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8.  Position second guide rail on the table. 

 

Placement of this rail depends on the width of 
the board and if the board requires outer edge 
clean-up. Review molding procedure section 
for pre-sizing stock guidelines. When using 
knives that require outer edge clean-up, the 
workpiece will contact the guide rails only 
while wood is feeding into the cutterhead. After 
the workpiece passes the cutterhead, the 
outfeed roller will hold the workpiece in 
position. 

9.  Clamp or nail second guide rail. 

10. Replace dust hood, dust chute and fasten in 

place.   

11.  Connect to the dust collection system. 

12. Make sure all adjusting tools and wood stock 

are removed from the machine. 

TIP: Save money, time, and frustration by 
experimenting first with scrap work pieces before 
attempting to mold with expensive stock.  

13.0

  Molding procedure 

 

Never mold without using a 

dust collector. Molding without a dust collector 
may cause clogging of and damage to machine. 

Molding with professional results takes planning 
prior to starting. Always take a light cut for the 
smoother finish. Pre-sizing wood before molding is 
a necessity. Always pre-size the workpiece to 1/16” 
of the final thickness before running the workpiece 
through the molder.  

With profiles that require outer edge clean-up, the 
workpiece should be 1/8” larger than the final width 
allowing 1/16” on either side of the cutter.  (Fig. 21) 

 

Figure 21 

With profiles that only cut the edge of the 
workpiece, the workpiece should be the same size 
as the final width.  (Fig. 22)  

 

Figure 22 

Other considerations before molding to consider 
are wood hardness, moisture content, degree of 
warp, and direction of grain.  

 

Never attempt to mold a 

workpiece shorter than 14” or thinner than 1/2". 
Failure to comply may cause damage to 
machine and/or serious injury to operator.

 

13.1

  Setting table height for first 

pass 

1.  Do not connect machine to power source until 

instructed to do so. 

2.  Lower table to allow insertion of workpiece. 

3.  While looking into the front opening of the 

machine, raise the table until the workpiece 
just contacts the infeed roller. 

4.  Record the height of the table as indicated on 

the scale to either side of the table. 

5.  Lower the table and remove the workpiece. 

6.  Raise the table back up to the recorded 

measurement. 

7.  Raise the table one full turn above the 

recorded measurement to allow adequate feed 
roller pressure.  This measurement is now the 
starting point for this particular job. 

8.  Connect the machine to the power source, 

start the dust collector, and start the machine. 

9.  Insert the work piece until the infeed roller 

begins to advance the workpiece. 

10.  Let go of the work piece and move to one side 

of the machine. 

11.  Retrieve the work piece from the outfeed side 

of the machine.  

Note

: It is our experience that 

on the first pass using some cutters, the 
material may feed in a jerky motion.  If this 
occurs, raise the table during the cut until the 
workpiece begins to advance smoothly.  This 
point now becomes your first pass 
measurement. 

 

Summary of Contents for JPM-13CS

Page 1: ...ating Instructions and Parts Manual Planer Molder Model JPM 13CS JET 427 New Sanford Road LaVergne Tennessee 37086 Part No M 708524 Ph 800 274 6848 Revision G3 10 2018 www jettools com Copyright 2014...

Page 2: ...ional action needed JET has Authorized Service Centers located throughout the United States For the name of an Authorized Service Center in your area call 1 800 274 6846 or use the Service Center Loca...

Page 3: ...rped wood 13 11 2 Wood Grain 14 12 0 Molding setup and adjustments 14 12 1 Installing molding cutters 14 12 2 Setting feed rollers for molding 15 12 3 Making installing a bedboard 16 12 4 Making guide...

Page 4: ...he correct size to use depending on the cord length and name plate ampere rating If in doubt use the next heavier gauge The smaller the gauge number the heavier the cord Volts Total Length of Cord in...

Page 5: ...manual contains instructions on installation safety precautions general operating procedures maintenance instructions and parts breakdown Your machine has been designed and constructed to provide cons...

Page 6: ...ed from the factory your planer molder is ready to run at 115 volt operation This planer molder when wired for 115 volt is intended for use on a circuit that has an outlet and a plug that looks like t...

Page 7: ...acle in question is properly grounded If you are not sure have a registered electrician check the receptacle Figure 2a Figure 2b Figure 3 6 0 On Off Switch Padlock To safeguard your machine from unaut...

Page 8: ...uit and fuse breaker size1 30A 115V or 15A 230V 1 subject to local national electrical codes Dust collection Dust port outside diameter 4 100mm Minimum extraction volume required 350 CFM 18CMM Dimensi...

