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The CONTURO is also suitable for working when stationary. To this end, it is easily introduced into the MFT/3 Conturo-AP multifunction table. Not only can you affix edging to straight edges or curves, but also to oblique edges with an angle between 90° and 45° because the CONTURO can be tilted 90°–45° in the stationary unit.
The CONTURO as a stationary machine - To work with the CONTURO as a stationary unit, simply insert the machine in an adapter plate in the MFT 3 multifunction table or a bench you have built yourself. Not only can you affix edging to straight edges or curves, but also oblique edges with an angle between 90° - 45° because the CONTURO can be tilted 90° - 45° in the stationary unit.
Attaching edging to straight or shaped parts - This stationary working method is very practical for straight edges along small or narrow workpieces that are difficult to clamp. The edge is inserted in the usual way, the workpiece is then guided along the rail while even pressure is applied to the contact roller.
Attaching edging to mitre joints - For attaching edging to mitre joints, the CONTURO is simply tilted in the stationary unit to the desired angle (angles of 90° - 45° are possible). The guide rail adapter ensures that the edge is glued on straight and does not run off course. The rail can be set for edge thicknesses of 0.5 - 3 mm. The workpiece is then simply guided past the CONTURO and the edging is glued on.
