LEMAN TOU030, Manual

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3. Test and measure the parallel motion of the slide bench to
the cutting bench.
4. Measure in front and back positions.
5. If necessary, release 4x allen bolts on two mounting bracket
to measure the parallel motion.
6. Tighten the hexagon nuts (5).
Mounting the sliding bench
1. To mount the sliding bench on the sliding rail, unlock the
stop bolt.
2. Pull out the ball knob and turn clockwise or counter-
clockwise (1/4turn).
3. Slide the bench on the sliding rail, ensuring that the bearings
line up correctly and the bench runs smoothly.
Workpiece stop angle correction
4. Turn the ball knob until it is in its original position to prevent
the bench from falling from the rail unintentionally.
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1. After making a test cut, check the 90 angle.
2. Loosen the cap nut to make the necessary correction.
3. Swing back the stop tube a short way and set the
adjusting nut (8) by hand.
4. Tighten the cap nut again and make a further test cut.
5. Repeat the correction procedure if necessary.
Adjusting the sliding bench
Adjust the sliding table so that it is flush with the main table of
the machine. To assist with the alignment, use the main rip-
fence (inverted) from the machine. Lay it across both the
sliding table and fixed main table and adjust the height / angle
until both are completely level.
The adjustment is made at the left and right rail fixture.
1. Loosen the two hexagon screw (5) slightly.
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nstalling the stop rail.
2. By alternately adjusting the height adjustment screw (6) and
the angle adjustment screw (7),align the slide bench so that
The stop rail is 1500 mm long when it is fully pulled out.
it is at the same height as the cutting table.
1. Adjust the folding stop on the end stop to exactly 900
mm. when pulling out the end stop rail, read the
length on the scale.
2.Fine adjustment can be made using the knurled screw
on the folding stop.
1 devision=0.1mm
1 turn = 2mm
3. Tighten the screw (9) onto the axle of the stop lever
(10) so that the stop lever does not drop down when
folding.
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