SAFETY WARNING: This list of do’s and do nots is not exhaustive and is not a substitute for common sense and best practices. Woodworking machines are potentially dangerous, it is important to observe all safety instructions while operating this machine. •...
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MOTOR PULLEY ASSEMBLY Fix the motor pulley Fig. 1 (A) onto the motor shaft mak- ing sure the hub of the pulley is facing out. Insert key into the keyway of the pulley and motor shaft. Make sure you tighten the set screw Fig. 1 (C) with the allen wrench supplied.
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FENCE The fence is totally adjustable, and can move right across the table or tilt to 45 degrees. To move fence loosen the locking handle Fig. 7 (A) and turn the knob Fig. 7 (B) until fence is at desired loca- tion, tighten locking handle.
TABLE ADJUSTMENTS. INFEED TABLE The infeed table adjustment determines the depth of cut, by raising or lowering the table in relation to the cut- terhead. The lower the infeed table the larger the cut. Loosen the table lock handle Fig. 8 (A) at the back of the machine and raise the table by releasing the lever Fig.
KNIFE SETTING The 3 blades in your jointer are factory set, and there- fore should already be set to the right height and parral- lel to the cutterhead. If for some reason you need to adjust the blades These are the steps to follow. Disconnect machine from power source.
CUTTERHEAD GUARD It it essential that the jointer is not operated without the cutterhead guard. 1. Insert post Fig. 19 (A) through the hole in the infeed table making sure that the spring assembly in the knob Fig. 19 (C) engages into the slot at the bottom of the post Fig.
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PLANING OR SURFACING FACE Surface the widest face first to establish one, totally straight face. This then becomes the reference which goes against the fence allowing squaring of the edge of the board. Always use a push block when planing or surfacing. Fig.
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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN BY A LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.