Festool Conturo MFT/3 Manual de usuario

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Instruction manual

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Guide d’utilisation

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Manual de instrucciones

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MFT/3 MFT/KAPEX

Instruction manual

Guide d’utilisation

Manual de instrucciones

Health hazard by dust

Various dust created by

power sanding, sawing, grinding, drilling

and other construction activities contains

chemicals known (to the State of Califor-

nia) to cause cancer, birth defects or oth-

er reproductive harm. Some examples of

these chemicals are:

• Lead from lead-based paints,

• Crystalline silica from bricks and cement

and other masonry products,

• Arsenic and chromium from chemically-

treated lumber.

The risk from these exposures varies, de-

pending on how often you do this type of

work.

To reduce your exposure to these

chemicals work in a well venti-

lated area and use approved

safety equipment, such as dust

masks that are specially designed to ﬁlter out

microscopic particles.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

INJURY, USER MUST READ AND UN-

DERSTAND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

Table of Contents

Technical data 3

Symbols 4

Design 4

Intended use 4

MFT/3: Setting up and assembly 5

Step 1: Setting up 5

Step 2: Trim splinter guard 5

Step 3: Setting up the guide rail support 6

Step 4: Attaching the guide rail 7

Step 5:

Attaching the pre-set proﬁle setting

rail 7

Step 6: Calibrating angle 8

Step 7: Adjusting the pre-set proﬁle set-

ting rail 8

Step 8: Adjusting the guide rail in rela-

tion to the workpiece 9

Step 9: Adjusting the cutting depth for

sawing [Fig. 11] 9

MFT/KAPEX: Mounting the KAPEX 10

Maintenance 10

Turning the perforated top 10

Accessories, tools 10

Warranty 11

The multifunction table offers a wide range of application options! To ﬁnd out moreL

about possible machine applications, order the MFT application manual on the inter-

net.

Technical data

MFT/3

Bench dimensions

(width x length) 1157 x 773 mm

Bench height

- with foldaway legs 900 mm

- without foldaway legs 180 mm

max. working width 700 mm

max. workpiece thick-

ness 78 mm

Weight 28 kg

MFT/KAPEX

Bench dimensions

(width x length) 869 x 581 mm

Bench height

- with foldaway legs 790 mm

- without foldaway legs 180 mm

Weight 18 kg

Intended use

The multifunction table MFT/3 is de-

signed for safe, accurate sawing and

routing in combination with Festool elec-

tric power tools.

The clamping systems included in the ac-

cessories programme enable the user to

attach workpieces securely to the work-

top. The base becomes a work bench for

various tasks such as planing, sanding,

carving, etc.

The multifunction table MFT/KAPEX was

specially designed for attaching the

KAPEX KS 120.

The user bears the respon-

sibility for damage and accidents caused

by improper use.

1-3

1-4

1-8

1-7

1-5

1-6

1-9

1-10

1-1

1-2

1-3

1-4

1-8

1-7

1-5

1-6

1-9

1-10

Symbols

Warning of general danger

Read the Operating Instructions/

Notes!

Design

MFT/3 and MFT/KAPEX

[1-1] Bench consisting of: proﬁle frame,

corner feet, perforated top, fold-

away legs

MFT/3 only

[1-2] Support unit

[1-3] Guide rail FS 1080

[1-4] Swivel unit

[1-5] Pre-set proﬁle setting rail and

[1-6] Stop ruler

[1-7] Additional clamp for stop ruler

[1-8] Stop ﬂag MFT/3-AR

[1-9] Deﬂector 1

MFT/3:

Setting up and assembly

Accessory attachments can be secured at

different points on the multifunction table

to enable different working positions.

In the standard working position, the user

stands along one side of the bench [Fig. 2].

In these operating instructions, this side of

the bench is referred to as the "front".

Step 1: Setting up

Take the table out of the box. Screw on

the knobs [2-3] until the stop is reached.

Unfold the foldaway legs and tighten the

knobs on the joints to secure. Turn the end

cap [2-1] on the right to adjust the length

of the leg and compensate for an uneven

ﬂoor surface.

NOTE: The corner feet [2-2] are ﬁtted

with rubber caps so that the bench stands

securely when the legs are folded away.

Step 2: Trim splinter guard

Now you are ready to set up the guide rail

system. The ﬁrst thing to do is to trim the

splinter guard [3-4] of the guide rail using

your Festool plunge-cut saw.

Place your saw on top of the guide rail

and tune it to the track on the rail using a

screwdriver [3-3] to loosen or tighten the

front and back set screws so that there

is no play between the sole plate of the

saw and he raised portion of the guide

rail. However, make sure that the saw still

glides smoothly on top of the guide rail.

3-1 3-2

3-3

3-4

2-1

2-2

2-3

Adjust the speed of the saw [3-2] to a

setting of „6“ (maximum speed). Set the

depth of cut, using the depth stop adjust-

ment [3-1], to 8 mm (5 mm for the thick-

ness of the guide rail plus 3 mm cutting

depth) and cut the splinter guard along

the full length without interruption.

For trimming the splinter guard it is best

to use some sort of backing piece, such as

plywood or ﬁberboard.

The edge of the splinter guard now corre-

sponds exactly to the cutting edge.

Step 3: Setting up the

guide rail support

The table comes from the factory with two

stops [4-2, 4-4] pre-set on the long sides

of the proﬁle frame, opposite each other.

