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ATTACHING DUST CHUTE (OPTIONAL)

TO ENCLOSED STAND

When the machine is furnished with a 4’’ dust chute, it should be connected to the

enclosed stand as shown in the illustration below. Tighten the dust chute (A) to the
enclosed stand (B) with the four lock screws (C).

CAUTION!

The dust chute should be used in
conjunction with a dust collector,
otherwise the dust may collect inside
the machine.

Summary of Contents for KC-60FX

Page 2: ...ROUS ENVIRONMENTS Do not use power tools in damp or wet locations or expose them to rain Keep work areas well illuminated 6 KEEP CHILDREN AWAY All visitors should be kept at a safe distance from work...

Page 3: ...RUNNING UNATTENDED SAFETY RULES FOR JOINTERS 1 KEEP cutterhead sharp and free of all rust and pitch 2 ALWAYS use a push block when jointing stock that does not give reasonable distance of safety for...

Page 4: ...Check to see if there are any parts missing If so contact your local distributor CLEANING THE MACHINE 1 The machine has been coated with a rust protection oil for transportation purposes 2 Thoroughly...

Page 5: ...eed Table 3 Fence 4 Fence Movement Fix Lever 5 Fence Angle Adjustment Lever 6 Depth Scale 7 Lever 8 Cutterhead Guard 9 Spring Knob 10 Infeed Table 11 Infeed Table Adjustment Handwheel 12 Base 13 Power...

Page 6: ...d Cutterhead Speed 5 000 R P M Cuts per Minute 15 000 Number of Knives 3 Diameter 2 4 61mm Table Dimensions 7 3 185mm X 45 1143mm Height 32 3 820mm Fence Dimensions 4 102mm X 28 710mm Tilts Right 450...

Page 7: ...OOSE PARTS BAG 1 Stand Mounting Screws with Washers 3 pcs 2 Open End Wrench 8 X10 1 pc 12 X14 1 pc 3 Screwdriver 1 pc 4 Belt Guard Lock Screw 1 4 X 3 4 4 pcs 5 Allen Wrench 3mm 1 pc 6 Belt Guard 1 pc...

Page 8: ...he machine and that the machine is turned off Check all connections for good contact WARNING If the machine runs on insufficient voltage damage to the motor may occur GROUNDING Failure to adequately g...

Page 9: ...enough to carry the jointer s current If the cord length is under 25 feet for 110V operation and under 50 feet for 220V operation use at least a 14 AWG gauge extension cord If the cord length is betwe...

Page 10: ...feed table up and down 2 The table can be moved by turning the depth adjustment handwheel A under the table 3 Loosen the outfeed table position fix lever before turning the depth adjustment handwheel...

Page 11: ...in a single feed 2 The infeed table is fitted with a depth limit guard A to prevent cuts exceeding 1 8 of an inch 3 The lock lever B will engage when the depth of the cut exceeds 1 8 of an inch 4 Bef...

Page 12: ...3 The outfeed end of the jointer should be fastened to the rear single hole B of the stand 4 Tighten the jointer to the stand using the three special bolts C furnished with the machine MOUNTING THE MO...

Page 13: ...he table 2 Before installing the fence remove the lock nut from the fixing shaft F 3 Place the fence on the table and align the slot C with the gib D then insert the fixing shaft F through the opening...

Page 14: ...ler on the table and against the fence 4 Verify to see if the fence is at a 900 angle to the table 5 If the fence is not at a 900 angle to the table please use the following instructions 6 Loosen the...

Page 15: ...lt the fence backward 3 To obtain a 450 angle place a precision combination square on the table and against the fence Screw in 450 stop bolt D and adjust the fence to a 450 angle unscrew stop bolt unt...

Page 16: ...fixing screws A that tighten the knives 4 Remove the knife C 5 Remove the fixing gib B 6 Clean all parts and the cutterhead slot before mounting the knives 7 Fit the fixing gib and fixing screws 8 Mou...

Page 17: ...ead drum 2 Use knife gauge E to adjust the knife height The knife gauge must come in contact with the knife To do so use a hex key to turn the screw D to make contact with the knife gauge Tighten the...

Page 18: ...le but they need to be precisely with it If the knives are not exactly even with the outfeed table perform the following 3 Place the steel gauge across the knife edge and outfeed table 4 The outfeed t...

Page 19: ...If the knives are too high then the work will be gouged at the end of the cut See Figure D 9 To check for proper knife adjustment cut the workpiece about 1 3 of its full length The workpiece should be...

Page 20: ...V belt 2 Before mounting the V belt you must align both pulleys Ensure that the straight edge press against the sides of both pulleys to make the alignment adjustments 3 Once the pulleys are properly...

Page 21: ...fit it onto the opening at the top of the floor stand 3 Fit the V belt guard onto the floor stand and lock it by using the four 1 4 screws 4 After the V belt guard has been mounted try to turn the V b...

Page 22: ...guard post engages the spring that can be seen through the hole 4 Check if the cutterhead gaurd operates normally by shifting the cutterhead guard then releasing it If it is functioning properly the...

Page 23: ...finger using normal pressure The belt should yield 1 2 when pressed 2 When belt tension adjustment is necessary loosen the four lock nuts on the dust chute Move the motor vertically until proper tensi...

Page 24: ...he two outfeed table lock nuts B 3 Adjust the three gib screws C on the infeed table and the two gib adjust screws D on the outfeed table until smooth infeed table traverse is found 4 Properly tighten...

Page 25: ...t chute it should be connected to the enclosed stand as shown in the illustration below Tighten the dust chute A to the enclosed stand B with the four lock screws C CAUTION The dust chute should be us...

Page 26: ...workpiece enters the outfeed table maintain enough pressure so that the cut surface stays in close contact with the table The workpiece needs to stay in contact with the fence at all times Planing Ope...

Page 27: ...bbet The distance from the edge of the knives to the fence 3 Set the infeed table to the desired depth of cut 4 Run the workpiece over the cutterhead applying even pressure 5 For deep rabbet cuts this...

Page 28: ...tches the tail edge of the workpiece This will maintain adequate pressure so that the workpiece staypin will keep in contact with the fence and table PUSH BLOCK This is the suggested type of push bloc...