Selecting Boards Suitable For Planing; Rated Limits Of This Planer; Planing Step-By-Step - General 30-060HC Setup & Operation Manual

13” heavy-duty bench-top planer - with helical cutter head
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MAKE SURE THE MACHINE HAS BEEN TURNED OFF AND UNPLUGGED FROM THE POWER SOURCE BEFORE PERFORM-
ING ANY MAINTENANCE OR ADJUSTMENTS.

SELECTING BOARDS SUITABLE FOR PLANING

This planer is not intended (and should not be used) to
plane any material other than solid wood. The work-
piece should always be fed through the planer in the
general direction of the grain in the wood, A .
Before being fed through the planer all lumber should
be inspected for debris and foreign objects such as
staples or nails. Foreign objects stuck to, or embedded
in your workpiece can be ejected from the machine at
high speed and cause serious injury or damage cutter
knives. Make sure to remove all such foreign objects
from the wood before running it through the planer.
Select lumber carefully and avoid workpieces with
loose or protruding knots. Workpieces that are twisted,
severely deformed or warped should also be avoided. Warped, twisted, damaged or fragile stock runs an
increased risk of jamming in or damaging the machine or cutters. There is also a much greater risk of injury to
the operator or bystanders from kickback, where the workpiece is forcefully or violently ejected from the machine
due to a jam, whenever working with such damaged or warped wood.

RATED LIMITS OF THIS PLANER

RESPECT THE RATED LIMITS OF THIS MACHINE. IGNORING THESE LIMITS AND FEEDING NON COMPATIBLE STOCK
INTO THIS PLANER CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURY TO THE USER OR SHOP BYSTANDERS, AND CAUSE DAMAGE TO
THE WORKPIECE AND/OR THE MACHINE. IF THE STOCK YOU WISH TO PLANE DOES NOT MEET OR COMPLY WITH THE
LIMITATIONS LISTED BELOW, FIND ANOTHER SAFER WAY TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED TASK.
MAXIMUM PLANING WIDTH: 13"
MAXIMUM WORKPIECE THICKNESS: 6"
MINIMUM THICKNESS TO WHICH A WORKPIECE: 1/8"
MINIMUM WORKPIECE LENGTH: 5"

PLANING STEP-BY-STEP

1.
With the planer turned off, position the workpiece
on the infeed table with the flat face down and the
face to be planed facing up.
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A
Min. 1/8"
Max. 6"
Note: Use the scale B on the top to measure the thickness
of the board and make sure it doesn't exceed 6".
Max. 13"
Min. 5"
B

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