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[3] -3. Planing Depth Adjustment
BASICS
The adjusting mechanism of MT110 is designed so that one turn of Knob 50 lifts up/down Front base by 3mm. (Fig. 13)
Fig. 13
Knob 50
Planing depth
adjusted to 0mm
WHEN AND HOW TO ADJUST
Planing depth has to be adjusted when replacing any of the following parts; Knob 50, Front base, Main frame complete
1) Remove Scale label from Knob 50, then assemble Front base section. (Fig. 14)
2) Put the tool on a completely flat surface such as the table of stationary planers or the turn table of LS-series models.
(If these tools are not available, use a stainless steel scale instead.) (Fig. 15)
Fig. 14
Knob 50
Flat washer
Main frame
Rubber packing
Front base
3) Turn Knob 50 so that the height of Front base is completely aligned with that of Rear base (bottom of Main frame) as
illustrated in Fig. 16.
4) Adhere new Scale label to Knob 50 so that the line of 0/3mm on Scale label is aligned with the apex of the pointer
on Main frame complete as illustrated in Fig. 17.
Fig. 16
Front base
Compression
spring 17
Rear Base
(bottom of Main frame)
Table of planer jointer
3mm
With one turn of knob 50,
adjusted to 3mm, max planing depth
Fig. 15
Planer jointer
Fig. 17
Scale label
P 5 / 6
MT110
Line of 0/3mm Mark
Pointer on
Main frame
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