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WOODWORKING MACHINERY MACHINE CODE : 16354101 / 201 Always keep this manual together with the machine BORING SYSTEM 35 ORIGINAL USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL...
Maggi Technology S.r.l. Via delle Regioni, 299 - 50052 Certaldo (FI) ITALY Declares that the machinery The machinery BORING MACHINE Model BORING SYSTEM 35 complies with all relevant provisions of the directive: 2006/42/EC (Machine) 2004/108/EC (EMC) and compile the technical file of the above machinery.
INDEX SAFETY RULES AND GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 ) RECOMMANDATION FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE 1.2 ) MACHINE IDENTIFICATION OPERATIVE NOTES MACHINE DESCRIPTION 3.1 ) USABLE TOOLS EQUIPMENT SAFETY PROTECTION DEVICES AND ADHESIVE WARNING INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION DEVICES AND RESIDUAL RISKS TECHNICAL DATA INTENDED USE 8.1 ) MATERIALS...
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER Manufacturer: MAGGI TECHNOLOGY S.r.l. Address: Via delle Regioni, 299—50052 City: CERTALDO (FI) Nation: ITALY Tel. +39 0571 63541 Fax. +39 0571 664275 E-mail: maggi@maggi-technology.com 1. SAFETY RULES AND GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 RECOMMENDATION FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE In this manual we put into evidence all the operations for a correct use and ordinary maintenance of the machine.
2. OPERATIVE NOTES WOODWORKING MACHINES CAN BE DANGEROUS A safe and correct use can be obtained by carefully and scrupulously following all the instructions con- tained into this manual. The machine must be used only by qualified users and personnel of age. The responsible for safety must be sure that users of the machine have read and understood all the information contained into this man- ual.
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4. ACCESSORIES CODE DESCRIPTION 36000061 BUSHES FOR QUICK CHANGE DRILL See Fig. A 26054810 ALUMINIUM FENCE WITH 4 STOPS ( 1500 + 1500 mm ) See Fig. B 26054812 ALUMINIUM FENCE RH WITH 2 STOPS ( 1500 mm ) Without Fig. 26054813 ALUMINIUM FENCE LH WITH 2 STOPS ( 1500 mm ) Without fig.
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The main risk is due to moving drills. Our machine is equipped with following protection devices to reduce risks to the minimum: A) Emergency push button It is inserted in the control panel, in the front side of the machine. All the movements of the machine stop im- mediately when the emergency push button is pushed.
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U.S.A. WARNING SYMBOLS WARNING SYMBOL: ALL THE OPERATIONS HIGHLIGHTED WITH THIS SYMBOL ARE DANGEROUS TO THE OPERATOR; PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL IN DOING THESE OPERATIONS. Code 36050506 Code 36050507 Code 36050508 Code 36050509 Code 36050505 Code 36050005...
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION DEVICES AND RESIDUAL RISKS Despite all adopted safety protection devices, following situations may be dangerous: - fall or throw of wood sliver during working operation - entangling parts of clothes in moving parts of the machine - danger of fire - danger of electrocution - danger of damage due to noise emission - danger of damage due to dust emission...
8. INTENDED USE MATERIALS The boring system machine has been designed and built to drill the following materials: - solid wood - m.d.f. - panels of shaving wood, laminated wood, ennobled wood, etc. The maximum panel thickness is 65 mm and its maximum dimensions are those described at chapter 7. - Other materials, different from the ones described above, can be machined only after the written approval of the manufacturer.
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10. INSTALLATION 10.1 PLACING THE MACHINE The machine must be placed on a stable plain surface, capable to support the weight of the machine itself; any possible difference in height must be in conformity with building rules. When the machine has to be placed on raised plain surface (higher floor) the load-bearing slab must be adequate to the weight of the ma- chine.
12. ASSEMBLING AND CHECKING PROCEDURE The Boring System boring machine is packed in a large wooden box or kit superimpo- sition.We strongly suggest to apply a careful and correct procedure to transport the box to the area where the boring machine will be installed.
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Remove the two fixing devices, which lock the machine to the pallet, placed on the lower part of the machine frame by unscrewing the screws (see figure on the left) Now it is possible to separate completely the machine from Level the machine loosening / tightening the T.E.
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Assemble the back reference stop as depicted in the figure Then assemble the clamp goup Insert the clamp unit; assemble the clamp group as depicted in the figure on the left Assemble the squares of the bench on the plane. After the assembling, mount the washer as depicted in the figure above...
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Long fence assembling steps Insert the movable stop group in the fence as depicted in the figure on the left All the assembling operations described above can be performed using the tools purchased together with the machine...
