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Summary of Contents for MB 1931

Page 1: ...13 PLANER I NSTRUCTION MANUAL Moder MB 1931 ...

Page 2: ...1 11 11 1 7 1HE 4 1i 41 8 a F S IIT O I 9 AD JU ST DEI ni a ruT Il 11 10 M EI TH CJI CUT SCAI E III It 11 niE R Kl WES t 111 l1li 12 Q lS TAl IJl IG n IE ER Kf IIVEs 13 SEm DE KJ rrrlIFE HElGI IT i 1111 11 4 11 1 ADJtJST1 tiETA8lf EXrENSI RalER u 15 MAklf lC 11 IE 0J1l ERHEAD AND T ABlE P ARAllEL n 16 17 f Il FINiSH _ 18 l UBRJCA AAAI i U 19 Ii I 11 20 22 P A RTS u DIA t Ii 4 IIi I 1 If tI it Ii 2...

Page 3: ...r maintenance or cleaning make sure it is property reattached before using the tool again 4 a v adlu 111 keys aft nllcll Form the hab t of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from the machine before tunling it on 5 1 work are d CJuttered areas and workbenches increase the Ukelihood of an accident 6 Do 1101 UN III clangeroul Ilvlroaments Do not usc power 1oo s in damp or we...

Page 4: ... or when mounting and remounting motor 17 Avo _cd lllal dartl Make sure switch is in he off posttion before plugging in power cord 11 Use C Il GIgssarles Consuft the owner s manual for recommended accessories 19 CIIadI rt Before further use of the machine a guard or other part that is damaged should be carefully checked to make sure that it win operate property and perfonn its intended function Ch...

Page 5: ... and sawdust ere not lodged between any components rollers are not seated firmly the feed rolls will not holCl stock finnly against the bad allowing kickback I Plane only wood boards 9 Use sound lumber with no toose knots and as few tight knots as possib1e 1041 Never stand directly in line with cither the infeed or outfeed sides Always stand off to one side of the machine 11 Be certain the workpie...

Page 6: ...e settir C ace staaft 1 piece 4 Base lock screw Not included if machine supptied with rubber feet 8rrYn x 50 L 4 pieces S EJevation knob lock screw 6rnrn x 15 L 1 piece 6 Cuttertleacll 8islrC t1alcI CI 1IIlk 1 Mace 7 AI efl SI I II n L Oper1 erM I Wl ef dl r 8 x 1 0 1 piece 4 ...

Page 7: ... it be mounted onto two pieces of lumber This will ensure maximum stability 2 Choose t YO pieces of WCXJd eccordng to the siZes sho vn on 1he figure below Mount the planer onto the wood surface 3 Use 1he four M8 x SOmm long heJtaIon8 socket head screws finished to mount the plane base onto the wood r 1 D 5 ...

Page 8: ... lOCK ROLLERS Two rollers are built on top of the planer providing convenient handUng of stock for consecutive cutting operations SIod pla I 011 Ii 10 It madil lne fall H lly pulled 10 11 orfor plall 6 ...

Page 9: ... 5 153mm DepUl of cut max o 2 5 mm Feed rate 26 2 fPM 8m min Number of knives 2 5lngJe edged Diameter 1 89 48n1m Idle ruMing speed 9000 RPM Cuts per minute 16000 O rall dI nsI08s LengUl 22 8 58Omm WidU1 22 558mm Hci lt 18 2 463rnfJl Net weigl1t 67 6Ibs 30 7kg Gross weight 70lbs 31 8ke Packing size L x W x H 24 x 18 3 x 13 8 7 ...

Page 10: ...UNER the planar can be moved by canylng it on the right and left of the frame Qose the table extenIianI befcn you move the planer 1 fake sute the plane has been tum l oft and unplUUecJ before you move the Planer 8 ...

Page 11: ...n your workshop To tum the planer on insen the red locking key and tum the switch to the ON position The planer will then be operable To tum the ptaner off tum the switch to the OFF positron SAFETY ON OFF SWITCH WARNINGt Always be sure the switch is in tile OfF position before connecting the planer to the power source CIRCUIT BREAKER 5WI TCH The machine is provided WlUl a breaker switch fur ovarto...

