Rowley RC20 Instructions For Use

Instructions for use of Rod Cutter (Stk# RC20)

Pull
the handle
to cut the
rod
This rod cutter can cut several different shape rods. See drawing above. When you are cutting
different rod shapes, use the appropriate hole. Use the upper circular hole (marked with a sticker
or "F" next to the hole) for
hole next to the pivot bolt. Feed the rod into the hole from either side of the cutter. One side of
the cutter has a /
1
pull the handle down to cut the rod.
The small guide rod and guide stop are provided for occasions when you need to make numerous
cuts of small length. For longer cuts, you can use a longer length of
Rod Cutter can be mounted in several ways:
•To a 19" long piece of 2" x 6" lumber as shown above. Remember to countersink the heads of
the mounting bolts so floors are not scratched by the heads. This is the most versatile & portable
method of mounting your rod cutter.
•To a work table.
•To the floor of a vehicle. If you choose to mount the rod cutter to the vehicle, consult your auto
dealer first in regard to underbody rust protection.
***WARNING***: Do not try to cut steel rod in the hole marked with an "F" or a sticker "For
fiberglass and aluminum only" for cutting steel. Damage to the cutter or injury to the operator
may result. Always wear safety goggles when using tools.
For fiberglass and
aluminum only
Only use this hole for
/ " steel rodding.
3
8
Pivot Bolt
/ " fiberglass and aluminum rods only. For steel rod, only use the
3
8
" thick blade and the other blade is
2
Updated on 2/20/08
Numerous Vertical
& Horizontal Blind
Tilt Rod Holes
19" long piece of 2" x 6" lumber
/ " thick. Using a fair amount of strength,
5
8
Guide Rod
Guide
/
3
8
/ " rod as the guide rod.
3
8
I-28.5
"