Page 9: ...B Figure 5 Molding Cutter one of three cutters in a set with a patterned edge used for cutting a decorative design into wood Gib metal bar with adjusting screws that holds planer knives or molding cu...

Page 10: ...th three M5x10 machine screws and three M5 washers 4 Attach lower section of dust chute with three M6x8 machine screws and three M6 washers 5 Mount extension roller assembly to the middle table with f...

Page 11: ...comply may result in an out of balance cutterhead which will lead to bearing failure Use caution when placing hands near the cutterhead Knives are extremely sharp Failure to comply may cause serious...

Page 12: ...hich direction they face Figure 9 12 Carefully install new or sharpened knife into cutterhead between lock bar and cutterhead Note direction of knife as pictured in Figure 5 13 Adjust knife Refer to s...

Page 13: ...machine while planing or molding Always stand to one side Failure to comply may cause serious injury from kickback Never attempt to plane a workpiece shorter than 14 or thinner than 1 2 Failure to co...

Page 14: ...ystem Failure to comply may cause serious injury 1 Disconnect machine from power source Unplug 2 Remove screws A Figure 14 securing the dust hood Figure 14 3 Remove dust hood B Figure 14 and dust chut...

Page 15: ...feed and outfeed rollers will have to be lowered for most molding operations The amount of adjustment required will vary depending on the size and style of the cutter When using cutters larger than 2...

Page 16: ...contact them Some molding profiles require the knives to cut into the guide rails to clean up the outer edge to complete the cut Fig 18 Figure 18 Guides should be cut 1 4 lower than the maximum thickn...

Page 17: ...iles that only cut the edge of the workpiece the workpiece should be the same size as the final width Fig 22 Figure 22 Other considerations before molding to consider are wood hardness moisture conten...

Page 18: ...g Keep in mind the edge guide must be taller to adequately support the work piece The edge guides must be set 3 4 below the lowest point the cutter will travel Cutting the groove first allows adequate...

Page 19: ...probably a loose electrical lead Loose electrical connections Go through all the electrical connections on the planer including motor connections verifying the tightness of each Look for any signs of...

Page 20: ...emove moisture by drying or use different stock Rounded glossy surface Dull knives Sharpen or replace knives Feed rate too slow Increase feed rate Cutting depth too shallow Increase cutting depth Poor...

Page 21: ...hrough Friday 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m CST Having the Model Number and Serial Number of your machine available when you call will allow us to serve you quickly and accurately Non proprietary parts such as...

Page 22: ...22 16 1 1 Table and Base Assembly Exploded View...

Page 23: ...serial 810xxxx and lower 1 MHA B07UW Cover right serial 811xxxx and lower 1 21 MHA B09 Gear Box Cover serial 810xxxx and lower 1 MHA B09U Gear Box Cover serial 811xxxx and higher 1 22 5BB B07 Hex Nut...

Page 24: ...1 1 MHA C01AW Dust Hood 1 2 TS 1503011 Hex Socket Cap Screw M6x8 3 3 TS 0680021 Flat Washer 1 4 3 4 5FA A10 C Ring STW15 2 5 PGA C17 Sprocket 2 6 5GF B08 Chain 2 7 MHA C02 Feed Roller 2 8 PGA C09 Spri...

Page 25: ...4 41 TS 1502011 Hex Socket Cap Screw M5x8 4 42 MHA C12 Lock Bar long 6 43 MGA C22 Lock Bar short 3 44 TS 1524031 Set Screw M8x12 18 45 MGA C23 Lock Bar Spacer 6 46 708366 Knife set of 3 1 48 TS 154007...

Page 26: ...26 16 3 1 Gearbox Assembly Parts List...

Page 27: ...10xxxx and lower 1 4 2 TS 0680021 Flat Washer serial 811xxxx and higher 1 4 1 15 TS 1540041 Hex Nut serial 810xxxx and lower M6x1 0 1 16 MHA G08 Gear serial 607xxxx and lower 24T 1 MHA G08N Gear seria...

Page 28: ...28 16 4 1 Stand and Motor Assembly Parts List...

Page 29: ...tch Box 1 19 TS 1540021 Hex Nut M4 2 20 5EB E05 Star Washer M5 2 21 JE090702 Plate 1 22 5EB A04 Washer M5 2 23 5CD C06B Screw 3 16 24NCx1 2 2 24 JE011302 Switch 1 25 JI X01 Switch Cover 1 26 5AL C10A...

Page 30: ...30 17 0 Electrical Connections...

Page 31: ...31...

Page 32: ...32 427 New Sanford Road LaVergne Tennessee 37086 Phone 800 274 6848 www jettools com...

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