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Assembling Extension Table

The cast iron extension table extends your work surface area to provide support
for larger workpieces. Follow the instructions below to ensure your extension table
is flush and level with the shaper work table.

1) Make sure the contact surfaces are clean, free of dirt or grit.
2) Put three bolts with spring washers and washers (A) Fig.4 through the extension

table (B) and thread them into the tapped holes at the front of the shaper. Leave
them loose for now.

3) Raise the extension up on one side and make sure it’s flush with the table edge.

Tighten the first bolt.

4) By raising or lowering the far end of the extension, locate the center of the

extension flush with the table. Tighten the center bolt.

5) The end of the extension table at the last bolt is probably not flush with the

surface of the table. Don’t be alarmed. Make sure the extension table is flush
with the first two bolts and that they are tight.

6) Now adjust the extension table, either up or down, at the last bolt. If necessary,

use a clamp and a couple of blocks to align the two surfaces. Tighten the final
bolt when the two surfaces are flush.

7) Once you’ve secured the extension table, inspect your results. If the extension

table is slightly tilted either up or down, adjustments can be made to level both
tables. This can be done by using set screws (C) located next to the three
mounting bolts. Place a straight edge on both the table and extension table,
adjust the set screws until the extension table is level with the straight edge on
the working table. Turn set screw clockwise to lift the table and counterclockwise
to lower the table. You may have to loosen the table mounting bolts slightly.

Assembling Handwheel Handle

The front mounted handwheel (A) Fig.5 comes without the steel handle (B)
installed, remove steel handle from loose items box and thread it to the handwheel
and secure.

Assembling Magnetic Switch to Front of Cabinet

The magnetic switch comes uninstalled to protect it during transport and needs to
be mounted to the front of the cabinet. To install;

1)  The magnetic switch (A) Fig.6 gets installed to the right side of the cabinet,

below the forward/reverse switch.

2) First the magnetic switch cover (B) must be removed by unscrewing the two

Phillips head special screws (C). Note: These two specially designed Phillips
head screws are designed not to be removed. Unscrew them until the cover
comes off.

3) Secondly, open the cabinet right side access door, undo the hex. nuts at the

back of the magnetic switch, place magnetic switch against the cabinet and
align the screws with the mounting holes.

4) Insert screws into cabinet holes and secure from the inside of the cabinet using

the removed hex. nuts from step 3.

5) Once the magnetic switch housing is secured to the cabinet, reposition the cover

and tighten the two Phillips head special screws.

6) It is recommended to pull all the electrical wires from the magnetic switch inside

the cabinet.  

FIGURE 4

ASSEMBLY AFTER UNPACKING

FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6

Summary of Contents for KC-351S

Page 1: ...3 4 INDUSTRIAL WOODWORKING SHAPER MODEL KC 351S INSTRUCTION MANUAL COPYRIGHT 2006 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY KING CANADA TOOLS INC...

Page 2: ...consumer a 1 year limited warranty as of the date the product was purchased at retail and that each product is free from defects in materials Warranty does not apply to defects due directly or indire...

Page 3: ...OOL Serious injury could occur if the tool tips over Do not store materials such that it is necessary to stand on the tool to reach them 19 CHECK DAMAGED PARTS Before further use of the tool a guard o...

Page 4: ...ed with this shaper and must be purchased at your local hardware store The 220V plug must be a CSA listed plug suitable for 220V operation This plug is illustrated in Fig 2 Contact your authorized ser...

Page 5: ...r off the base of the crate Once placed on a level floor the shaper can easily be moved from workplace to workplace by lowering the pedal of the built in mobile base system 17 above All the unpainted...

Page 6: ...ht edge on both the table and extension table adjust the set screws until the extension table is level with the straight edge on the working table Turn set screw clockwise to lift the table and counte...

Page 7: ...over the cutter see Fig 9 To adjust both split fences 1 Adjust the infeed fence D by loosening the lock ratchet E and then turning the micro knob B so the cutter will remove the desired amount of sto...

Page 8: ...ar hex nut B below it by placing wrench on the spindle flat and a wrench on nut Remove the spacers C from the spindle 2 Place the appropriate spacer or rub collar at the base of the spindle for suppor...

Page 9: ...derably safer because the workpiece covers the entire cutter 3 Rub Collar between two cutters Fig 15 Using a rub collar between two cutters has the distinct advantage of performing two cuts at once or...

Page 10: ...our workpiece against the flat side of the cutter 3 Adjust the cutter height by turning the front handwheel B clockwise to raise the spindle and counterclockwise to lower the spindle 4 Retighten the s...

Page 11: ...or Shaping Straight Stock When shaping straight stock use the fence assembly see adjustment section for aligning fences To shape straight stock 1 Select the appropriate cutter and corresponding spindl...

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