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INSTRUCTIONS FOR
C2125 CORNER LOCK
MITER BIT
• Failure to follow these guidelines will result in
serious personal injury.
• ALWAYS WEAR ANSI APPROVED EYE AND EAR
PROTECTION when using this bit.
• Never feed lumber with the rotation of the cutter.
• Follow the safety guidelines set forth by the
manufacturer of the shaper.
These shaper bits have sharp edges. Use care
while removing the waxy protective coating. Never
turn on the shaper with the protective coating still
on the bit.
• Unplug shaper before installing or adjusting
cutter.
• Keep all guards and anti-kickback devices in
place.
• Double check bit to insure it is tight and
secure in router.
• Always inspect lumber and other wood materials
for cracks, knots, or other imperfections that
could cause lumber to kick or shatter while
milling.
To make the vertical cut:
1.
Adjust the cutter in the shaper until the center
of the lock notches are roughly half the height
of your material off the surface of the table.
2. Determine which side of your material you want
on the inside and what you want on the outside
of your 90° joint and
place the inside surface against the
fence.
3. Adjust the fence so the highest exposed portion
of the bit matches the thickness of the material
you are cutting.
4. Use scrap lumber that is the same thickness as
the workpiece to make a test cut.
WORKPIECE
THICKNESS
HEIGHT =
The Model C2125 Corner Lock Miter Bit offers a
convenient method for creating a tight-locking, easily glued 90° corner joint in materials ranging from
9
⁄16" to 1" wide. The large cutting surface and cutter
diameter require a moderate degree of power and
control. We recommend using this cutter with a
shaper rated at 1 horsepower or larger, particularly
when used with hardwoods and thicker materials.
INTRODUCTION
Note: These instructions and drawings are intended
for explanation and clarification purposes only as
they relate to this particular shaper cutter.
Miter Lock Bit
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To make your side cuts:
1. Place another test board flat against the table
and make another test cut, as shown in the figure to the right.
2. Place the two test board cuts together and
adjust bit height and fence location until your
test joints fit smoothly and precisely.
3. Once you are satisfied with your test results,
make your cuts with your actual project materials.
Always disconnect power to
the machine when setting up
or making adjustments.
Failure to do this may result
in serious personal injury.
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SHAPER TABLE
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