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Fig. 46

Fig. 48

7.

IMPORTA N T:For ease in rotating the cutterhead

during the knife setting operation, pull outward on latch

(H) Fig. 46, and open hinged access door (J). This pro-

vides access to the cutterhead pulley (K) Fig. 47, and

belt (L) allowing you to rotate the cutterhead. CAUTION:

After knives are adjusted, make certain the access door

(J) is in the closed and locked position.

8.

Replace the knife locking bars, lifter springs and

knives into each slot in the cutterhead. W ARNING: C A R E

M U S T B E TA K E N W H E N INSERTING T H E KNIVES

A S T H E CUTTING E D G E S A R E V E RY S H A R P.  Push

the knives down as far as possible and snug up the knife

locking screws by turning them counterclockwise just

enough to hold the knives in position.

9.

Construct a  U  shaped block out of hardwood simi-

lar to the one shown at (M) Fig. 48, and place this block

on the rear table over the cutterhead, as shown. Using

wrench (C), loosen knife locking screws by turning them

clockwise. The knife (O) will lift up and contact the ends

of the gage block (M). The knives are adjusted correctly

when the cutting edge of the knife contacts the gage

block when the knife is at its highest point. When you are

certain the knife is adjusted properly, tighten the knife

locking screws by turning them counterclockwise.

10. Adjust the remaining two knives in the same manner.

W ARNING: M A K E C E R TAIN T H AT A L L KNIVES A R E

S E C U R E LY FA S T E N E D IN C U T T E R H E A D B E F O R E

TURNING O N P O W E R.

11. Replace cutterhead guard.

M

O

C

J

H

Fig. 47

K

L

Summary of Contents for 37-360

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION M A N U A L REVISED 9 7 98 PA RT NO 1349482 Delta International Machinery Corp 1998 DJ 30 12 Jointer Model 37 360 Three Phase Model 37 361 Single Phase...

Page 2: ...ONS 9 Single Phase Installation 9 Three Phase Installation 10 OPERATING CONTROLS A N D ADJUSTMENTS St art Stop Switch 11 Fence Operation 11 Adjusting Fence Positive Stops 12 Infeed Table Adjustments 1...

Page 3: ...CHILDPROOF with padlocks master switches or by removing starter keys 1 0 DON T FORCE TO O L I t w i l l d o t h e j o b b e t t e r a n d b e safer at the rate for which it was designed 11 USE RIGHT T...

Page 4: ...r than 3 4 inch wider than 12 inches or less than 1 2 inch thick 1 5 NEVER make jointing or planing cuts deeper than 1 8 inch On cuts more than 1 1 2 inches wide adjust depth of cut to 1 16 inch or le...

Page 5: ...piece whenever possible The hand over the o u tf e e dtable presses the work down so that the newly formed surface will make perfect conta c tw i t ht h eta b l e The hand over the infeed table usuall...

Page 6: ...and all loose items from the shipping crate Figure 4 illustrates all the loose items supplied with your machine 1 Dust Hood 2 8mm Hex wrench 3 12 and 14mm open end wrench 4 10 and 12mm open end wrenc...

Page 7: ...e located under outf e e dta b l e Remove mounting hardware located inside cover C that fastens o u tfeed end of machine to skid and replace cover C 3 Remove machine from shipping skid and position in...

Page 8: ...e floor using the same holes that fastened the machine to the shipping skid ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS F i g 11 F i g 8 F i g 9 Fig 10 ASSEMBLING JOINTER FENCE 1 Assemble the jointer fence assembly A F i g...

Page 9: ...nnecting your machine to an electrical power system Fig 12 A B Fig 13 Fig 14 1 Remove screw A F i g 1 2 a n d t e r m i n a l s t r i p c o v e r B 2 Remove plastic covering C Fig 13 that snaps i n t...

Page 10: ...e through access hole in bottom of terminal strip box and connect the three power lines to terminals D Fig 17 and the green ground wire to ground screw E 4 IMPORTANT The rotation of the cutterhead mus...

Page 11: ...oss the table the sliding portion of the column D guards the cutterhead in back of the fence as shown 2 To t i l t t h e f e n c e A to the right as shown in F i g 2 0 o rt ot h el e ft as shown in Fi...

Page 12: ...e s t o t h e table loosen lock handle C F i g 2 2 a n d l o c k n u t E Turn stop screw A u n t i l e n d o f s c r e w A conta c ts stop B when fence is 90 degrees to the table and lock handle C is...

Page 13: ...n d t i g h t e n table lock handle A NOTE The table lock handle A can be repositioned by pulling out the handle and repositioning it on the serrated nut located under the handle The depth of cut of...

Page 14: ...ut D Screw G is also a positive stop for the l o w e r l i m i t o f t h e o u tf e e d ta b l e W e suggest that this stop also be tightened when the outf e e d ta b l e i s s e t l e v e l w i t h t...

Page 15: ...ions Use scrap pieces of lumber to check settings and to get the feel of the operations before attempting regular work W ARNING ALW AYS USE CUTTERHEAD GUARD A N D KEEP HANDS AW AY F R O M CUTTERHEAD A...

Page 16: ...o n s a n d NEVER pass your hands directly over the cutter head D O NOT perform planing o r surfacing operations on mater ial shorter than 14 inches narrower than 3 4 inch wider than 12 inches or les...

Page 17: ...0 CUTTING A RABBET When making a rabbet cut as shown in Fig 40 the cutter head guard must be removed AFTER THE RABBET CUT I S COMPLETED BE CERTAIN GUARD I S REPLACED CAUTION Use pushblocks whenever po...

Page 18: ...oosen the six knife locking screws D in each knife slot by turning the screws D clockwise This relieves stress in the cutter head 5 Loosen screws D F i g 4 4 f u r t h e r and remove the k n i f e k n...

Page 19: ...turning them counterclockwise just enough to hold the knives in position 9 Construct a U shaped block out of hardwood simi lar to the one shown at M Fig 48 and place this block o n t h e r e a r table...

Page 20: ...uthorized service center for inspection and repair or replacement Delta Machinery will not be responsible for any asserted defect which has resulted from misuse abuse or repair or alteration made or s...

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