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THE MAXIMUM PLANING 
WIDTH OF THIS UNIT IS 13”. 

THE MAXIMUM WORKPIECE 
THICKNESS OF THIS UNIT IS 6” 

THE MINIMUM THICKNESS TO WHICH A WORKPIECE
CAN BE SAFELY PLANED WITH THIS 
UNIT IS 1/8” . 

THE MINIMUM WORKPIECE LENGTH THAT CAN BE 
SAFELY PLANED WITH THIS UNIT IS 5”. 

RESPECT THE RATED LIMITS OF THIS MACHINE IGNORING THESE LIMITS AND FEEDING NON COMPATIBLE STOCK INTO
THIS PLANER CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURY TO THE USER OR SHOP BYSTANDERS, AND CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE WORK-
PIECE AND/OR THE MACHINE. IF THE STOCK YOU WISH TO PLANE DOES NOT MEET OR COMPLY WITH THE LIMITATIONS
LISTED ABOVE, FIND ANOTHER SAFER WAY TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED TASK.

RATED LIMITS OF THIS PLANER

CONNECTING TO A DUST COLLECTOR

A dust port 

with a 4” opening is provided to accommo-

date connection to a dust collector (not included).

Be sure to use appropriate sized hose and fittings (not
included) and check that all connections are sealed
tightly to help minimize airborne dust.

If you do not already own a dust collection system
consider contacting your General® International dis-
tributor for information on our complete line of dust
collection systems and accessories or visit our Web Site
at 

www.general.ca

CHECKLIST BEFORE STARTING

• Make sure the board has been inspected and is suit-able for planing as explained in section “Selecting 

boards suitable for planing”.

• Make sure you and any assistants are wearing safe appropriate workshop attire. Roll up long sleeves, secu-

re long hair and remove any jewelry: watches, rings, bracelets or anything that could become caught in the 
moving parts, potentially causing serious injury.

• Make sure to have on safety glasses as well as hearing and respiratory protection at all times when using the 

planer.

• To reduce the risk of damage to the planer or the workpiece, as well as a potential for personal injury, after ini-

tial set-up as well as before each use, make sure that everything is securely installed and that all fasteners 
and moving parts on this machine are locked in placebefore starting the machine.

• If multiple boards are to be planed, collect all work-pieces together and set them nearby on a table or bench 

within easy reach 

A

. To limit the potential for injury in the event of a kickback, avoid having to step or reach in 

front of the machine to pick up the next workpiece 

B

.

A

A

AVOID HAVING TO STEP OR REACH IN

FRONT OF THE MACHINE.

B

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VERIFY ALL CHECK POINTS BEFORE STARTING. FAILURE TO COMPLY CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURIES.

Summary of Contents for 30-005HC-M1

Page 1: ...A motor with thermal overload protection Front and rear fold down extension tables for smooth easy stock feeding Top mounted rollers for multiple passes Built in inset lifting handles Large depth of c...

Page 2: ...his manual handy for future reference Disclaimer The information and specifications in this manual pertain to the unit as it was supplied from the factory at the time of printing Because we are commit...

Page 3: ...er our Standard 2 year Limited Warranty or under our Limited Lifetime Warranty all defective parts components or machinery must be returned freight or postage prepaid to General International or to a...

Page 4: ...0 On Off power switch 10 Surge protection Circuit breaker 10 Raising Lowering the cutter head 11 Pre set tickness stop gauge 11 Depth of cut indicator 11 Operating Instructions 12 Basic principles of...

Page 5: ...h or force stock into the cutter head The planer will perform better and safer when working at the rate for which it was designed 14 Kickback is when the workpiece is ejected at high speeds by the for...

Page 6: ...st and a power failure still occurs contact a qualified technician or our service department BEFORE CONNECTING THE MACHINE TO THE POWER SOURCE VERIFY THAT THE VOLTAGE OF YOUR POWER SUPPLY CORRESPONDS...

Page 7: ...TABLE STOCK THICKNESS SCALE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT HANDLE RETURN ROLLERS CIRCUIT BREAKER ON OFF SWITCH W SAFETY KEY DEPTH OF CUT INDICATOR OUT FEED TABLE TOOL STORAGE DUST CHUTE REAR VIEW 7 B C D E F G A H...

Page 8: ...TARTING THE INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY MAKE SURE THAT THE POWER SWITCH IS IN THE OFF POSITION AND THAT THE POWER CORD IS UNPLUGGED DO NOT PLUG IN OR TURN ON THE PLANER UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLE TED THE INS...

