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Step 9. Lower both of Infeed Table & Outfeed
Table on the Lowest position (1/2”)
Step 10. Loosen 4 CAP screws (F). Spring
Washers(G) & Flat Washers (H)
Step 11. Push out the cutterhead assembly
from machine front end
Step 12. Reverse operation Step 1 to Stop 11
for assembly all parts back to machine.
NOTE: You may wish to keep on hand an extra
cutterhead in order to maintain shop productivity.
Warning : Make Sure all of screws are tighten
when assembly all of parts back on machine.
Replacement
Jointing Knives
After extended use it will be necessary to
sharpen the knives on the cutterhead assembly
so that all knives protrude exactly the same
height above the cutterhead .
To joint the knives:
Note: SET THE KNIFE NO MORE THAN 0.06”
ABOVE CUTTERHEAD. TO MINIMISE THE
DANGER OF KICKBACK AND POTETIAL
INJORY.
WARNING: Disconnect machine from
power source. Use approved eye
protection whenever sharpening blades.
1. Remove the cutterhead guard
2. Place a metal straightedge across both
tables as shown in Fig.25, and make sure
both tables are set to the exact height of the
high point of the knives.
3. Clamp a block of wood across the infeed
table as shown in Fig. 25 in order to block the
end of a fine India stone or oilstone during
the jointing operation. This helps to prevent
kickback of the stone.
4. Turn machine on.
5.
Keeping hands well clear of the cutterhead,
place the stone into position as shown in
Fig. 34, and slide the oilstone back and
forth across both tables until the knives
are lightly jointed.
6. TURN MACHINE OFF and visually inspect
each knife. If only the high knife has been
touched, lower the OUTFEED table 0.003”
and continue the sharpening process until all
three knives have been touched by the stone.
7. Replace cutterhead guard.
Fig. 25
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Infeed Table
Infeed Table
Outfeed Table
Outfeed Table
F
H
G
Cutterhead Assembly