These are recommended working positions

for the support unit [4-2] and swivel unit

[4-4].

NOTE: During transport it is possible that

the set screws holding the stops may have

loosened. If this is the case, you will have

to position and retighten the registering

stops. Facing the front of the table, the

measurement is 8 3/4’’ from the side face

of the proﬁle frame at the right side of the

table. Facing the rear, the stop is approxi-

mately 7 2/3’’ from the side face at the left

side of the table.

The swivel unit [4-4] is mounted on the

rear long side, the support unit [4-2] on

the front side.

Both units are inserted into the proﬁle

groove from the left up to the stops with

the height adjustment [4-2] and the rota-

ry knob [4-1] released, and then clamped

with the rotary knob [4-1].

4-3

4-2

4-1

4-5

4-4

REAR

FRONT ( Working side)

5-25-1 Step 4: Attaching the guide rail

To attach the guide rail, place on the key

[5-2] and make sure that the end of the

rail is resting on the support plate and the

key is located correctly in the groove.

Secure the guide rail in this position with

the two screws [5-1] and tighten using the

hexagon wrench.

Lower the guide rail onto the support unit

so that the groove in the underside of the

guide rail ﬁts on to the pin [4-5] of the

support unit. The guide rail is properly at-

tached when only a very slight lateral pres-

sure is necessary for the pin to engage into

the guide rail.

The deﬂector [6-1] is pushed onto the end

of the guide rail. Close the rotary knob

[6-2]. The deﬂector prevents the extrac-

tion hose and the power cable from catch-

ing on the guide rail.

Step 5:

Attaching the pre-set

proﬁle setting rail

The rail can be attached at any point along

the clamping edge of the bench and is so

versatile, it can be used as a cross stop or

a longitudinal stop.

NOTE: Before attaching, make sure that

the V groove on the fence is not dirty.

Open the clamping jaws using the knob

[7-2]. Place the fence with guide rail [7-1]

onto the clamp rail from above. Secure the

clamp segment using the knob [7-2].

6-1 6-2

7-2

7-1

Step 6: Calibrating angle

Check the angle setting of the pre-set pro-

ﬁle setting rail before starting work. Align

the guide rail ﬁrst of all [Fig. 8].

Align the guide rail at right angles to the

pre-set proﬁle setting rail. If an angle of

90° is not possible, slide a support unit on

the guide rail until the angle is correct. Se-

cure the guide rail.

NOTE: Slide the relevant stop [4-3] along

the table proﬁle to retain the setting per-

manently.

If required, the pre-set proﬁle setting rail

can also be aligned in relation to the per-

forated top provided the necessary clamps

(accessories) are available.

Insert the clamps [9-1] and [9-2] as shown

in Fig. [9] and move the stop ruler [9-3] to

a 90° position.

If the stop ruler does not rest evenly

against the clamps:

Loosen the screws [9-4] and the rotary

knob [7-2]. The retaining pin must be en-

gaged in the 90° notch.

Set the angle at 90° in relation to the

clamps and tighten the screws.

Step 7: Adjusting the pre-set

proﬁle setting rail

Risk of injury! Always use

the fence in a ﬁxed position and do not use

to slide the workpiece along!

Risk of injury! Make sure

that all rotary knobs on the fence are tight-

ened before starting work.

The fence can be adjusted in the following

ways:

9-2

9-1

9-3

9-4

90°

10-1

10-6

10-2 10-3

10-4

10-5

max. 5 mm

Adjustment parallel to the bench edge:

Loosen the rotary knob [10-4].

Adjustment at right angles to the

bench edge:

Loosen the rotary knob [10-4].

Adjusting the stop ruler [10-5]

lengthways

Loosen the rotary knob [10-1]. The stop

ruler can be moved to a lower position for

thin workpieces or a higher position for

thicker workpieces.

Angle adjustment using the scale

Loosen the rotary knob [10-2] and lift the

retaining pin [10-3]. The rotary retaining

pin engages in the most common angle

positions.

Step 8: Adjusting the guide rail

in relation to the workpiece

For sawing and routing applications, the

guide rail can be lowered via [1-2] and

[1-4] so that the rail rests evenly on the

workpiece. The workpiece and the rail are

retained securely.

A support piece of suitable thickness is

placed centrally under the guide rail between

the workpiece and the support unit [1-2] so

that the guide rail does not tilt when narrow

workpieces are machined.

Step 9: Adjusting the cutting

depth for sawing [Fig. 11]

Always make sure that the cutting depth

setting is correct in relation to the workpiece

thickness. We recommend setting a cutting

depth to a maximum of 5 mm more than

the workpiece thickness to protect the pro-

ﬁle frame from damage.

MFT/KAPEX:

Mounting the KAPEX

The perforated top on the MFT/KAPEX was

specially designed for mounting the KAPEX

KS 120.

Risk of injury! Before start-

ing work, make sure that the machine is

secured properly

Risk of injury! Respect the

maximum workpiece dimensions.

Mount the machine on the MFT/KAPEX as

shown in Fig.[12].

Secure the machine to the MFT using

clamps.

Maintenance

Turning the perforated top

When worn on one side, the perforated top

can be turned over. Loosen the four screws

in the corners underneath the bench.

Accessories, tools

For safety reasons, only

use original Festool accessories and

tools!

The accessory and tool order number can

be found in the Festool catalogue or on the

Internet under www.festool-usa.com.

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