Page 9: ...ntitled Electrical Requirements and make sure all requirements and grounding instructions are fol lowed When planing operations have been completed unplug the unit from the power source B A TO REDUCE...

Page 10: ...uit breaker then restart the machine SURGE PROTECTION CIRCUIT BREAKER TO AVOID UNEXPECTED OR UNINTENTIONAL START UP BE CERTAIN THAT THE POWER SWITCH HAS BEEN SET TO THE OFF POSITION BEFORE RE SETTING...

Page 11: ...ned must have one face that has already been machined perfectly flat usually on a jointer and the stock should be fed with this flat face against the table A If it is not possible to machine one face...

Page 12: ...cessories or visit our Web Site at www general ca CHECKLIST BEFORE STARTING Make sure the board has been inspected and is suit able for planing as explained in section Selecting boards suitable for pl...

Page 13: ...N THE EVENT OF A KICKBACK AVOID STANDING DIRECTLY IN LINE WITH THE FRONT OR BACK OF THE PLANER WHENEVER A BOARD IS ENGAGED IN THE CUTTERHEAD 6 Align the board laterally so that it will be fed through...

Page 14: ...rotect the tables surface and reduce workpiece friction Ask your local distributor for suggestions on aftermarket surface cleaners protectant and dry lubricants based on what is readily available in y...

Page 15: ...tor under item 30 007 1 A raised ridgeline in the workpiece that runs a straight line from beginning to end of the board A This is ge nerally an indication that one of the knives has been nicked or da...

Page 16: ...head refer to the etched mark E on the inserts to keep track of the rotations E F NEVER RUN A FINGER OR OTHER BODY PART ALONG THE CUTTING EDGE OF THE KNIFE TO TEST FOR SHARPNESS OR TO DETERMINE IF THE...

Page 17: ...deposits by wiping with a dry rag 5 Apply generous dabs of any common automotive bearing grease to the gears chain G and four elevation screws H 6 Re install the chain gear cover and frame cover G I...

Page 18: ...p needs Dust collectors con tribute to a cleaner more healthful workshop envi ronment ELECTRONIC EARMUFFS 99 200 Highly efficient noise reduction to help protect your hearing when operating power tool...

Page 19: ...3 2 1 0 27 3 44 2 43 2 52 36 10 40 4 20 32 4 31 4 48 4 35 4 39 4 50 4 49 4 47 4 46 12 30 29 28 4 26 21 19 45 34 5 33 4 2 1 8 15 9 10 3 14 2 13 4 12 2 11 25 24 23 22 34 42 2 8 15 16 8 8 17 4 37 4 38 4...

Page 20: ...3 156 155 123 4 120 122 4 97 2 121 4 157 4 96 165 68 26 67 26 113 119 1 5 0 M O T O R A S S E M B L Y 74 80 4 69 75 2 76 125 72 179 86 3 115 114 126 163 65 62 2 70 62 77 79 154 160 73 166 180 181 182...

Page 21: ...ASE 1 31 30005 31 HEX HEAD BOLT M6xP1 0x20L 4 32 30005 32 HEX NUT M6xP1 0 4 33 30005 33 FLAT WASHER 12 2x 25 8x2t 4 34 30005 34 SPINDLE BEARING 6000ZZ 5 35 30005 35 BEARING SEAT 4 36 30005 36 BUTTON H...

Page 22: ...86 PHILLIPS HEAD SCREW M4xP0 7x12L 3 95 30005 95 DEPTH OF CUT INDICATOR 1 96 30005 96 MOTOR PIVOT ROD 1 97 30005 97 BUTTON HEAD SCREW M5xP0 8x16L 2 98 30005 98 FLAT WASHER 8 4x 18x2t 1 99 30005 99 BU...

Page 23: ...05 169 MOTOR HOUSING 1 170 30005 170 SET SCREW M5xP0 8x8mmL 2 171 30005 171 RETENTION RING RTW32 1 172 30005 172 BRUSH HOLDER TP305 2 173 30005 173 MOTOR BRUSH 2 174 30005 174 BRUSH CAP TP305 2 175 30...

Page 24: ...l number of the machine and part number Also a brief description of each item and quantity desired 8360 Champ d Eau Montreal Quebec Canada H1P 1Y3 Tel 514 326 1161 Fax 514 326 5565 Parts Service Fax 5...

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