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Page 1: ...LAGUNA TOOLS 2072 Alton Parkway Irvine California 92606 Ph 800 234 1976 www lagunatools com Part No MSHAPS45T 5 0167 2015 Laguna Tools Inc LAGUNA and the LAGUNA Logo are the registered trademarks of...

Page 2: ...adjustment 3 2 3 4 Spindle lock 3 6 3 5 Interchangeable spindle installation and replacement 3 7 3 6 Spindle vertical travel adjustment 3 9 3 7 Spindle tilting adjustment 3 10 3 8 Assembling cutters t...

Page 3: ...0 OUTLOOKING OF SPINDLE MOULDERS SS 510 plus series SS 511 512 series SS 512T 512L backward tilt SS 512L series SS 513 series SS 513 pro series SS 513 plus series SS 513T Eplus w power feeder PS 515 w...

Page 4: ...0 950x1300 Dimension of extension table mm 800x2500 850x2500 900x2500 900x2500 950x2500 0 5 4 m m t r o p p u s e l b a t n o i s n e t x e x a M spindle vertical stroke mm 100 180 140 180 170 180 250...

Page 5: ...000 spindle speed rpm 8000 100000 8000 100000 8000 100000 Motor power Kw 3 75 5 5 7 5 5 5 7 5 5 5 7 5 Rated current A 11 15 20 15 20 15 20 Working stroke of the sliding mm 1230 1230 1230 spindle tilti...

Page 6: ...hilst there is a correlation between the emission and exposure levels this cannot be used reliably to determine whether or not further precautions are required Factors that influence the actual level...

Page 7: ...S WARNING Failure to follow these rules may result in serious personal injury 1 Do not operate your shaper spindle moulder until it is completely assembled and installed according to the instruction m...

Page 8: ...rly repaired or replaced 23 Never leave machine running unattended Don t leave tool until it comes to a complete stop 24 Before leaving the machine make sure the work area is clean 25 Do not operate t...

Page 9: ...ters and the safe stacking of the workpieces before and after cutting f The dealer should provide the Information that operators are adequately trained in the use adjustment and operation of the machi...

Page 10: ...nding upon the workpiece dimension 2 stopped work in order prevent access to the tool during stopped work it is necessary to use in conjunction with the fence table and fence pressure pad equipped wit...

Page 11: ...contact us 6 Fire extinguisher Fire safety is very important Each workplace must have a full complement of the proper type of fire extinguisher Such as dry powder fire extinguishers for the fire hazar...

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Page 14: ...ng please check the safety relevant functions whether normal or not before a use 4 Handing of tools i Care shall be exercised when handing tools tool carriers shall be used wherever practicable ii Tha...

Page 15: ...power feed device shall be used wherever possible to minimize the gap between the cutters and the main fence d When hand feeding against the fence a push stick to aid feeding shall be used in conjunct...

Page 16: ...n A power feed unit fitted to a vertical spindle molding machine with a straight fence can have the effect of enclosing the cutters to the greatest extent practicable and often represents the best met...

Page 17: ...ver part of the length of the workpiece Work of this nature is usually referred to as stopped work The cutters have to break into the solid face instead of starting the cut at the beginning of the wor...

Page 18: ...e used at the end of the cut 13 Glass bead work This machine is not designed equipped with glass bead unit for glass bead work Please do not install the special equipment for glass bead work Fig 1 1 1...

Page 19: ...damage or remove them If damage or lost contact your dealer or us and quote the warning label identification rumber for servicing Please refer to Fig 1 9 and Fig 1 10 Label No Remarks 1 Safety rules 2...

Page 20: ...m the shoulder l1 Maximum tool diameter that can be mounted in the guard d2 d1 g6 Single piece spindle Removable spindle Shaping Tenoning 30b mm 140 140 250 300 40c mm 180 160 250 350 50 mm 220 160 27...

Page 21: ...elow shows the work area needed for maintenance of the electrical panel located at the rear side of the machine as well work area of pneumatic panel which is located at the side of the machine Straigh...

