13. Check for damaged parts. Before using any
tool, carefully inspect all parts that look da
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maged to see if they can be used properly and
perform the intended function. Check the con
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nection and brackets of moving parts; broken
parts or mounting accessories; and any other
condition that may affect proper operation. All
damaged parts must be repaired or replaced by
a qualified technician.
14. Spare parts and accessories. Use only identical
spare parts when servicing. Using other parts
invalidates the warranty. Use only accessories
that are intended for use with this tool.
15. Do not use the tool if you have drunk alcohol
or taken medication. Read warning texts if you
are taking prescription medication to determine
if your judgment or reflexes are impaired while
you are taking the medication. If in doubt, do
not use the tool.
16. Maintenance. For your safety, service and ma
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intenance should be done regularly by a
qualified technician.
17. The workpiece may be sharp. Be careful after
bending or cutting workpieces. Watch out for
sharp edges or sharp metal fragments that
may occur. Wear sturdy gloves when handling
the workpiece.
WARNING: The warnings, precautions, and
instructions in this manual may not cover all
possible conditions and situations that may arise.
The operator should understand that common
sense and caution are factors that cannot be built
into the product, but must come from the operator
himself.
Functions
1. Make a smooth radiant surface in sheet metal
without heating and hammering.
2. Easy to adjust and assemble.
3. Lower profile wheel matrix for another radius.
4. Construction entirely in steel.
Unpacking
When unpacking, make sure the item is intact and
undamaged. If any parts are missing or broken,
contact the seller.
Maintenance
1. Keep the machine clean.
2. Lubricate the moving parts with grease.
3. Cover the outside surface with anti-rust oil.
Assembly
1. Place the top matrix (# 2) in the console at the
top of the device. Attach with the top matrix
shaft (# 3) and secure with C-ring (# 4).
2. Insert the profile wheel bracket (# 5) into the
holder at the end of the frame (# 1).
3. Screw in the adjusting screw (# 14) in the unit.
4. Screw in the knob (# 9) in the threaded hole of
the frame (# 1) to allow the knob (# 9) to end
up in the profile wheel bracket (# 5). Tighten
the knob (# 9).
5. Place the two parts of the matrix stand (# 13)
on the unit and secure with a nut M6 (# 11),
washer 6 mm (# 8) and bolt M6x40 (# 15).
6. Secure the English wheel to its center point
with a vice. Only mount the English wheel on a
work surface that can carry the weight of both
the wheel and the workpiece.
7. Slide the profile wheel shaft (# 6) through the
hole in the profile wheels (# 12-01, # 12-02, #
12-03, # 12-04, # 12-05, # 12-06, # 12-07) and
place those in the matrix space (# 13).
8. Connect the angle steel (# 16) to the frame (#
1) using bolt M8x45 (# 17), washer 8mm (# 18)
and nut M8 (# 19).
Usage
1. Always wear work gloves when using the
English wheel.
2. Select the appropriate profile wheel (# 12-01, #
12-02, # 12-03, # 12-04, # 12-05, # 12-06,
# 12-07) for the job and place it in the profile
wheel console (# 5).
3. Insert the workpiece between the top matrix
(# 2) and the selected profile wheel (# 12-01,
# 12-02, # 12-03, # 12-04, # 12-05, # 12-06, #
12-07 ).
4. Turn the adjusting screw (14 #) until the top
matrix (# 2) and the profile wheel (# 12-01, #
12-02, # 12-03, # 12-04, # 12-05, # 12-06, #
12-07) meets the metal. It is recommended to
have a light pressure, rather than a hard one.
A hard pressure makes it harder to touch the
metal and can cause creasing. A loose
pressure makes it easy to move the metal and
enables greater accuracy. However, more times
may be required to shape the metal.
5. Shape the metal by pushing and pulling it
between the matrices.
6. When finished, loosen the adjusting screw
(# 14) and remove the workpiece from the
English wheel.
7. Then clean and store the product indoors
where children cannot access it.
