Depth Gauge Grinding - Markusson Grindomatic V12 Original Instruction Manual

Operation
7. Remove the chain.
8. To turn off the power to the machine, press the
emergency stop button.
CAUTION Clean the machine daily. To prevent
that it breaks, remove grinding dust every day. Use
a vacuum cleaner, brush or similar to clean the
machine.

5.4 Depth gauge grinding

1. Change the grinding wheel to
See section 4.5, "Installing the grinding wheel".
2. Shape the edges of the grinding wheel to make
sure that the shape is correct. See section
5.2.1, "Preparing the grinding wheel".
3. Set the top plate angle to 0°. (See 5.2.3,
"Setting the top-plate angle")
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6.4mm
4. Set the head tilt angle to 90°. (See 5.2.2,
"Setting the head-tilt angle")
5. Change the grinding setting for the height of the
depth gauges.
• Do a sharpening test on a test chain,
according to the instructions in section 7.2,
"Sharpening test".
• Use a Markusson flat file to set the height
of the depth gauge. Once you have set the
depth gauge, refer back to the template to
make sure it meets the correct specifications.
• Use the set depth gauge to adjust the position
of the machine to set up the remaining depth
gauges. Turn the depth gauge height knob
– clockwise to set the first depth gauge by
hand using the flat file and depth gauge
tool.
– clockwise to increase the height of the
depth gauge (and therefore grind less of
it), or
– counter clockwise to decrease the height
of the depth gauge (and therefore grind
more of it).
• Repeat the sharpening test until the height of
the depth gauges is correct. Use the template
provided with the machine and refer to the
top-plate angle chart to determine the correct
height.
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