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reaches the Cutter Head Assembly (8) it should be moved to the workpiece on the
Rear Table.
(See figure I.)
cAuTION! Whenever working on short or thin workpieces, AlWAyS use
a push block
(not included).
TO JOINT AN eDGe
Set the Fence Body (4) square with the Front Table (2) and Rear Table (3).
The depth of cut should be the minimum required to obtain a straight edge.
NOTe:
Hold the best face of the workpiece against the Fence Body (4) throughout
the cut.
TO JOINT A WARpeD WORkpIece
If the workpiece to be jointed is dished or warped, take light cuts until the surface
is flat.
Avoid excessive pressure on the workpiece. Excessive pressure will spring the
workpiece back, and it will remain curved after the cut is completed.
TO cuT A BeVel
To cut a bevel, lock the Fence 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 passes
may be necessary to achieve the desired results.
TO cuT AN eDGe TO A TApeR
Instead of laying the workpiece on the Front Table (2), lower the forward end of
the workpiece onto the Rear Table (3). Do this very carefully, as the workpiece will
span the Cutter Head Assembly (8) which will take a “bite” from the workpiece with
a tendency to kick-back unless the workpiece is firmly held.
Push the workpiece forward, as in ordinary jointing. The effect is to plane off all the
stock in front of the Cutter Head Assembly (8) to increase depth, leaving a tapered
surface.
The ridge left by the Cutter Head Assembly (8) when starting the taper may be
removed by taking a very light cut according to the regular method for jointing, with
the Front Table (2) raised to its usual position.
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