Hammer A3-26, User Manual

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Planer-Thicknesser
A3-26 / A3-31 / A3-41
9.5 Thickness planing
Note: Workpieces that already have a planed surface can be made thinner by being thicknessed. The
workpieces are guided through the planer. The workpiece lies with its planed surface on the thicknessing
table, and only the upper side is machined.
Only the following working technique is permitted on the
thicknessing unit:
• A maximum of 2 workpieces can be thickness-planed
simultaneously.
Attention! Risk of material damage!
When working on 2 workpieces simultaneously, their thickness may not differ by more than 1 mm.
It is absolutely forbidden to perform the following
working technique on the thicknessing unit:
• Thicknessing several workpieces of varying
thicknesses
9.5.1 Workpiece dimensions
9.4.8 Tapering/beveling small workpieces
Width max. 206 mm / 306 mm / 406 mm (depending on the equipment)
Thickness min. 4 mm
max. 250 mm
See Chapter:
>9.4.7 Bevelling/Tapering<
• When bevelling or tapering small, narrow workpieces,
always use a special power feeder.
• The power feeder is mounted onto the planer fence.
• Set the bridge guard all the way down and let the
protective bridge rest against the power feeder.
9.5.2 Authorised and prohibited work techniques
Attention! Risk of injury!
When bevelling or tapering small, narrow workpieces, always use a special power feeder.
Fig. 9-16: Jig
Operation