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ENCLOSED EDGE SHAPING

Inside edge work piece are shaped the same way as

outside edges (Fig.31). When the whole edge needs to be

shaped, the operator must use 

The work piece must be placed on table before starting the

motor. The operator must shape the whole work piece by
feeding into the cutters.

WARNING !

NEVER ATTEMPT TO PERFORM THIS

PROCEDURE WITHOUT A

RING GUARD OR A SIMILAR SAFETY

DEVICE OVER

CUTTERHEAD !

ATTENTION !

OPERATION MUST BE AWARE AT ALL

TIMES OF THE FEED DIRECTION !

OPERATION MUST NOT BE LEFT

UNATTENDED!

  

1. Use a firm grip to ease the edge into the cutters until

stopped by the collar (Fig. 32).

2.  Keep pushing straight while turning and feeding the

work piece, continue until the cut 

the off position and remove the work

piece only once the cutters have 

NEVER PERFORM ENCLOSED EDGE SHAPING WHEN

THERE IS LESS THAN 12" OF WOOD MATERIAL ALL
AROUND THEOPENING ! THE ONLY TIME THIS CAN BE
DONE IS IF THE WORK PIECE IS ATTACHED TO A
LARGER WOOD BASE!

TEMPLATES

A template serves as guide for the cutter. The

template must be made 

a

collar, recommended size 3/4". (Fig. 33)

MULTI-PIECED  TEMPLATES

workplace

template

ATTENTION !

NEVER PERFORM ENCLOSED

HAPING WHEN WORK PIECE

OPENING IS MALLER THAN TWICE

THE DIAMETER IN ANY

DIRECTION

Summary of Contents for 40-350

Page 1: ...adjustment dials Deluxe precision T slot miter gauge for better workpiece control 5HP industrial motor protected against dust by a totally enclosed cabinet Magnetic switch with thermal overload protec...

Page 2: ...isconnect tool before servicing and when changing accessories such as arbors or cutters 21 Hold material firmly against the table GENERAL INTERNATIONAL guarantee All component parts of GENERAL INTERNA...

Page 3: ...ER 7 RETAINER L 8 RETAINER S 9 PLATE GUARD 10 TENSION 11 WRENCH 12 BAR 13 MITER GAUGE 14 MITER GAUGE FENCE 15 SPINDLE 16 WRENCH 17 WRENCH 18 ADJUSTMENT HANDLE 19 KNOB 20 WRENCH 21 DRAWER BAR 22 WASHER...

Page 4: ...damage painted surfaces 4 To prevent rust apply a light coating of paste wax to surface INSTALLATION 1 Machine must be placed on a flat solid surface 2 Remove all foot bolts locking it to its shipping...

Page 5: ...st the main shaft in the up or down position 1 Hand wheel A must be loosened 3 Hand wheel A must be tightened SPINDLE CHANGE 1 1 4 spindle assemblies are supplied with your shaper The assemblies are l...

Page 6: ...change cutter first remove the safety lock nut Remove the spindle nut by placing one wrench on the spindle nut and another wrench on the flats on top of the spindle Safety lock nut must be replaced be...

Page 7: ...er setting can be achieved by turning knob B The turning knob B is with scale for accurate setting Wing screws A must be then tightened to fix in position Each fence half should be adjusted as close t...

Page 8: ...fence adjustment 1 Loosen the screw A and adjust B set screw for adjusting the fence to proper position then tighten screw A Pic 1 2 Loosen the screw A and adjust D set screw for adjusting the fence...

Page 9: ...r rotation Looking down at the spindle it should be rotating counter clockwise this is the proper position Machine should stay on for a short period of time to make sure that all moving parts are prop...

Page 10: ...sition the leading face of a cutter head blade at 90 degrees to the infeed fence and adjust the spindle to the desired height of the cut At the same time check the desired depth of cut with the blade...

Page 11: ...the work piece may star rocking into the cutter head causing minor or major injury to the work operator SHAPING SIDES When shaping across the grain some woods are more likely to chip out or splinter...

Page 12: ...p feeding the work so the point of contact on the edge is always 90 degrees to the collar When work piece is not contoured all around start the cut as shown in Fig 29 WARNING i 12 AWAY FROM ANY CUTTIN...

Page 13: ...ED 1 Use a firm grip to ease the edge into the cutters until stopped by the collar Fig 32 2 Keep pushing straight while turning and feeding the work piece continue until the cut the off position and r...

Page 14: ...ssure is necessary for the operator to control the work piece Anchor points like dowels are necessary with this setup PROTECTION workplace The operators should take precautions to protect themselves a...

Page 15: ...ation Figures 40 demonstrates when the stock is flipped over and the sash cutter with a 1 4 groove cutter to complete the cut Figure 41 demonstrates the first shaping cut with the sash cutter for the...

Page 16: ...k pieces are shaped the same side up and allows 1 16 reduction in width Adjust the infeed fence to reduce the work piece width by 1 16 and adjust the outfeed fence to compensate for stock removed Fig...

Page 17: ...BASE...

Page 18: ...TOP 1 40350 16 WHEEL BRACKET 1 40350 17 NUT 2 40350 18 NUT 5 16 4 40350 19 SPRING WASHER 5 16 4 40350 20 WHEEL 2 40350 21 SCREW 5 6 X 1 4 40350 22 SCREW CAP 5 16 X 2 1 2 2 40350 23 WIRE PROTECTOR 1 40...

Page 19: ...DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY 40350 43 SCREW 1 4 X 1 1 40350 44 SPRING WASHER 1 4 1 40350 45 WASHER 1 4 1 40350 46 HAND WHEEL 1 40350 47 LOCK SHAFT 1 40350 48 NUT 5 16 1 40350 49 SCREW 5 16 X 3 4 1 4...

Page 20: ...0350 74 SCREW 1 4 X 1 2 2 40350 75 SPRING WASHER 1 4 2 40350 76 WASHER 1 4 2 40350 77 SCREW 5mm X 0 X 8 mm X 8mm 1 40350 78 POINTER 1 40350 79 NUT 5 16 4 40350 80 SPRING WASHER 5 16 4 40350 81 WASHER...

Page 21: ...RTS LIST 40 350 PART N0 DESCRIPTION QTY 40350 104 SCREW 1 40350 105 HANDLE LOCK 1 40350 106 WASHER 1 40350 107 BRACKET ASSY FENCE 1 40350 108 SCREW T 1 40350 109 BAR L 1 40350 110 COUNTERSUNK SETSCREW...

Page 22: ...350 134 FLAT HEAD SCREW 3 16 X1 4 1 40350 135 FENCE 1 40350 136 SCREW 5 16 X1 3 4 2 40350 137 HANDLE 1 40350 138 SPRING TENSION 2 40350 139 SET SCREW 4 40350 140 COUNTERSUNK SETSCREW 1 40350 141 SCREW...

Page 23: ...1 40350 172 LOCK WASHER 1 40350 173 LOCK NUT 1 40350 174 BEARING 1 40350 175 BEARING 1 40350 176 QUILL 1 40350 177 SPINDLE 1 1 4 1 40350 178 SHAFT 1 40350 179 KEY 1 40350 180 COLLAR 1 1 4 X 3 4 2 4035...

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