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Continue cutting your circle until you have cut
the complete shape. Turn off the tool.
Do not use too much force
when cutting. It can
shorten bit life and cause breakage and the
portion of bit may fly away striking you,
bystanders or property.
STRAIGHT EDGE GUIDE INSTRUCTIONS
Step One: Remove Circle Cutter pivot
foot.
Unscrew pivot foot knob 1 and remove pivot
foot 2 (Fig. H1).
Disconnect the plug
from the power source
before making any assembly,
adjustments or changing accessories.
Such preventive safety measures reduce the
risk of starting the tool accidentally.
Step Two: Attach Straight Edge Guide.
Attach Straight Edge Guide 11 with bent edge
facing the depth indication rail of the Circle
Cutter (as shown) (Fig. H9).
Step Three: Insert a bit into the Rotary
Tool
The flutes on the bit are
sharp and should be
handled with caution.
Insert the shank of the bit 6 into the collet so
that at least 1/8" of the smooth part of the
shank is visible above the collet, depress
shaft lock button and securely tighten collet
nut 4 (Fig. H3).
Step Four: Attach circle cutter guide to
Dremel Rotary Tool.
See Step 4 of Circle Cutter Instructions.
Step Five: Set the placement of the cut.
Place the flat edge of the guide 11 along the
edge of the material to be cut, and place tool in
desired location to start cut. Tighten the pivot foot
knob 1.
Step Six: Set depth guide to required
cutting depth
See Step 5 of the Circle Cutter instructions.
Step Seven: Cut the material
Making sure the bit is not touching the material,
turn the tool on. Begin to cut from right to left, as
shown in the diagram (Fig. H10).
FIG. H8
CM 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
1
11
FIG. H9
FIG. H10
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