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SKU 32966

for technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.

Turn the Screw (48) in or out against the Stop Block (44) until the Fence Body 
(4) is at 90 degrees to the Front Table (2) and Rear Table (3).  Then, retighten 
the Screw.
Follow this same procedure to check the positive stops at 45 degrees, left and 
right.  

(See figure H and Assy. Diagram.)

GeNeRAl cuTTING pROceDuReS

THe pOWeR SWITcH AND OVeRlOAD pROTecTOR

The “ON”/”OFF” Power Switch (14A) buttons are located on the front of the Rab-
beting Jointer.  Simply press the “ON” button to turn on the machine and press the 
“OFF” button to turn off the machine.  Always allow the Cutter Head Assembly (8) 
to spin at full speed before feeding a workpiece into it.

The Rabbeting Jointer features a built-in overload protection system that, in the event 
the Motor (33A) overheats, will automatically shut off the machine.  In the event of 

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fRONT TABle (2)

ReAR TABle (3)

cuTTeR HeAD ASSy. (8)

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an automatic shutdown, turn the Power Switch to its “OFF” position.  Wait several 
minutes for the Motor to cool down.  Then restart the machine.

plAceMeNT Of HANDS DuRING THe cuTTING pROceSS

        cAuTION!  Never pass hands directly over the cutter Head Assembly (8) 
when cutting a workpiece.

At the start of a cut, the left hand holds the workpiece firmly against the Front Table 
(2) and the Fence Body (4), while the right hand pushes the workpiece toward the 
Cutter Head Assembly (8).

After the cut is underway, the new surface of the workpiece rests firmly on the Rear 
Table (3).  The right hand pushes the workpiece forward, but before the left hand 

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MOVe WORkpIece IN THIS DIRecTION.

Brought To You By Augusta Flint

Summary of Contents for 32966

Page 1: ...Camarillo CA 93011 Visit our website at http www harborfreight com To prevent serious injury read and understand all warnings and instructions before use Copyright 2007 by Harbor Freight Tools All rig...

Page 2: ...ions assembly oper ating inspection maintenance and cleaning procedures parts list and assembly diagram Keep your invoice with this manual Write the invoice number on the inside of the front cover Wri...

Page 3: ...ol in unexpected situations Use safety equipment Always wear ANSI approved safety impact goggles when using this product Dust mask or respirator nonskid safety shoes hard hat or hearing protection mus...

Page 4: ...could result in a risk of injury When servicing a tool use only identical replacement parts Follow instruc tions in the Inspection Maintenance And Cleaning section of this manual Use of unauthorized...

Page 5: ...nd other construction activities contains chemicals known to the State of Califor nia to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm Some examples of these chemicals are Lead from lead based...

Page 6: ...nnecting the grounding wire can result in the risk of electric shock Check with a qualified electrician if you are in doubt as to whether the outlet is properly grounded Do not modify the power cord p...

Page 7: ...equire a three wire extension cord Double Insulated tools can use either a two or three wire extension cord As the distance from the supply outlet increases you must use a heavier gauge extension cord...

Page 8: ...UCTIONS TO ASSEMBLE THE STAND NOTE During the following Steps loosely finger tighten all fasteners until as sembly is complete Locate the Front Side Plate 15A and Rear Side Plate 34A Also locate the t...

Page 9: ...Right Protect Plate 8A See Assy Diagram Attach the Right Tapping Fender 25A with its wide end at the top to the right side of the Tapping Plate 26A using two Screws 16A two Washers 18A and two Nuts 1...

Page 10: ...Assy Diagram With assistance place the Front and Rear Table 2 3 assembly on the Top Plate 1A See Assy Diagram On the underside of the Front Table 2 are two threaded mounting holes Position the Front T...

Page 11: ...the Front Table 2 use the depth Adjusting Wheel 63 located under the Front Table NOTE For greater accuracy use the Depth Scale 7 See Figure E To raise or lower the Rear Table 3 use the depth Adjustin...

Page 12: ...e been retightened make sure to retighten the Lock Screw 37 See Assy Diagram TO ADJUST THE CUTTER HEAD GUARD To attach the Cutter Head Guard 42 insert the assembly down through the hole in the Front T...

Page 13: ...See Assy Diagram Place a Knife Setting Bar made from a piece of scrap wood approximately 12 long on the Rear Table 3 See Figure G and Assy Diagram Open the panel on the Left Protect Plate 28A See Ass...

Page 14: ...See Figure H and Assy Diagram To tilt the Fence Body 4 loosen the Machine Screw 50 Use the Handle 72 to tilt the Fence Body to the desired angle as indicated on the Tilt Angle Scale 41 Then retighten...

Page 15: ...features a built in overload protection system that in the event the Motor 33A overheats will automatically shut off the machine In the event of b c 1 2 WOODSTOCK FRONT TABLE 2 REAR TABLE 3 CUTTER HE...

Page 16: ...ence Body 4 at the desired angle and run the workpiece across the Cutter Head Assembly 8 while keeping the workpiece firmly against the Fence Body and the Front Table 2 and Rear Table 3 NOTE Several p...

Page 17: ...proper gauge Reduce stock feed rate Use only sharp knives 1 2 3 Jointer does not come up to full speed Extension cord inadequate size Power source is not adequate 1 2 Replace cord with proper gauge C...

Page 18: ...0X30 3 15 Key 1 51 Washer 1 16 Knife 3 52 Jam Nut M16 1 17 Knife Set Screw M6X8 12 53 Lock Screw 1 18 Ball Bearing 1 54 Washer 12 2 19 Bearing Housing 1 55 Lid Nut M12 2 20 Machine Screw 2 56 Shoulder...

Page 19: ...Page 19 SKU 32966 For technical questions please call 1 800 444 3353 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM RABBETING JOINTER Brought To You By Augusta Flint...

Page 20: ...A Nut M8 4 24A Side Angle Plate 2 7A Washer 8 4 25A Right Tapping Fender 1 8A Right Protect Plate 1 26A Tapping Plate 1 9A Nut M4 2 27A Stop Block 6 10A Screw M4X16 2 28A Left Protect Plate 1 11A Scre...

Page 21: ...ease call 1 800 444 3353 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM STAND MOTOR 1A 3A 16A 4A 5A 6A 9A 30A 8A 16A 9A 10A 11A 12A 13A 14A 2A 31A 15A 17A 19A 18A 16A 18A 19A 24A 23A 22A 20A 25A 16A 21A 18A 19A 28A 29A 26A 27A 35A...

Page 22: ...r a period of one year from date of purchase that all other parts and components of the product are free from defects in materials and workmanship This warranty does not apply to damage due directly o...

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