Additional Specific Safety Rules - Porter Cable POCKET CUTTER 552 Manual De Instrucciones

ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES

1. ALWAYS DISCONNECT MACHINE from power source and make sure all
rotation has stopped before making adjustments or changing bits. Rotation
of cutter is noted by direction arrow label.
2. USE RECOMMENDED BITS. Use Porter-Cable pocket cutting bit and pilot
hole bit ONLY. Use of other bits could cause personal injury and damage to
machine or work.
3. "BOTTOM" BITS IN COLLETS. Both the pocket cutting bit and the pilot hole
bit MUST be "bottomed" in the collets. Failure to "bottom" the bits could
cause personal injury and damage to machine and work.
4. TIGHTEN COLLET NUTS SECURELY to prevent bits from slipping during
use.
5. KEEP HANDS CLEAR of cutter area when motors are running to prevent
personal injury.
6. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CUT a workpiece that is smaller than
1-1/2"
wide, or 1-1/2" long. A smaller workpiece will not be properly held by
the work clamp: the workpiece could be ejected from the machine causing
personal injury.
7. ALWAYS CLAMP WORK SECURELY using the work clamp. Check to
insure that each workpiece is held securely against the fence and the table.
Variations in material thickness can require readjustment of the work clamp.
"
Use 1 thick shim on table when working with a thin (
/
8
workpiece (Fig. 18).
8. CLEAN CHIPS AND DUST FROM UNDER MACHINE to avoid risk of fire. Do
not allow chips to pile up into the machine: clean area before top of chip pile
reaches bottom of machine cabinet.
9. CLEAN MOTORS DAILY. Disconnect machine from power source, tip
machine onto its back, and use dry, compressed air to blow dust out of
both motors.
compressed air.
10. NEVER TOUCH BITS after use, since they may be extremely hot.
11. NEVER TIGHTEN collet nut without bit installed. This will deform collet.
Wear ANSI Z87.1 safety glasses when using
8
1/2"
thick, or
1/2" to 5/8"
thick)