Page 12: ...ight cut creates a tiner finish then 8 heavier cut 3 To adjust the depth of cut rum the cuttemead rajsing hand crank The depth of cut adjustment can be read from the depth scale The adjustment graduation is 2mm per revolution of the hand Crank4 WARNING N WII pla 1 ort h 31ftII I 0 pass and vlr att pllo pla l Hard uld r 150mm I gt Alway wI r a protlctlve I c I ld 4 00 not plane stock which is less ...

Page 13: ...cut scaJe 3 If the read1n on the depth of cut scale is Incorrect loosen the screw whJch tllhtens the p4astlc pointer and adjust accordingly 4 When you have properly adjusted the depth of cut scale test your readina by planing a piece of scrap lumber After planing measure the planed thickness and double Check it against the scale reading The two measurements should be the same If the measurements a...

Page 14: ...r knives 1 Remove the chip guard by removing the screws shown in figure 2 loosen the lock bar B and knife by tuming the lock screws fA clockWise The knives are spring loaded and will push out Vlhcn Ute assembty is loosened I Take out the knife e and then the knife rock bar 9 SCREW 12 SCREWS CHIP GUARD ...

Page 15: ... by tumirC the screws counterclockwise Make sure the knife is facing the correct direction See fig below Set the knife hel hts according to the Instructions on the following page The knife heit lt must be reaet every time th4t knlvel ant taken out for any reason Be sure 10 replace the Chip gu8ICI after knives are instaUect A o WHIII The knife edge Is vel susceptible to chipping UN caution when han...

Page 16: ...nd WNnCh a hen the knife is pre ued to the proper height by the guides on the gauge re1Wtten the assembly by tuming the screws counterclockwise Make aura all seven lock screws are tightanad property WDIIIIII The knife edge Is wlf susceptible to chipping Us cauUon when handli the lauge near the knJves to svoid damaging them WAIIIIe The assembly must be tightened securely to prevent accidents during...

Page 17: ...le and table extension to be adjusted 4 If 1he main table and table extension mller are not aligned then adjust the table extension by loosening nut 8 and turning screw A until the table extension just touches the straight edge Adjust the right and left side of the table extension in this way 5 The roller has been factory set to angn with Ule table extensiont and equires no further adjustment NUT ...

Page 18: ...hickness is not the same on both sides of the workpiece perfonn the following Adjust the cutter shaft and the worktable so they are parallel The tools used for checking are shown below Please use hardwood to make a toot gauge block accorcnng to the figure shown size Make the adjustment as per Ule following procedures 16 ...

Page 19: ...n in flIure 1 below 2 Disengage the bevel ar next to the elrcllp See f gure 2 below 3 Tum the bevel gear to adjust the Mtght of that side of the cuttarheed One tooth of tum counterclockwise lives O 12mm raising thickness 4 After adjustment re engage the bfwal ar and replace thII C clrcllp C circlip 17 ...

Page 20: ...eslred thickness while c reating a smooth surface parallel to the opposite side of the board The art of thick ni ss planing consIsts mainly of using good judgment about the deDth of cut in various slWatJons You must take nto account not only the width of the stock but the hardness of the board its dampness straightness pin direction and grain structure Tha affects of these factors upon the quality...

Page 21: ...applies to the speed reduction and height adjustment chains as well as the elevation screws 2 The bearings on the cutterhead are factory 1ubricated end sealed They require no further attention PERIODIC MAINTENANCE Bulldup of sawdust and other debris can cause your machine to plane inaccurately Periodic cleaning is not only rec1ommended but mandatory for accurate precision p1anlna 1 Close fittina p...

Page 22: ... a cut 1 Review proper depth TORN GRAIN ofc 2 Knives cutting against the 2 Feed wood with 1tIe grain Brain or tum workpiece Bround 3 Dull knives 3 Sharpen kniVes I 1 Dull knives I Sharpen mlvas 2 TOO heavy a cut t Review proper depth ROUGH RAISED of cut GRAIN 3 Moisture content too high 3 Dry the wood 4 Cuttemead bearings 4 RePlace bearings damaged 20 ...

Page 23: ...ean off pitch and residue and lubricate planer table POOR FEEDING OF 2 Feed roller dam8led 2 Replace LUMBER 3 Sprocket dam8led 3 Repface 4 Gear box malfunction 4 Check lear box WORI PIECE JAMMED 1 lnadeQ1J8te knife setting 1 Set the kr INes to the height COlTeCt height 21 ...

