Specification - Axminster Hobby Series Original Instructions Manual

When machining, long pieces of timber tend to be unstable.
Bolting the machine to a bench increases stability. It is also
advisable to use two outfeed roller stands. However you have
mounted your machine ensure it is secure before you
commence work.
Note: Check there are no foreign objects e.g. old nails,
screws, small stones etc embedded in the material you
are about to machine.
WARNING!! DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY
CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE WITH THE
MACHINE CONNECTED TO THE MAINS SUPPLY!
THIS THICKNESSER IS FOR
MACHINING TIMBER ONLY!
1. Check knives are clean and sharp.
2. Check thicknessing table is clear of debris before
commencing work.
Code
Model
Power
Feed Speed
Cutterblock Speed
Cutterblock Diameter
Max Thicknesser Capacity
Max Planing Width
Max Depth of Cut Thicknesser
Noise Level dB (A)
Knives
Min Extraction Airflow Required
Dust Extraction Outlet
Overall L x W x H
Weight
Specific Instructions for Thicknessing Machines
3. Check there is no excess build up of resin etc.,
on the thicknessing bed.
4. Check feed rollers are clean and unclogged.
5. Check the guards are in place and secure
before using the machine.
6. Do not stand directly in line with the infeed or the
outfeed of the machine especially when starting up.
7. Do not force the timber through the machine, it has
its own feed rollers and will feed itself at the correct rate.
8. The machine is designed for PLANING TIMBER ONLY.
9. Do not put man-made materials through this machine.
10. Remove loose knots from timber before planing.
11. Always allow machine to run up to full speed before
introducing the timber.
12. If your machine is fitted with 'pass over rollers'
make sure that they are rotating freely.
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Specification

MB1931(TP2000)
(Sound Pressure Level) LpA: 99.6dB (A)
(Sound Power Level) LwA: 112.6dB (A)
(Uncertainty) K: 3.0dB (A)
HSS (Resharpenable) x 2
560 x 360 x 580mm
104279
1.8 kW
7 m/min
9,000rpm
48mm
153mm
318mm
2.5mm
390 m³/hr
50mm
30 kg