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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.
ADJUSTING TABLE ROLLER HEIGHT
The two adjustable table rollers A are designed to help
reduce friction when feeding stock through the planer.
The height of the rollers can be set based on personal
preference as well as the type of stock being fed into
the machine.
As a general rule when planing rough stock the rollers
should be set higher, and when planing smooth stock
they should be set lower.
To adjust the height of the table rollers:
1.
Loosen the lock lever B and then turn the adjust-
ment lever C up or down as needed. Tighten the
lock lever B to secure the rollers at the desired
height.
USING THE TABLE EXTENSION ROLLER
The infeed table extension roller is designed to support the workpiece as well as to help reduce friction when feed-
ing longer stock through the planer.
1.
Loosen the levers (right & left) D , then lift the table
extension into the horizontal position and push it all
the way. Tighten the levers D to lock the roller in po-
sition.
IMMOBILIZING THE MACHINE
Machine vibration during operation may cause the
machine to move, particularly when installed on un-
even surfaces.
The pads F and anchor bolts G can be used to help
keep the machine immobilized by either lowering the
bolts against pads on the floor to act as points of con-
tact with the floor, or for permanent installations, by drill-
ing into the floor and bolting the machine in place.
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D
Note: Make sure the extension roller plates are against the
eccentric nuts E.
F
A
B
C
E
G
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