Page 24: ... 1 Not ptuggad In 1 Check power source 2 Circuit breaker fUse 2 Check power source 3 Motor failu re 2 Have motaf cheeked 4 Loose wire 4 Have motor checked by MECHANICAL qualified electrician ELEcmlCAL MACHINE WON T 5 Overload reset I las not 5 Allow machine to c START RESTART reset down and restart 6 Motor staner failure 6 Have motor starter checked by qualified electrician 1 Extension cord too lo...

Page 25: ...A MODEL MB 1931 23 ...

Page 26: ...t head screw M8 1 2 16 4 7 HexagonaJ socket head screw MS l 0P 16 1 8 Spring washer 8 1 10 2 1 4 1 Hand set 1 9 Handle crank 1 10 Hand knob 1 11 Handle guard 1 12 Handle shaft 1 13 Spring pin S 20 4 14 Bush 2 15 RoUer 1 16 Glb 2 17 Cutterhead 1 18 Double round end key 5 5 10 1 19 Spring 1 20 Knife 2 21 Gib lock screw 1 4 28UNF 14 22 Bearing 6203 2NK 1 23 C clrcllp RlW 40 1 24 Cunemead pulley 1 I 2...

Page 27: ...S 1 OP 20 2 36 Self tappina screw M8 1 59P 2Q 2 37 Chain sprocket 3 38 Chain 41 26P 2 39 Spacing collar 1 40 Rubber roller 2 41 Cross round head screw M5 O 8p l0 8 42 Bracket p1ate 4 43 Roller bracket 4 44 Bracket spring 4 45 Cross round head screw M4 0 7p S 1 46 Indicator 1 41 Indication label 1 48 Pin 2 49 Spring washer 6 1 10 2 1 4 4 50 Gauge rod 1 51 Knife setting guide 2 I 52 E circlip ETW 9 ...

Page 28: ...B MODEL MB 1931 26 ...

Page 29: ...on brush 2 Carbon brush bracket 1 10 Carbon brush cover 1 11 Carbon brush 2 13 Set screw M 8P l0 2 14 Gear box cover 1 15 Gear box 1 16 Gear shaft 8 1 17 Gear 70 1 18 Double round end key 4 4 8 1 19 Bronze bush 8 11 13 10 2 20 Gear shaft 8 1 21 Gear 46 1 22 Double round end key 34 3 7 1 23 Bush 6 10 9 2 24 Gear 33 1 25 Shaft 1 26 Bearing 6202Z A 1 27 Ooub le round end key 4 4 10 1 28 e cirelip STW...

Page 30: ...all 1 51 PowC r wires 1 33 Switch plate 1 38 Self tappIn screw M4 85 1 59P 50 3 40 Plain washer 4 10 0 8 2 42 Cross round he ad screw M4 O 7P S 2 45 Teeth washer BW S 3 46 SeJf tapping screw M4 8S 1 59P SO 1 48 PositionIng pin 5 6 7 1 5 2 52 Safety swltch 1 53 Temperature contrQ switch 1 1 57 Nut 1 I 54 Temperature control wire 2 0 1C 13em 2 1 55 Cross round head s rew MS OSP S 1 56 MotOf label 1 ...

Page 31: ... 2 _ _ 1 MODEL MB 1931 29 ...

Page 32: ...sher 6 19 3 4 11 Table extension bracket M6 1 0P S 4 12 Table extension roller seamless stee4 pipe 20 350 2 13 Depth scale 1 14 Hexagonal head screw MS 1 0P 25 4 15 Nut Me 1 0P 4 16 Table extension 2 11 Base 1 18 Plain washer 5 16 23 2 4 19 Hexagonal socket head screw MSIiIl 25Piii 20 4 20 Spring pin 0 20 4 21 Pad 1 22 Cross round head screw M6 1 0P 10 4 23 Guide plate 2 24 Column 4 125 Double rou...

Page 33: ...c 29 Bevel gear 2 30 S clrcllp S fW 10 2 31 Side guard 7 32 Cross round tlead screw M5 O SP 6 4 33 Bush CAl 4 34 Screw spring 2 35 Carrying handle 2 36 Cross round head screw 8 31 ...

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