Wiring Diagram CE Certificate Notes 34-35 EU Declaration of Conformity Cert No: CT-150 EU Declaration of Conformity Axminster Tools & Machinery Ltd This machine complies with the following directives: Axminster Devon EX13 5PH UK axminster.co.uk 2006/42/EC EN 1SO 12100: 2010...
What’s Included Quantity Item Part Model Number CT-1502 Box 1 1 No Planer 1 No Fence and Threaded Clamping Handle 1 No Cast Iron Fence Mount & two Hex Bolts/Washers 1 No Cutterblock Guard (Aluminium) 1 No Cutterblock Guard Arm 2 No Table Control Wheels 1 No...
General Instructions for 230V Machines • Carry out a final check e.g. check the cutting tool The following will enable you to observe good working practices, keep yourself and fellow workers safe and maintain is securely tightened in the machine and the correct your tools and equipment in good working order.
Specific Safety Instructions for Planers • Keep the cutting blades sharp and free from resin and • Always feed the work from infeed to outfeed table other residue (i.e. from right to left), not the reverse. • Always use a push stick or push block to keep your •...
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Assembly Cabinet Assembly Height locking nuts Rotate the cabinet up-right, place a level across the cabinet and adjust the four rubber feet until level. Tighten the height locking nuts up against the cabinet to lock the feet in position.
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Assembly Planer Assembly Mounting holes Loosen the motor bolts Slip the belt on both pulleys, press down the motor assembly and tighten the four motor bolts to tension the belt. Slip the belt on both pulleys Continues Over...
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Illustration & Parts Description NVR On/Off switch Infeed table preset stop assembly Infeed table scale to show the depth of cut 90˚ Stop (A) and adjusting bolt/nut (B) Fence tilt and clamping assembly Fence assembly locking handle (A), Fence tilt clamping handle (B) Infeed (A) and Outfeed (B) operating wheels 45˚...
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Illustration & Parts Description Fence at 90˚ Degrees 90˚ Fence at 45˚ Degrees 45˚...
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Illustration & Parts Description Table butterfly locking screw (A), Outfeed operating wheel locking knob (B) 100mm Dust extraction Cutterblock guard assembly Guard clamping knob (A) and support arm adjusting knob (B) Adjusting the cutting block guard assembly Cabinet adjustable rubber foot...
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Setting Up/Adjustment Fence Adjustment at 90˚ Degrees Fig 04-05 Fig 01-02-03 90˚ Degrees fence stop (A) and adjusting bolt/nut (B) Locking nut NOTE: make sure the bolt head is up against the stop (A) before you tighten the locking nut. Place a 90˚...
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Setting Up/Adjustment Fig 08-09-10 45˚ Place a 45˚ degree square against the fence, see fig 11-12 and check the fence is set at 45 degrees. If adjustment is required loosen the locking nut and adjust the bolt stop until correct, see fig 13-14-15.
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Setting Up/Adjustment Adjusting the Tables and Cutterblock For the majority of jointing and planing operations the outfeed table (the left hand one when facing the machine) is set to be level with the blades at the highest point in their revolution, see fig 16-17.
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Setting Up/Adjustment Adjusting table ‘Gib’ . Adjust the infeed table in the same way as the outfeed table. NOTE: The infeed table incorporates a preset stop assembly located to the rear of the table, see fig 23. The preset stop assembly comprises a preset ‘PIN’ knob (A) that locates into a machined hole (B) in the table.
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Setting Up/Adjustment Fig 28-29-30 100mm Extraction moulding outlet to connect an dust extractor unit Dust and chipping chute Setting and Changing the Blades Fig 31-32 DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM THE MAIN SUPPLY BEFORE CONTINUING! Blade Cutterblock Overview The planer blades are mounted into three slot housings Blade holder machined in the Cutterblock.
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Setting and Changing the Blades Fig 33-34-35 Fig 36-37-38-39 Tapered slots Blade spring Setting recess Changing the Blade 1. Loosen the four square nuts on the blade holder and remove the assembly. NOTE ‘BE CAREFUL’ when removing the blade as it still may be sharp, see fig 36. 2.
Operating Instructions Note The following instructions will give a basic introduction to the use of the jointer planer. It is recommended that scrap pieces of timber are used to check the settings and to get the feel of the machine and its operation before attempting any serious work. Planing Operation Set the guide fence square with the table and set the depth of cut to the minimum required to produce a straight edge.
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Operating Instructions 45˚ Bevel Planing To cut a bevel, set the fence to the required angle and pass the timber across the blades whilst keeping it firmly pressed against both the table and the fence. Several passes may be needed to produce a bevel of the required depth. Remember, several small cuts are better than one big one.
Changing the Drive Belt DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM THE MAIN SUPPLY BEFORE CONTINUING! Loosen the four bolts (A), remove the belt (B) from both pulleys. Insert a new belt over the pulleys NOTE: be careful not to trap your fingers, press down the motor assembly and tighten the four motor bolts to tension the belt.
Maintenance DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY BEFORE CONTINUING! Daily • Check the surface tables are clean, not coated with resin etc. Apply a proprietary cleaner/lubricating agent such as ‘Liberon Wax & Polish Remover’ (1) and ‘Liberon Lubricating Wax’ (2). •...
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