Technical Data - Power Craft 75044 Instruction Manual

Technical data

Voltage/frequency:
Output:
Planer:
Speed:
Max. planing width:
Planing area:
Max. planing depth:
Planing speed:
Circular saw:
Speed:
Saw blade
Max. saw depth:
Special safety requirements
Always use safety goggles when working
with the thicknesser.
Please ensure that the thicknesser has
suffi cient operational room on all sides. Use
a roller frame, or something similar, if you
are working with long items.
Please do not attempt to increase the
thicknesser's insertion speed by manually
pressing items.
Only the planer must be used when planing
boards and planks.
Never stand directly in front of the insertion
or exit points. If the plank or board should
jump out of the planer, you stand the risk of
being struck by the board or other debris.
Please check that the item to be processed
is free of nails, screws, small stones or other
foreign bodies, which may damage the
blade on the planer, or the saw.
Never use the planer on planks that are
thinner than 6 mm or thicker than 120 mm.
The blade guard must always be in place,
unless the machine is being used as a
230 V ~ 50 Hz
planer.
1.600 W
The saw blade must not be used for round
timber/logs, blocks for burning or metal.
Never stop the saw blade by pressing
8.000 o/min
against the saw, or by applying pressure to
204 mm
the side of the saw blade itself.
6-120 mm
Never use saw blades made of high speed
3 mm
steel.
6 m/min
Never use grinding or cutting discs.
Always use the correct type of saw blade for
4.500 o/min the job in hand.
Ø 210 mm
Never use saw blades whose maximum
speed is less than the tool's optimum rev.
0-68 mm
speed.
Never use bent saw blades, or saw blades
which have teeth missing.
Never use saw blades which are too big.
Always use safety gloves when handling
the saw blade. Never place your hand in the
vicinity of the saw blade and never attempt
to remove materials from the work surface
whilst the saw blade is spinning.
Use an insertion pin, or block, to help insert
the item to be processed into the saw blade.
Always keep the spindle and fl anges used
for assembling the saw blades clean.
The saw blade must not be touching the
item which is to be processed, or any other
item, when it is fi rst started up.
Please ensure that the saw blade is at a
complete standstill before placing your
hand anywhere in the vicinity of the blade.
Please avoid sawing grooves or indents in
the wood.
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