Page 22: ...Do not use solvents on plastic parts and electric cord solvents dissolve or damage plastic and electric cord Transportation after Unpacking crane or fork lift recommended for transportation The machi...

Page 23: ...d with your machine Machine overcurrent protective device and power cable to be prepared by the user site SS 510 1PH SS 510 3PH SS 511 1PH SS 511 512 513 3PH PS 515 PS 515plus 3PH KW spindle motor 1 5...

Page 24: ...through to the 5th harmonic Voltage interruption Supply interrupted or at zero voltage for not more than 3 ms at any random time in the supply cycle with more than 1 s between successive interruptions...

Page 25: ...2 3 2 Electrical Controls The control unit should be used as the following to operate your machine 1 Make certain the spindle lock is disengaged as explained in the section SPINDLE LOCK and that the...

Page 26: ...unning Remember CAUTION Do not use the for rev switch to stop the machine or it will damage the electrical controls Use stop push button or brake pedal for normal stop WARNING Open the electrical cabi...

Page 27: ...8000 and 10000 RPM as standard or 1500 3500 5500 7500 9000 RPM as alternative for some specific models A large speed chart Fig 3 3 is located on the inside of the cabinet door for easy reference of th...

Page 28: ...on Cutter speed formula D N 60 1000 D Tool diameter mm N Tool spindle speed rpm Fig 3 4 Fig 3 4 1 The cutting speed range m sec lower and upper limits is selected according to the tool diameter mm D l...

Page 29: ...elt tension The belt B can then be moved to the desired steps of the motor pulley C and spindle pulley D while at the same time rotate knob A Fig 3 5 1 to slide speed bar B up or down so that the belt...

Page 30: ...t tension The belt C can then be moved to the desired steps of the motor pulley D and spindle pulley E 3 After the belt is positioned on the desired steps of the motor pulley and spindle pulley move t...

Page 31: ...spindle lock knob is in the loose position before turning ON the machine 3 5 INTERCHANGEABLE SPINDLE INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT One of the features of this machine is that it can replace the differe...

Page 32: ...spindle raising and lowering handwheel and raise the main shaft all the way to the top 3 Engage spindle lock as explained in the section SPINDLE LOCK 4 The taper of the interchangeable spindle and the...

Page 33: ...of spindle height 2 To raise the spindle turn handwheel C counterclockwise and to lower the spindle turn handwheel C clockwise 3 Tigten knob B and locking lever A when desired spindle height is obtain...

Page 34: ...ces FOR 5 SPEED SPINDLE MOULDER Forward tilt type The dial indicator of tilting degree indicates the figures from 5 or 10 to 45 degree When adjust the tilt of spindle 1 Replace the table rings and ins...

Page 35: ...Place the cutter A Fig 3 22 and desired spindle rings B on the spindle as shown 3 Tighten nut D using the wrench supplied and disengage spindle lock Or tighten safety nut w washer E using the wrench s...

Page 36: ...lever B 4 Assemble top cover F Fig 3 24 to top of fence body using the two locking knobs G and washers Fig 3 24 ASSEMBLING GUARDS TO FENCE BODY 1 Assemble spring guard A Fig 3 25 hold down D and clear...

Page 37: ...3 26 to rear of machine table using the two screws and washers B as shown Air suction A for table 101 6 mm 4 Fig 3 26 Assemble dust chute A Fig 3 26 1 for safety fence assembly using the two screws an...

Page 38: ...ace the miter gauge D on the bar with stud E of bar protruding up through opening in miter gauge body as shown Fasten in place using washer F and lock knob G Fig 3 28 Fig 3 29 For 5 speed spindle moul...

Page 39: ...ost A Fig 3 33 of the clamp assembly down through hole B of the miter gauge body C and thread post A into hole D of sliding table 2 Insert shaft of locking handle E down through opening F of miter gau...

