RM-HB-FF OBBY Series Portable Workbench
Product Information
The product is a saw horse made of high-quality solid beech
wood. It is designed for various woodworking tasks and provides a
long service life and utility value. The saw horse is sturdy and
durable, making it suitable for both professional and DIY use.
Package 1 includes the table top, wooden jaws, spindle, and left
leg. Package 2 includes the right leg, rail, and rung (with or
without logo). The product comes with a manual and parts list for
easy assembly.
Product Usage Instructions
1. Installation of the rails
Join the rails using hinges and screws provided. Note that there
are two types of rails: two with dowel holes (locking plate) and
two without holes. Each saw horse must have one rail with a dowel
hole. Ensure that the cutouts in the rails point downwards and the
dowel holes in the saw horses face each other.
2. Installation of the legs
Join the left legs with the rung with logo using a dowel and a
flat-head furniture screw. For the right legs, join them with the
rung without logo using the same method. Ensure that the rung with
logo is installed on the right leg of the saw horse on the right
side, and use a rung without logo on the left leg. Lubricate the
flat-head furniture screws with grease or soap to ease
installation.
3. Joining the legs and rails
Install the joined right and left leg on the assembled rails
using dowels and flat-head furniture screws. The right legs and
rung with logo should be on the rail without the hole for the
dowel, while the left leg with rung without logo should be on the
rail with the hole for the dowel.
Fix the braces to the legs using the provided 3×16 mm screws.
Ensure that the stops on the braces point upwards and the nuts on
the braces point inwards.
4. Installation of the carpenter’s vice
Turn the table top upside down and place it on the assembled saw
horses. Do not insert the fixing dowels into the holes in the rails
at this stage. Decide on the location (right/left) of the
carpenter’s vice before installing it. Sand the edges of the wooden
jaw face with sandpaper and fix it with 5×80 mm screws in the
pre-drilled holes. Unscrew the spindle from the spindle body and
use 6×30 mm screws to fix it to the wooden jaw face according to
the pre-drilled holes.
Following these instructions will ensure proper assembly and
usage of the product. Make sure to regularly maintain and treat the
wooden parts with suitable wood oil to protect them from moisture
and extend their lifespan. Tighten all screw joints at least once
every 6 months.
Assembly Instructions Flexible Friend
The product is made of high-quality solid beech wood, which guarantees a long service life and utility value.
WARNING: The product must not be subjected to direct long-term exposure to the action of water or high humidity, which can cause the wood to expand (warp). NEVER LEAVE the product out in the rain!!!
RECOMMENDATIONS: Before using the product for the first time, we recommend treating all the wooden parts with suitable wood oil (flaxseed oil is best). The oil or lacquer protects the wood and prevents the absorption of ambient moisture. Oil coating applications must be repeated at least twice per year. Tighten all screw joints at least once every 6 months.
A 20 pcs
B1 16 pcs
B2 4 pcs
B3 2 pcs
C 32 pcs
D 4 pcs
E 2 pcs
F 4 pcs
10×40 mm
7×70 mm
6×30 mm
6×40 mm
3×16 mm
6×90 mm
5×80 mm
G 4 pcs
H 4 pcs
I 4 pcs
J 1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
4 pcs
Allen key 1pc
Package Package 1
Package 2
Date
Manual and parts list
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Parts list
Number 1 2 3 4 5
Name Table top Wooden jaw Wooden jaw face Spindle HV 515 Left leg
Quantity 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 4 pcs
Number 6 7 8 9
Name Right leg
Rail Rung (without logo)
Rung (with logo)
Quantity 4 pcs 4 pcs 2 pcs 2 pcs
!!! WARNING Wooden parts may have sharp edges!!! Sand the parts with the enclosed sandpaper.
1. Installation of the rails
G C
Join the rails (7) using hinges (G) and screws (C). WARNING!!! The package contains 2 types of rails. 2 pieces with dowel holes (locking plate) and 2 pieces without holes. Each saw horse must have one rail with a dowel hole. The cutouts in the rails must point downwards. The dowel holes in the saw horses must face each other.
2. Installation of the legs
5
6
9
8
A+B1
A+B1
Join the left legs (5) with the rung with logo (9) using a Join the right legs (6) with the rung without logo (8) using a
dowel (A) and a flat-head furniture screw (B1)
dowel (A) and a flat-head furniture screw (B1)
Warning: the illustrated procedure applies to the left saw horse. The rung with logo must be installed on the right
leg of the saw horse on the right side.
Use a
rung without logo on the left leg.
TIP: Lubricate the flat-head furniture screws with grease or soap. Installing them will be significantly easier.
3. Joining the legs and rails
A+B1
Install the joined right and left leg on the assembled rails using dowels (A) and flat-head furniture screws (B1). The right legs and rung with logo must be on the rail without the hole for the dowel, and the left leg with rung without logo must be on the rail with the hole for the dowel.
I+C
Fix the braces (I) to the legs with the 3×16 mm screws (C). The stops on the braces must point upwards and the nuts on the braces must point inwards.
Appearance of correctly assembled saw horses.
Dowel hole (A). Used to fix the table top.
4. Installation of the carpenter’s vice
Turn the table top (1) upside down and place it on the assembled saw horses. WARNING!!! At this stage, do not insert the fixing dowels (A) into the holes in the rails. Before installing the carpenter’s vice, decide on its location (right/left). WARNING!!! The table top is now upside down.
4 3
B2 E
Sand the edges of the wooden jaw face (3) with sandpaper. Fix the wooden jaw face (3) with 5×80 mm screws (E) in the pre-drilled holes. Unscrew the spindle (4) from the spindle body and use 6×30 mm screws (B2) to fix it to the wooden jaw face according to the pre-drilled holes.
Fit the wooden jaw (2) on the spindle guide and rotate it onto the already installed spindle body.
B3
B3
Fully tighten the wooden jaw (2) with the spindle and ensure that it is horizontal with the table top. After this, fix the wooden jaw with 6×40 mm screws (B3) to the spindle guide.
4. Installation of the handle in the spindle
On one end of the handle, fix the end with the dowel (A) and glue (J). Insert it into the spindle and glue the second end on the other end. Wipe excess glue off with a rag. Leave to dry for at least one hour before use.
5. Fixture of the table top
A+J
The table can be fixed against movement in two ways. Using dowels (A) on the rails of the saw horses and using 4 6×90 mm screws (D) with a shaped washer (H) and wing nut (F). Fixation with screws is particularly necessary if the table is to be used to process heavy material. This fixation prevents the board from overturning.
Fixing the table top with the dowels (A) prevents its
H
movement on the saw horses and ensures it is correctly
mounted on the saw horses.
F D
The installation is now finished and the table is ready.
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