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Craftsman 13"planer finishes r ough-cut lumber tosize
andplanes s oft a ndhardwoods upto6"thick and13" wide.
Wood f eeds into two-blade cutterhead
byrubber infeed/outfeed
rollers. Sturdy b ase construction
and four-post design p ermits
smooth f eeding a ndvirtually s nipeless planing. Planer comes
withenclosed, universal ball b earing, 1I/2 HPmotor w ith
overload protection. Motor h asON/OFF s witch w ithremovable
key toprevent accidental start-up. Unit f eatures digital display,
two-speed feed system, depth-of-cut
gauge f orconvenient
setup, workpiece thickness pre-set gauge with6settings for
consistent setup, easy hands-free replacement
ofblades f or
safety a nd minimized
downtime,
built-in dust collector, top mount-
edrollers forworkpiece return, built-in c arrying handles, cord
wrap forportability andfolding i nfeed/outfeed
tables w ithrollers
forsmooth o peration. Planer takes cuts upto
%J' per pass at
either
11 or 22 feet per minute, inch height scale has graduations
in _/_6"increments,
and metric
height
scale has graduations
in
lmm
increments.
(Requires
four C batteries,
not included.)
SPECIFICATIONS
Table Size
................................
13 x 14W'
Extension
Table Size ........................
13 x 12W'
Base Size .................................
25V2 x15"
Workpiece
Width
(max.) ...........................
13"
Workpiece
Thickness
(max.)
........................
6"
Maximum
Depth of Cut
...........................
3/3S'
Cuts Per Minute
..............................
16,000
Feed Rate
...............................
11/22
FPM
Overall
Dimensions
...............
21" H x 27" W x 39" D
Weight
.....................................
106 Ibs
OPERATION
SAFETY
RULES
WARNING:
For your own safety,
read all of the instructions
and precautions
before
operating
tool.
WARNING:
Operation
of any power
tool can result
in foreign
objects
being
thrown
into eyes which
can result
in severe
eye
damage.
Always
wear
safety goggles
complying
with United
States
ANSI
Z87.1
(shown
on package)
before
commencing
power
tool operation.
CAUTION:
Always
observe
the following
safety
precautions:
•
Know
general
power tool safety.
Make sure all precautions
are understood
(see
pages
2 and 6).
•
Whenever
adjusting
or replacing
any parts
on planer,
turn
switch
OFF and remove
plug from power
source.
•
Make
sure all guards
are properly
attached
and securely
fastened.
•
Make
sure all moving
parts
are free from interference.
•
Always
wear
eye protection
or face shield.
•
Make
sure blades
are aligned
and properly
attached
to
cutterhead.
•
Do not plug in planer
unless
switch
is in OFF position.
After turning
switch
on, allow planer
to come
to full
speed
before
operating.
•
Keep hands
clear
of all moving
parts.
•
Do not force
cut. Slowing
or stalling
will overheat
motor.
Allow
automatic
feed
to function
properly.
•
Use quality
lumber.
Blades
last longer
and cuts are
smoother
with good
quality
wood.
•
Do not plane
material
shorter
than
15", narrower
than 3/4",
wider
than
13" or thinner
than
W'.
•
Never make
planing
cut deeper
than 3/j,.
•
Maintain
the proper
relationships
of infeed
and outfeed
table
surfaces
and cutterhead
blade
path.
•
Do not back the work toward
the infeed table.
•
Take precautions
against
kickback.
Do not permit
anyone
to stand
or cross in line of cutterhead's
rotation.
Kickback
or thrown
debris
will travel
in this direction.
•
Turn switch
off and disconnect
power
whenever
planer
is
not in use.
•
Replace
blades
as they
become
damaged
or dull.
•
Keep planer
maintained.
Follow
maintenance
instructions
(see pages
9-12).
WARNING:
Some
dust created
by power-sanding,
sawing,
grinding,
drilling
and other construction
activities
contains
chemicals
known
to cause
cancer,
birth
defects
or other
reproductive
harm.
Some
examples
of these
chemicals
are:
•
Lead from
lead-based
paints.
•
Crystalline
silica from bricks
and cement
and other
masonry
products.
•
Arsenic
and chromium
from chemically-treated
lumber.
Your risk from these
exposures
vary, depending
on how often
you do this type of work. To reduce
your exposure
to these
chemicals:
work in a well ventilated
area and work with approved
safety equipment.
Always
wear
MSHA/NIOSH
approved,
properly
fitting face mask or respirator
when
using such tools.
OPERATING CONTROLS
ON/OFF
SWITCH
Refer to Figure
12.
The ON/OFF
switch
is located
on the front of the planer
motor. To turn the planer
ON, lift switch
cover
and move the
switch
to the up position.
To turn the planer
OFF, move the
switch
to the down position
by pushing
down on the switch
cover.
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
Refer to Figure
12.
The planer
is equipped
with a motor
protection
device-circuit
breaker.
The breaker
will automatically
shut the planer
off
when excessive
current
is consumed.
If the breaker
is tripped,
turn the planer
off and reset
the
circuit
by pressing
the button.
CAUTION:
Be sure to turn the planer
off prior to resetting
the circuit
breaker
to avoid
unintentional
start-up
of the planer.
Circuit Breaker
Figure 12 - ON/OFF Switch and Circuit Breaker
NOTE: Switch cover has been removed for illustration.
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