General-tools-and-instruments 861 Manual do Utilizador

USERS MANUALNo. 861PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FULLY BEFORE USING THIS JIGFOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS VISITWWW.GENERALTOOLS.COM/DOV

CUTTING JOINTS LONGER THAN THE JIG OPENINGJoints longer than the opening must be cut in multiple continuous segments. To align the jig withthe previou

EDGE TO EDGE JOINTING1. When cutting an edge joint, the round-overcreated by the dovetail jig must be eliminated inorder to join the two pieces of woo

CUTTING A BOX JOINT• When cutting a box joint, only use the “TAILS” portion of the jig for all cuts.• For box jointing, use a 1/2 in. diameter straigh

• Cut the slots in the first board with the board edge set flush with the right hand edge of thejig. (FIG. 20). Make the entry and exit cuts using the

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CONTENTSIntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Capacity and Specifications . . . . . . . .

INTRODUCTIONThank you for purchasing General Tools & Instruments’ DOVETAILERII Dovetail Jig. A simple andeasy way to make professional dovetail jo

CAPACITY AND SPECIFICATIONS:Accommodates stock from 1/2 in. to 1 in. thick.WHAT’S IN THE JIG KIT The fully assembled jig Two router table guide knobs

ANATOMY OF THE DOVETAILER II JIGDOVETAIL JIG ASSEMBLYNOTE: Your jig comes fully assembled for use. The addition of the router control knobs aids in th

USING THE BUILT-IN DEPTH GAUGEThe built-in Depth Gauge is used to set both the depth of the Dovetail Cutter during router setupas well as to control t

73. FIG.7 shows the dimension of thedovetail joint affected by the cutterheight.NOTE: Setting this height affects thelength of the Tails and the depth

6. Clamp the board to a workbench orsecure it in a vice as shown (FIG. 10)or if using a router table, make surethe face saying “cut tails this side” i

10. Make all cuts to the pins board. For those cuts, the router should ride on the surfacemarked “cut pins this side” shown in FIG. 13 & 14. Be su