Ferm TCM1012 User manual

Type
User manual

Ferm TCM1012 is a tile cutter that allows for cutting of glazed tiles with thicknesses of up to 10mm and max length of 400mm. Equipped with a hollow square chisel, this device enables both cutting and breaking of tiles. The cutting action is performed by moving the lever from the back edge of the tile towards its front, while lightly pressing the lever. Additionally, this tile cutter features a (hand) drill attachment that, when mounted over the center of the hole in the base, can be used to make holes in tiles.

Ferm TCM1012 is a tile cutter that allows for cutting of glazed tiles with thicknesses of up to 10mm and max length of 400mm. Equipped with a hollow square chisel, this device enables both cutting and breaking of tiles. The cutting action is performed by moving the lever from the back edge of the tile towards its front, while lightly pressing the lever. Additionally, this tile cutter features a (hand) drill attachment that, when mounted over the center of the hole in the base, can be used to make holes in tiles.

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TILE CUTTER
TCM1012
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TILE CUTTER
Thank you for buying this Ferm product.
By doing so you now have an excellent product,
delivered by one of Europeís leading suppliers.
All products delivered to you by Ferm are
manufactured according to the highest standards
of performance and safety. As part of our
philosophy we also provide an excellent customer
service, backed by our comprehensive Warranty.
We hope you will enjoy using this product for
many years to come.
Read the operating instructions
carefully before using this device.
Familiarize yourself with its functions
and basic operation. Service the device
as per the instructions to ensure that it
always functions properly. The
operating instructions and the
accompanying documentation must be
kept in the vicinity of the device.
Contents
1. Technical specifications
2. Safety instructions
3. Assembly
4. Use
5. Maintenance
1. Technical specifications
max. 10 mm
max. 400 mm
30-80 mm
0-45°
2. Special safety instructions
1. The tile cutting machine is fitted with a
replaceable circular blade. Therefore, keep
children away.
2. After use the machine must be stored in a
safe and dry place, away from children.
3. This machine has been designed for cutting
and breaking glazed tiles, and must not be
used for any other purpose.
4. When using the tile cutting machine make
sure to keep extension leads and such away
from the machine.
5. Always place the tile cutting machine on a
level and firm surface.
6. CAUTION! The edges of cut tiles are sharp.
3. Assembly
Assemble the tile cutting machine as shown in the
drawing.
Assembly of the tile cutting machine
Remove all the parts from the box and assemble
the tile cutting machine as follows:
1. Slide the black rubber feet (T) over the
corners of the tile cutter. Slide a washer onto
the bolt and push this into the rubber foot.
Now slide a washer and a nut over the bolt on
the back and fasten this properly. Repeat this
for the other three corners.
2. Mount the fastening blocks (N) with the 2
tubes (M) onto the bottom plate (V) using the
4 bolts (O) and washers (P).
3. Screw the lever (H) onto the tube fastening (I).
4. Finally, mount the sash angle (U) onto the
bottom plate (V) using the knob (S) and
washer.
Assembly of the hollow square chisel
1. Place the hollow square chisel above the hole
in the bottom plate (V).
2. Make sure that the clamping plate (E) comes
under the 2 tubes and fasten this using the
socket head wrench supplied. The socket
head wrench is situated in the black fastening
plate (C).
3. It is important that the drill (G) and the knife
(F) are adjusted in such a way that they just
touch the bottom plate (V). This adjustment
can be done using the two nuts at the top of
the hollow square chisel. Then fasten these
nuts against each other.
3. How to cut and break tiles
1. Use a soft-tipped (carpenter’s) pencil to mark
off the cutting line.
2. Place the tile against the stop, the glazed
side facing upward. The pencil mark must be
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directly below the blade.
3. Firmly hold the tile and cut several times (at
least 4) along the mark. After each cut, press
the lever more firmly.
4. Lift the lever when it has reached the front
edge of the tile and moved it backward.
5. Subsequently the break-off unit is lifted.
Repeat along the full width of the tile until the
notch is sufficiently deep.
The cutting movement results from
moving the lever from the back edge of
the tile towards its front, while lightly
pressing the lever.
Wall tiles
(single baked)
Lift the lever and position the break-off unit in the
middle of the tile. Press the lever down and the tile
will break.
Floor tiles
(double-baked):
Sometimes these much harder tiles cannot be cut
in two by means of the break-off unit (K) on the tile
cutting machine.
In these cases after making the notch the tile must
be broken in two by tapping the underside of the
tile with a light hammer along the full length of the
notch. This way the break line will spread through
the tile, and cause the tile to break in two along
the line. By means of the wing nut (Q) the angle of
the stop can be adjusted.
Making holes by means of the (hand) drill
1. Mount the drill attachment including the drill
over the centre of the hole in the base. It
is important that the drill and the blade are
adjusted in such a way that they just touch the
base. This adjustment can be made by means
of the upper two nuts.
Make sure to tighten the nuts after
adjustment.
Place the tile underneath the drill, the glazed
side facing upwards. By squeezing the
grips the tile can accurately be positioned
underneath the drill.
2. Moving the blade away from the centre will
enlarge the diameter of the hole. NB. The
scale on the blade holder indicates the radius
of the hole, i.e. the diameter is twice this
length.
3. By turning the handle clockwise, first a small
hole is drilled and subsequently a larger hole
of the correct size.
4. Do not press the handle while it is turned, this
may cause the tile to break.
5. Maintenance
The guide rods and the drill attachment do not •
require greasing.
After use remove any dust from the machine •
and store it in a dry place. If you expect the
machine will not be used for some time, it is
best to apply a thin coating of oil to the guide
rods and the lever.
Periodical maintenance of the tile cutting
machine prevents unnecessary
problems.
Replacing the knife
If the knife is worn, it can be replaced by a new
model.
This is done as follows:
Loosen the screw with which the knife is •
fastened and remove the knife from the
machine. Replace this knife by a new one and
fasten the screw again.
Guarantee
For the conditions of guarantee, please refer to
the separately provided guarantee card.
Spare parts list
No. Description Position
204102 Cutter attachment 5 TILL 8
204103 Rubber feet set 11
204104 Angle guide 12 TILL 18 + 20
204105 Drill attachment 24 TILL 38
204106 Knife 29
204107 Break-off unit -
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Exploded view
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Ferm TCM1012 User manual

Type
User manual

Ferm TCM1012 is a tile cutter that allows for cutting of glazed tiles with thicknesses of up to 10mm and max length of 400mm. Equipped with a hollow square chisel, this device enables both cutting and breaking of tiles. The cutting action is performed by moving the lever from the back edge of the tile towards its front, while lightly pressing the lever. Additionally, this tile cutter features a (hand) drill attachment that, when mounted over the center of the hole in the base, can be used to make holes in tiles.

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