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Metabo Routers and Planers manual

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  • Page 1

    176 | ROUTER S AND PLANERS Ev ery Metabo is c hec ked thor oughly bef ore leaving our f actory . This precision pa ys off for our customers, especially with routers and planer s. Their areas of application r equire absolute precision. Adjustments , trimming or dressing jobs demand precision to the millimetre. With routers, the saf ety aspect is als[...]

  • Page 2

    | 1 77 ROUTER S AND PLANERS[...]

  • Page 3

    1 78 | Of E 1812 Of E 1229 Signal OFE 738 ROUTER S Special advantag es  Dial gauge for fine tuning the moulding/ routing depth with 0.1 . mm precision   Three-lev el stop to preselect up to 3 diff erent moulding/routing depths   V ario Constamatic (V C) full-wa ve electronics   V ario T ac ho Constamatic (VTC) full-w ave ele[...]

  • Page 4

    | 1 79 FME 737 Comparative de vice character istics No load speed 1 0.000 - 27.000 /min Rated input pow er 71 0 W Output power 430 W Rated load speed 1 9.500 /min Collet bore of collet c huck 8 mm W eight (without mains cable) 1,4 kg Standard equipment 2 open-jawed spanner T ype FME 737 Order no . 6.00737 EQUIPMENT FEA TURES  Robust plastic-cov [...]

  • Page 5

    180 | A CCESSORIES FOR ROUTERS FOR OFE 738 AND OFE 1229 SIGNAL Order no . P arallel guide P arallel guide/ ripping fence with fine adjustment for routers OFE 738 and Of E 1229 Signal (supplied as standard) 6.31507 Guide with guide roller  For fit ting on the parallel guide/ripping fence of routers OFE 738 and Of E 1229 Signal, for moulding/routi[...]

  • Page 6

    | 181 A CCESSORIES FOR ROUTERS Order no . Flexible shaf t  Suitable for speeds of 20,000 to 30 000 rpm  Bearing-mounted at both ends  Equipped with collet for siz e 6 mm, 6.3071 4  T o dri v e the flexible shaft 6.27 609 using the router's motor unit, the 8-mm collet on the tool must be replaced with the 6-mm collet 6.31 945 Length[...]

  • Page 7

    182 | ➞ ➞ ➞ D ➞ ➞ ➞ ➞ Safety standards SIt goes without saying that all Metabo cutters comply with the German safety standards (BG-test model: Limitation PRECISION A T THE EXTREME. Pr ecision cuts require pr ecision tooling. If y ou w ant the best from your r outer do not sacrifice on the cut ters. Metabo cutters are of a high standar[...]

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    | 183 ROUTER BIT S Rout er bits with 8 mm shank diamet er The router bits with two cutters are not suitable for free-hand working with the r outer motor OFE 738 and the router and grinder motor FME 737 V ersion Dia- meter mm Overall length mm Usable length mm Radius Angle Order no . Straight bit HSS 3 4 5 6 6.30930 HSS 4 47 ,5 9,5 6.30931 HSS 5 48,[...]

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    184 | ROUTER BIT S V ersion Dia- meter mm Overall length mm Usable length mm Radius Angle Order no . Dov etailing bits HSS 12,2 1 0 15 6.30952 Dov etailing bits with relie ving tooth HSS 14,3 13,5 15 6.30951 Carbide 1 4,3 60 13,5 15 6.31 649 Chamfer ing bits with ball bear ing Carbide 24 50 1 0 45 6.31655 Flush tr imming bits with ball bear ing Car[...]

  • Page 10

    | 185 ROUTER BIT S, MOUNTED POINTS V ersion Dia- meter mm Overall length mm Usable length mm Radius Angle Order no . Core-bo x bit Carbide 16 54 18 8 6.31627 Carbide 24 54 18 12 6.31628 Beading bit Carbide 21 12 5 6.31623 Carbide 27 50 15 8 6.31624 Rounding-ov er bit with ball bear ing Carbide 44,5 23 15 ,9 6.31622 Dov etailing bits Carbide 16 55 1[...]

  • Page 11

    186 | LF 724 S Ho 0882 Comparative de vice character istics T orque 2 Nm Cutting edge cy cle 80 mm Maximum notc h depth unlimited Lateral milling height 28 mm Axial moulding/routing depth 0 - 0,3 mm Radial moulding/routing depth 0,15 mm Rated input pow er 71 0 W Output power 400 W No load speed 1 0.000 /min Rated load speed 7.200 /min W eight (with[...]

  • Page 12

    | 187 Ho E 0983 PLANERS Comparative de vice character istics Planing width 82 mm Adjustable planing depth 0 - 3 mm Maximum notc h depth 20 mm No load speed 1 2.000 /min Rated input pow er 900 W Output power 480 W Rated load speed 1 1 .000 /min Length of planer base 250 mm W eight (without mains cable) 3,1 kg Standard equipment R ev er sible carbide[...]