Sauter MFS-3202 Manuel utilisateur

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Multi-milling template

MFS-3202

Instruction manual

1. Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of a sautershop MFS-3202 template. This product

enables you to produce absolutely precise hole lines in the System 32 format in the

simplest and quickest way, to set pilot holes for drawer extensions and to drill dowel

connections.

Especially in furniture construction, all parts can be developed using the System 32

template. You can make the required holes in seconds.

2. Preparations:

-First prepare a flat work surface with sufficient space (depending on the

size of the workpiece). Ideally, a workbench should be provided where

the workpieces can be clamped horizontally as well as vertically.

Required accessories:

-- hand-guided router fitted with 17mm copy ring

-- at least 2 screw clamps, one-hand clamps or similar clamping

tools

-- Drill or router bit with the required diameter

3. Application examples:

The sautershop MFS-3202 milling template is useful in a variety of applications.

These include:

- Hole lines for shelves

- Extension of existing hole lines

- Holes for hinges / door fittings

- Cross hole rows for drawer runners

- Dowel holes up to 14mm diameter

- Parallel hole rows

- etc.

4. Procedures:

4.1Production of hole lines for shelves:

Variable shelf placement is a standard in furniture construction. To make this

possible, rows of holes are made at defined distances from the front or rear

edge of the inside of the cabinet. .

Procedure:

1. Put the template against the long side and set the distance.

For cabinets where doors are mounted, insert the supplied bolts in the 37

mm mark. (When using standard door hinges!)

Fig. 1 :

The 37mm distance mark is

suitable for making hole lines for

mounting standard hinges.

The distance to the upper or lower edge of the workpiece is variable. Symmetrical

alignments are often chosen in furniture construction, in which the center of the

workpiece forms the axis of symmetry width-ways. See also fig.2

Fig. 2: For existing doors where the

holes for the concealed hinges are

already drilled, the distance between

the fittings is decisive. The hole lines

must be adjusted accordingly. The

sautershop MFS-3202 offers a simple

measuring stop for adjusting the

distance of the first hole to the edge

of the workpiece. With this, the exact

distance can be set easily and

accurately using a standard link

scale. This scale indicates the

distance from the workpiece edge to

the center of the first hole.

Abb. 3:

The measuring stop is designed in

such a way that when using standard

ruler, there is sufficient visibility of the

workpiece. This allows the distance

to be read off easily and precisely.

2. Once the starting position has been found, the template is fixed to the

workpiece with a clamp at each end. Please make sure that the template

does not slip and that the stop pins are in contact with the workpiece.

3. Insert an appropriate 3 or 5mm hole cutter into the router equipped with a

17mm copy ring. To avoid inaccuracies when working, the sautershop

template has virtually no play between the guide tines of the template and

the copy ring.

4. Before starting you should guide the machine with the copy ring through

the stencil with the power off for a test. It is possible that the guide has

some play depending on the copy ring used. However, this is

unproblematic due to the centering effect of the circular end stop of each

tine.

Fig 4:

5. Now you can start cutting the hole line.

To use the template, use a

17mm copy ring. Choose the

drill diameter according to your

application. 5mm is the standard

for fittings and shelf holders.

Recently 3 mm drill holes have

become increasingly popular,

which can also be produced with

this template.

When cutting make sure that the router is always positioned correctly before

cutting the hole. You have the possibility to drill 27 holes in a row until the

template must be moved.

4.2 Extension of existing hole lines:

1. With the sautershop MFS-3202 template, you have the possibility of easily

extending 5mm hole lines.

2. To do this, place the template on the hole line and position it with a 5mm

bolt hole over an existing hole in the existing hole line.

3. Insert the 5mm bolt into the 5mm hole to fix the position of the existing hole

line.

Fig. 5

4. When the hole is fixed, the parallel alignment must be carried out. If the

existing row of holes has been created with a standard spacing, the

corresponding spacer bolts can also be used here as described above. If

the spacing is not in an existing stop dimension, the alignment must be

carried out by hand and using a meter scale. For this purpose, the distance

is first taken at the fixed point and adjusted at a remote point on the

template.

5. As can be seen in the picture above, this can also be done in parallel

alignment. You have countless possibilities to align the template to existing

drill holes.

6. After correct adjustment, the stencil must be fixed again with two screw

clamps.

7. Finally, the hole line is cut.

Using the existing 5mm

bolts, existing rows of holes

can be used as a starting

point for extending holes.

This makes it very easy to

create endless rows

regardless of how long the

material is!

4.3Drilling holes for drawer runners:

Drawer pull-outs, regardless of whether they are telescopic slides with

partial or full extension technology, are manufactured and delivered with

standardised drill holes.

The 32mm system can be found in all current systems. It is advisable to

first create a row of holes parallel to the front of the body.

1. Creation of a row of holes parallel to the front of the body. Proceed as

described in point 4.1. Pay attention to the required distances of the first

or last hole to the bottom or top panel.

2. To cutthe cross rows, rotate the stencil by 90 degrees. Use the two outer

5mm bolts to fix the template in the existing hole line

Fig. 6

The 5mm bolts give the stencil a

firm hold on the workpiece.

Nevertheless, the stencil must

always be firmly fixed to the

workpiece by means of clamps.

One-hand clamps are easy to

use and speed up the work

many times over.

3. If it is not yet clear which hole positions of the telescopic slides you

are using, it is recommended to drill a continuous cross row.

4. Repeat the procedure for each pull-out position.

4.4Creating a corpus connection with simple wooden dowels

1. Clamp the workpiece vertically.

2. Attach the mitre fence to the hole line template..

(the fence is available as an optional accessory)

It is fastened by means of three M6 hexagonal bolts and wing nuts.

There are 6 selectable standard distances to suit common material

thicknesses.

3. Fix the template to the workpiece

The templateis fastened to the workpiece by means of two

clamps from below.

Before final fixation the template must be aligned. The attachment

points on the row of tines serve this purpose. First select the front

edge of the workpiece (visible edge) as the stop position. .

4. Drill the row of holes on the front side. (we recommend a distance of

64 mm, every second tine)

This process is repeated on all front sides of the construction

shelves.

It is important that the stop sides are always the same at the end

drillings. For the surface drillings you must then use the

corresponding opposite stop side. (e.g. if stop end face left = stop

face right)

5. Drill the dowel holes

The surface drillings are also carried out with the fence attached.

In this way, the edge distance of the drill holes remains

identical.

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