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POBox730•ChippewaFalls,WI54729•7157204719•www.lumberjacktools.com

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MadeintheUSA

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USERMANUAL

PROSERIES(RadiusShoulderProfile)

DualBladeTenonCutters

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LumberJackToolsInc.     ProSeriesTTR0500

POBox730      ProSeriesTTR0625

ChippewaFalls,WI54729     ProSeriesTTR0750

www.lumberjacktools.com     ProSeriesTTR1000

Email:info@lumberjacktools.com    ProSeriesTTR1500

Phone:7157204719     ProSeriesTTR2000

Rev:09/13

Summary of content (12 pages)

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m Made in the USA USER MANUAL PRO SERIES (Radius Shoulder Profile) Dual Blade Tenon Cutters LumberJack Tools Inc. PO Box 730 Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 www.lumberjacktools.com Email: info@lumberjacktools.
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About Your Product Thank you for purchasing our Dual Blade Pro Series Tenon Cutter! LumberJack engineers, along with our craftsmen, have designed the safest, most easy-‐to-‐use tenon cutters on the market.
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ols, SAFETY! Before beginning any project, carefully read and follow all safety and operational instructions for any tools or devices you will be using. Failure to follow ALL safety instructions may cause physical harm to yourself or those around you. If you feel uncomfortable using our tenon cutter or any other tools, STOP immediately.
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Assembly Parts Included: Cap Screws Allen Wrench Blade Assembly/Setting Tr TO Blades NO 1. Insert the allen wrench (included) into the cap screw and tighten the screw TA 2. Make sure the blade gap setting is the same distance apart for both blades (about 1/8”-‐1/4”) See below 3.
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Using the In-‐Sight Measurement System n 4 In-‐Sight measurement slots every 90° for ease of sight. Radial Measurement Rings every ½” 2.5” from the face of the tenon tool to the first Radial Measurement Ring. (Models: TTR0750-‐ TTR2000) . Models: TTR0500 & TTR0625 (2”) Quick Stop Pins es.
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Getting Started WARNING: Securing the log is probably the most IMPORTANT safety factor that will arise while building log furniture. • • • • 5 Obtain the log you want to tenon. Cut it to length and make sure the end is flat.
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ety ed Cutting Tenons • • • • • • • If the log diameter is greater than what the tool will accept, use a drawknife to taper the end of the log, as one would sharpen a pencil, to get the tool started With your log securely clamped, position the tenon cutter face squarely against the log you’re going to
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• • Do not remove the tool from the log until the drill comes to a complete stop. Failure to do so will waffle cut the tenon or cause harm to the operator.
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Troubleshooting oth n or of n TOOL SKIPS OFF TO ONE SIDE OR BOUNCES AROUND • Log is larger than what the tool will accept • Not enough body pressure is being applied • Drill running prior to positioning to the log.
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Additional Tips As with any new hobby or project, it will take time to master using our tools, and building furniture. You must first have a plan or a sketch of what you want to build, along with a tools and materials list before you begin.
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PO Box 730 • Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 • 715-‐720-‐4719 • www.lumberjacktools.