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OPERATION & ADJUSTMENTS

FIGURE 8

FIGURE 9

FIGURE 10

Fence Adjustments - Front to Back

The fence can be moved across the table to expose as much or as little of the

cutterhead as needed depending on the width of the workpiece. 

1) Loosen the fence adjustment lock handle (A) Fig.8 by turning handle counter-

clockwise.

2) Manually adjust the fence (B) across the table to the desired position.

3) Retighten the fence adjustment lock handle (A)  by turning handle clockwise.

Make sure this is done before jointing the workpiece.  

Fence Tilt

Most jointing operations are done with the fence in the vertical position, 90º to the

table. The fence can also be tilted back as far as 45º when needed.

1) Adjust the fence front to back positioning as per the instructions above.

2) Loosen the fence tilt lock handle (A) Fig.9  by turning handle counterclockwise.

3) Lift the fence (B) slightly above the table and tilt it to the desired position.

4) The adjustable positive stop (C) can be used to quickly set the fence to 45º.

5) With the fence set to the desired angle, retighten the fence tilt lock handle (A) by

turning handle clockwise. Make sure this is done before jointing the workpiece. 

ADJUSTING THE FENCE POSITIVE STOPS

90º Positive Stop Adjustment

1) With the fence set against the 90º stop (A) Fig.10, place a machinists square

(B) against the table and fence as shown. If the fence is not square to the table,

a fine-tune adjustment of the 90º stop will be required.

2) Loosen the fence tilt lock handle (C).

3) Using your machinists square as a guide, manually set the fence (D) square to

the table.

4) Hold the fence in place and adjust the 90º stop set screw (E) until it touches the

fence bracket (F).

5) Retighten the fence tilt lock handle once the adjustment has been completed.

45º Positive Stop Adjustment

1) With the fence set against the 45º stop (A) Fig.11, place a square (B) against

the table and fence as shown. If the fence is not 45º to the table, a fine-tune ad-

justment of the 45º stop will be required.

2) Loosen the fence tilt lock handle (C).

3 Using your square as a guide, manually set the fence (D) 45º to the table.

4) Hold the fence in place and adjust the 45º stop set screw (E) until it touches the

fence bracket (F).

5) Retighten the fence tilt lock handle once the adjustment has been completed.

FIGURE 11

Summary of Contents for KC-6HJC

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL KC 6HJC COPYRIGHT 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY KING CANADA TOOLS INC 6 BENCHTOP JOINTER WITH HELICAL CUTTERHEAD 08 2016...

Page 2: ...and lack of maintenance King Canada shall in no event be liable for death injuries to persons or property or for incidental special or consequential damages arising from the use of our products To ta...

Page 3: ...n changing accessories or attachments 16 AVOID ACCIDENTAL STARTING Make sure the swich is in the OFF position before plugging in 17 USE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES Consult the manual for recommended acces...

Page 4: ...nt knob 10 Fence tilt locking lever 11 Fence adjustment locking lever 12 Fence support arm 13 Fence mounting bracket 14 Belt guard Specifications MODEL KC 6HJC Capacity 6 Depth of cut capacity 1 8 Cut...

Page 5: ...GED IN ANY WAY HAVE IT REPLACED IMMEDIATELY 110V 120V OPERATION As received from the factory your Jointer is ready to run for 110V 120V op eration This Jointer is intended for use on a circuit that ha...

Page 6: ...ure it by tightening the 2 round head allen screws 5 Sit the fence bracket A Fig 6 on the support arm B Slip the threaded end of the fence lock handle C with flat washer D through the bracket and supp...

Page 7: ...e retighten the fence tilt lock handle A by turning handle clockwise Make sure this is done before jointing the workpiece ADJUSTING THE FENCE POSITIVE STOPS 90 Positive Stop Adjustment 1 With the fenc...

Page 8: ...table to its highest point level with the top of the cut terhead 2 Place a straigtedge across the tables and cutterhead to validate the infeed table is level with the cutterhead 3 Using a hex key loos...

Page 9: ...gainst the table and tight to the fence and guide the board along the table and over the cut terhead 6 Turn off the jointer and inspect the edge of the board repeat the jointing steps as needed until...

Page 10: ...te There is an etched reference mark on each insert to help keep track of which cutting surface to use Make sure to rotate all inserts so that the reference mark sits in the same position on all inser...

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