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EDGE MOLDING
Refer to Figure 24 below.
The workpiece edges can be molded by feeding the
workpiece on edge into the planer/molder.
Guide fences that are %" shorter than the workpiece
must be positioned on the sides of the workpiece. Be
sure the workpiece is supported rigidly on both sides by
the guide fences directly under the cutter bits or knives.
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Figure 24 - Edge Molding
ANTI-KICKBACK
PAWLS
The planer/molder
is supplied with anti-kickback pawls
that help prevent the cutterhead from kicking back the
workpiece.
CAUTION:
Never stand in front of infeed or outfeed
side of planer/molder. Always stand to one side of plan-
er/molder to avoid injury if a kickback of the workpiece
should occur.
DUST COLLECTOR
CHIP CHUTE
Refer to Figure 25 and 28, pages 13 and 18.
A dust collector chip chute (not shown) is available as
an optional accessory.
The dust collector chip chute is mounted to the plan-
er/molder in place of the chip deflector. To mount dust
collector chip chute:
•
Switch off and unplug the planer/molder.
•
Unscrew and remove three pan head screws and
washers (Key Nos. 13 and 14).
•
Remove chip deflector (Key No. 15).
•
Slide dust collector chip chute along the edges of
blade cover (Key No. 8) so that the slots on the
blade cover are aligned above the holes on the dust
collector chute and the slots on the dust collector
chute align with the holes on the rear side of roller
case (Key No. 21).
•
Reuse three pan head screws and washers (Key
Nos. 13 and 14) to fasten dust chute with blade
cover.
•
Use three 6-1.0 x 8mm socket head bolts and three
6mm flat washers (supplied with dust chute) to fas-
ten dust chute with roller case.
The dust chute accommodates a 4" diameter hose. A 4
to 21/2"adapter is included with the chute. Attach appro-
priate hose to the chute and be sure to turn the vacuum
on before operating the planer/molder.
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Dust
Chute
Figure 25 - Dust Collector Chip Chute
OVERLOAD
RESET
Refer to Figure 2, page 3.
The planer/molder is supplied with an overload protection
circuit breaker to prevent damage to the planer/molder
motor.
If the planer/molder stops working during a planing or
molding operation, unplug the planer/molder and turn
the switch OFE Press the reset button next to the
switch to enable the planer/molder to be restarted.
LIFTING
BARS
Refer to Figure 2, page 3.
Four lifting bars are provided to make relocation of the
planer/molder easy.
Slide the four handles out of the infeed and outfeed
ends of the table and use them to carry the
planer/molder to the desired location.
CAUTION:
The planer/molder is top-heavy and will
tend to tip when moved. Exercise caution whenever
moving the planer/molder.
Refer to Figure 29, page 20.
WARNING:
Be sure planer/molder
is unplugged from
any power source and turned off before attempting any
maintenance.
•
Keep planer/molder clean of any wood chips, dust,
dirt or debris.
•
Clean the four steel columns (Key No. 19) to prevent
the table from binding when raised and lowered.
•
Keep lead screws (Key Nos. 20 and 26) clean and
properly lubricated with grease.
•
Keep the anti-kickback pawls clean and operating
smoothly to prevent injury due to kickback.
•
After each ten hours of operation, clean the
chain/gear drive mechanism.
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