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DELUXE FOOT SHEAR

OWNER’S MANUAL

DELUXE FOOT SHEAR

OWNER’S MANUAL

MILD STEEL GAUGE
ALUMINUM 
BRASS YELLOW
    SOFT
    1/2 HARD
    HARD
BRONZE PHOSPHOR
    ANNEALED
COPPER
    SOFT 
    HARD
PLASTIC ABS COMPOUND

1.5mm
2.5mm 

1.8mm
1.6mm
1.6mm 

1.6mm 

1.8mm
1.6mm
2.5mm

Before Each Use

WARNING:

•  Inspect the shear and accessories for damage or excessive wear before each use. If you find 

damage do not use the shear.

•  Clean all moving parts or sliding contact surfaces.

•  Refer to the weight and footprint specification of your machine. Some residential floors may 

require additional reinforcement to support both the machine and operator.

•  Considering existing and anticipated needs, size of material to be processed through each 

machine and space for auxiliary stands, work tables or other machinery when establishing a 

location for your new machine. 

•  Check the condition of the shear and that its free of scraps or other debris and clean enough 

for the next operation.

•  Test the functionality of the shear, possibly with test material, to verify it is ready for 

operation. 

 

Operating Instructions

The chart below is a material conversion comparison to show equivalent capacities of material 

other than mild steel.

BACK GAUGE ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the back gauge, loosen the adjustment knobs (66), slide the angle (61), move the rod 

(59) forward or backward so the scales (69) to read zero on the pointers. (See Figure 1) Lock the 

bracket again and perform a further adjustment with the wheel (62). 

Tighten the socket screws to lock the rods in place. (See Figure 2)

BLADE CLEARANCE ADJUSTMENT

To adjust blade clearance, loosen the front screws (18, 19) and table lock screws (21), then 

loosen the table bolts on both sides (62).

1. Loosen the table lock screws (21) on both sides. 

2. Adjust the front screws (19) to move the worktable (1) forward and adjust the screws (18) to 

move it backward. (see Figure 3)

3. For fine adjustment, it is no need to loosen the table lock screws, but adjust the front screws 

(18, 19) directly. 

Then, tighten all screws.  (See Figure 4)

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Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

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