Page 40: ...two screws D Fig 3 36 of locking levers engaged into two notch F Fig 3 37 on top of miter gauge 3 To slide fence E Fig 3 37 to the left or right loosen locking levers B slide fence E to the desired p...

Page 41: ...the table Fig 3 40 3 13 EXTENSION SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT For extension table only 1 Loosen the two locking knobs A Fig 3 41 to loosen the extension bars 2 Pull the extension support to the desired positi...

Page 42: ...red 3 Slide the tenoning carriage to the proper position on the rail 4 Tighten locking lever F against the nearest screw head on the rail to prevent the tenoning carriage from moving Fig 3 42 1 3 15 I...

Page 43: ...e front thanks to the window and the transparent guard Pressure on the workpiece can be adjusted Fig 3 45 Integral connection outlet for a chip and dust extraction Very robust aluminium die casting Qu...

Page 44: ...PS 515 L Fig 3 46 A Power on B Power off C Forward reverse switch for spindle rotation D Emergency stop E Main motor start F Main motor stop NOTE Main motor will not start if forward reverse switch is...

Page 45: ...supply line s for proper direction ENTER A NEW SPINDLE HEIGHT SETTING 1 EDIT RUN key should be set on EDIT flashing L E D 2 Key in desired spindle height setting on position 1 then depress ENTER key...

Page 46: ...ter needs reset 3 02 Spindle height is too height tripping limit switch at end of travel 4 03 Spindle height is too low tripping limit switch at end of travel 5 04 Spindle lifting motor up down has be...

Page 47: ...on please adjust the parameter by increasing the value of PARAMETER 2 or reducing the value of PARAMETER 4 When the target value position exceeds the actual value position please adjust the parameter...

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Page 50: ...Page 50 of 60 PS 515 L Type B 900 different settings of spindle height positions Control Panel Function of Keys Control Panel 3 26...

Page 51: ...ired setting group of MODEL STEP a The range of the setting group MODEL is from 0 to 99 groups Press the MODEL key The column of MODEL will flash Enter the desired number or use the NEXT key to search...

Page 52: ...t status flashing L E D 5 2 Press the PARAM key When P is in the MODEL column the machine in the mode to edit parameter settings The value at the SETTING VALUE will flash 5 3 Using the NEXT key scroll...

Page 53: ...f travel 7 4 03 Spindle height is too low and has tripped the limit switch at end of travel 7 5 04 Spindle lifting motor up down has been overloaded and tripped thermal overload protector in magnetic...

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Page 55: ...e shaping operation removes the entire edge of the stock e g in jointing or making a full bead the shaped edge will not be supported by the outfeed fence edge when both fences are in line as shown in...

Page 56: ...n the work piece 2 When the collar is used above the cutter as shown in Fig 4 7 the cut can not be seen but this method offers an advantage in that the cut is not affected by light variations in the t...

Page 57: ...are in compliance with of relevant CE regulations such as Suva French Aigner German etc It is with integral outlet for connection with a dust and chip collection To machine curved and circular workpie...

Page 58: ...ndle bearings with two pumps of one of the following greases Fig 5 1 Shell Alvania grease R2 Dow Corning MolyKoke R BR2 Esso Becon 2 Mobile Mobilplex 47 Texaco Startex 2 SUGGESTED CHECKING Index posit...

Page 59: ...lled technician then for this necessity contact your local agent Clean the spindle with compressed air Do not get oil on the pulleys and belts If they are dirty use paper or a soft rag to clean and dr...

Page 60: ...tool excessively 2 Stand or bench on uneven floor 2 Reposition on flat level surface 3 Bad V belt 3 Replace belt 4 V belt not tensioned correctly 4 Adjust belt tension by moving motor bracket 5 Bent...

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Page 80: ...cations subject to change Machines may be shown with optional accessories 2015 Laguna Tools Inc LAGUNA and the LAGUNA Logo are the registered trademarks of Laguna Tools Inc All rights reserved 2072 Al...

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