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The next step consists of machine connection to: Electric power supply (see chapter 14.1 ) • Pneumatic power supply ( see chapter 14.2 ) • Dust suction system • ( attention, we strongly suggest to carefully follow the procedures described on chapter 14 ) Pneumatic power supply connection point Electric power supply...
13. ASSEMBLY AND PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR SET UP The machine is delivered partially assembled, so it is necessary to mount all those parts left not assembled for packaging reasons. The buyer must verify that all the machine parts are safe and not damaged after transportation, before going on with assembling.
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14.2 PNEUMATIC CONNECTION Connect the Filter regulator unit (1) with the air line through a rubber or nylon hose with a minimum inside diameter of 8 mm. If the pipe length exceeds 5/6 metres it is advisable to increase the inside diameter to 10 mm, you are also recommended to install a supply shut-off valve on the machine with manual control complete with air relief.
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14.3 MACHINE STARTING The work station and control panel are on the machine electric panel. The operator places the pieces on the work table after adjusting the stops. 14.4 WORKING CYCLE After setting the machine, follow the operations described below to start the working cycle: Turn the main switch (2) to ON.
15. CHECK UP AND ADJUSTMENTS IT IS RECOMMENDED TO DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL AND PNEUMATIC POWER SUPPLY BEFORE TAKING ANY INTERVENTION ON THE MACHINE FOR MAINTENANCE OR FOR REPLACING DAMAGED OR WORN PARTS. FOLLOW ALL THE PROCEDURES DESCRIBED BELOW AND THE ADVICE WRITTEN IN CHAPTER 6 OF THIS MANUAL. 15.1 ELECTRICAL INSULATION PROCEDURE Before starting with any maintenance operation on the machine please follow the following procedure: 1.
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HEAD PARALLELISM ADJUSTMENT − Partially loosen the screws ( A ) and work alternately on the screws ( B ) and nuts ( C ) − Set the drills parallel to the work table − Firmly tighten the screws ( A ) 15.4 SPINDLE HEAD HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL POSITIONING POINT 1 “Caution danger”...
15.5 USE OF THE REFERENCE STOP FOR STANDARD 0°-90° MACHINING STEP 1 - The side squares (A) and back stops (B) are used to position the piece to be machined in the stan- dard working cycle. With the spindle head at 90° and the spindle holder unit clamped in place: −Position and lock the side squares at an appropriate distance from the drills to be used −Position the clamp cylinder (or cylinders) (C) in the area where the piece will be worked −Place the piece to be bored against the side squares using them as guides to position the piece under the...
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15.6 USE OF THE 1,5 + 1,5 MT EXTENSION FENCE ( OPTIONAL ) The extension fence is used to make a series of larger holes than the machine can make or to bore large-sized pieces. Use of the extension generally implies complete or partial exclusion of the side squares and positioning the spindle head at 90°.
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LONGITUDINAL POSITION OF THE EXTENSION FENCE ( OPTIONAL ) To use the extension fence longitudinally you need to fasten it to the back stop profile using the handles pro- vided. Follow the procedure described below: − Turn the side squares over to bring them out of the table, making sure they are under the work table. −...
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15.8 USE OF THE TRIANGLE FOR 45° FRAMES ( OPTIONAL ) The 45° triangle is particularly useful for 45°-45° jointing, mainly used for quickly manufacturing frames. Fasten the triangle (1) on the table in the reference holes and clamp it in the centre hole using the lever (2). This way it is possible to rest the pieces cut at 45°...
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16. WORKING EXAMPLES PANEL MATING EXAMPLES Assembling parts Mating parts (at 0°) Mating parts (between 0° and 90°) FRAME MATING EXAMPLE AT 0° AND AT 45° SIMULTANEOUS MIRROR DRILLING EXAMPLES Reference assembling Simultaneous mirror drilling of two panels (drilling Simultaneous drilling of two side panels (drilling head head at 0°) at 90°)
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DRILLING EXAMPLES WITH REFERENCE FENCES Transverse positioning of the fence, equipped with Transverse positioning of two fences, equipped with reference stops, to drill transverse holes on side pan- reference stops, to drill simultaneously transverse els for the insertion of support panels holes on side panels for the insertion of support panels Longitudinal positioning of the 1500mm fence, equipped with two reference stops, to drill line holes on large...
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DRILLING EXAMPLES USING FRAME FENCE Example of the use of the standard dimension fence Example of the use of the triangular fence to drill to drill simultaneously two frames at 0° - 90° simultaneously two frames to be joined at 45° - 45° EXAMPLES OF AUTOMATIC MATING OF VERTICALLY AND HORIZONTALLY DRILLED PANELS PHASE 1 PHASE 2...
