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A =
11/16"
Thick
x
2" Wide x
10" Long
The
1
1/16" thickness can
be
obtained
by
planing the
board
on
the jointer.-planer.
B ;
1/2" to
3/4" Thick x
3-1/2"
Wide
x
10"
Long
This piece
may
also
be
made out
of
PlywQod.
C =
3/4"
Thick x 2-1/2" Wide x
19-1/2" Long
The 2-1/2" width may
be
increased if
desired,
OPTIONAL–For Extra Stability
D =
11/16"
Thick
x
2"
Wide
x 2"
Long,
2
Pieces
E
; 1/2"
tO
3/4" Thick x 2" + Long, 2
PCS
NOTE: Cut both D pieces from the
same
stock or thickness
as
board
A
and cut both
E
pieces
from the
same
stock or thickness
as
board B.
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FOR EXTRA
STABILITY
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STABiLITY
8
3/4
CheckIng Cutter Blades
CAUTION: MAKE
SURE
THE SWITCH IS IN THE OFF
POSITION
AND CORD IS UNPLUGGED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH
CHECKING
CUTTER BLADES,
A
WOOD
BLOC
BLADE
BLADE
CLA
C
The blades in your Jolnter-Planer have
been
adjusted
at
the factory to assure
proper
operation.
Shipping and handling,
however,
may
cause misalign-
ment.
For accurate cutting, the
blades
must
be
.003" higher than the outfeed
table (thickness of a piece of paper) when positioned at the highest point
1
. Block
the
cutter guard
open
with
a
scrap
piece
of
wood about 5-1/2"
long
between the fence and cutter guard
2. Locate
the
slot in the cutter
head
shaft
through
the small hole in
the
backside of the
machine
directly
above
the
vacuum
port.
Rotate
the
cutter
head
with
a
screwdriver until
one
of the
blades
is
at its
highest
positIon.
CHIP DISCHARGE/VACUUM
BACK
SIDE
OF
MACHINE
3
Place a
straightedge over the outfeed table and the
blade,
The straight-
edge must touch evenly on the outfeed table at both ends of the
blade. Rotate the cutter
head
slowly, and making sure the blade lightly
touches the straightedge. If the straightedge rises or blades do not
touch, follow the
"REPLACING
CUTTER
BLADES"
procedure in
the
"MAINTENANCE"
section
STRAIGHT
EDGE
iT
/.
UTFEED
TABLE
7
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