the board. Allow at least 1" between slots in multiple plate applications for best results. Mark all slots on both boards at the same time to assure proper alignment.

Face of wood

Ends of

wood

Figure 10

Figure 11

Safety

Setup

1.Begin with the Joiner base cutting into the end of the wood, rather than the face as illustrated below.

Figure 11

2.If possible, lay the workpieces as they will be joined together and mark a center line across the join to mark the center of cut to be made.

3.Otherwise, mark the center line of each cut individually.

4.Adjust the fences to the angle and depth needed to make the cut (See Tool Set Up section). Align center line on face plate with the pencil mark on wood then make the cut.

Operation

Maintenance

Item 68987

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Chicago Electric 68987 owner manual Typical Types of Joints