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DRILLING EXAMPLES FOR HINGE SEAT It is possible to drill holes using 35mm O.D. tools max. ( if you want to use a 40mm O.D. tool you must follow carefully the procedure described below) ATTENTION !!! The 35mm O.D. tool has to be mounted only on the spindles corresponding to three right positions of the rack (see the three arrows on the right side of the figure below), besides the head group has to be positioned in the “0 0 0 0,0”...
17. MAINTENANCE 17.1 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE AN ADEQUATE MAINTENANCE IS A CRUCIAL FACTOR FOR A LONGER LIFE OF THE MACHINE, AND TO OBTAIN OPTIMAL WORKING CONDITION OF THE MACHINE ITSELF. ALL THE MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS MUST BE DONE WITH THE MACHINE TURNED OFF.
19.4 THE WORKING PIECE IS NOT BLOCKED BY THE SAFETY CLAMP If the clamps are not clamping properly, check the air pressure and connection pipes. To solve these problems we suggest you contact Maggi Engineering Post-Sale Service, or your local dealer. 20. NOISE EMISSION Noise emission according to correct working of machine and balancing and grinding of tools, is variable and depends on working material, drill diameter and depth drill.
The machine has been built according to technological and safety criteria and has been checked in our fac- tory before being forwarded. MAGGI TECHNOLOGY guarantees machine working and quality in agreement with law rules, for a period of 12 months. Improper use and incorrect maintenance, not following the rules contained in this manual, as well as adjustments or modifications not approved by the manufacturer, cancel all the terms of guarantee.
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NOTES Send to: MAGGI TECHNOLOGY srl Sales and technical Assistance Via delle Regioni n°299 50052 CERTALDO (Fi) ITALY...
25. SPARE PARTS CATALOGUE POS. CODE DENOMINATION GROUP REFERENCE SHEET 26354000 FRAME UNIT SHEET. 1 26354100 TABLE UNIT SHEET. 2 26300200 RACK UNIT SHEET. 3 26054300 LH SQUARE UNIT SHEET. 4 26054301 RH SQUARE UNIT SHEET. 4 26354401 SPINDLE HEAD UNIT SHEET.
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26054300 / 26054301 LH / RH SQUARE UNIT POS. CODE PART NAME QUANTITY 00003304 SEEGER E17 00003455 INA BEARING AXK1730 00003456 INA RING AS 1730 00003460 INA BEARING AXK1024 00003461 INA RING AS 1024 00003911 WING NUT M8 00003940 BOTECO SLEEVE 775-38 M12 00003961 ELESA COUNTER DD51-AN-002.
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26354401 SPINDLE HEAD UNIT POS. CODE PART NAME QUANTITY 00000168 SELF LOCKING RING NUT M 17 X 1 00000180 NUT M10 UNI-5589 6S 00000213 PARALLEL KEY 5x5x10 UNI-6604 A 00001105 FITTING ART.015-8-1_8 00003303 SEEGER E15 00003455 INA BEARING AXK1730 00003456 INA RING AS 1730 00003934 BOTECO HANDLE 522-104 M10...
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EMERGENCY TRANSFORMER FUSES FUSES LINE LAMP MOTOR SWITCH TRANSFORMER 0-230-400 / 0-24 PRESSURE SWITCH PNEUMATIC MAIN SWITCH PEDAL AIR PHASE CABLES PROTECTION CABLE POWER SUPPLY 230V-400V / 50Hz-60Hz MOTOR 3PH MOTOR 3PH 230V-400V / 50Hz-60Hz 230V-400V / 50Hz-60Hz...
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ELECTRIC SYSTEM ELECTRIC SYSTEM SHEET 15 SHEET 15 PART NAME QUANTITY POS. SYMBOL CODE 00005900 ELECTRICAL BOX GEWISS IP56 200X255X130 00006900 ELECTRICAL BOX KEY GEWISS (46522) 00005070 EMERGENCY PUSH BUTTON 00005091 COMPLETE MAIN SWITCH 00005075 LAMP HOLDER 00005076 LAMP 24V AC 2W CABLE GLAND PG 13,5 00005034 TRANSF.
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SPARE PARTS REQUEST ATTENTION! FILL IN DETAILS THIS FORM Customer Date ……………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………….. Telephone number Address ………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………….. Telefax ………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………….. MACHINE TYPE SERIAL NUMBER DELIVERY DATE GROUP CODE CODE PART NAME QUANTITY NOTE ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… N.B.: Please attach a copy of each table where the requested part is.
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Via delle Regioni, 299 Maggi Technology S.r.l Woodworking machinery 50052 Certaldo ( Fi ) Italia Tel. +39 0571 63541 Fax. +39 0571 664275 E-mail maggi@maggi-technology.com Development by MAGGI TECHNOLOGY S.r.l.
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