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Motor—

The  CABKING-6V3  comes  with  a  1/4  HP,  single  phase,  1800RPM, 

110/115Volt,  60  HZ,  ball  bearing,  AC  motor.    The  motor  is  totally  enclosed  and  non 
ventilated, which means it is sealed to protect itself from dust, water and other particu-
lates.    However, since it is enclosed it will become very hot, so follow the safety guide-
lines and avoid touching the motor.  The motor warranty is 1 year free of material de-
fects from the date of purchase.  

 

Drip  Pans

—The two drip pans are kept in place with two prongs that fit into the base 

board.  

They are not dishwasher safe

.   It is best to drain all the water from the pans 

after  usage.    The  drip  pan  also  comes  with  four  metal  splash  guards  to  reduce  the 
amount of splash.  It is best to drain the pans fully after using the machine.  If you no-
tice  standing  water  in  the  pans  check  to  make  sure  the  drainage  tubing  is  sufficiently 
angled downward and the pan drainage hole is clear. 

Hoods

—These  are made from  aluminum to  offer  better  protection 

from  stones  that  may  catch  on  the  wheels.    The  hoods  can  be 
taken  off  by  removing  the  side  panels  and  then  disconnecting  the 
intake tubes from the T-Junction (FIG. P) This can be a little tricky, 
so make sure to push in on the light blue ring before pulling out the 
tube.  Then lift up out of the drip pans. Make sure to reconnect the 
intake tube after putting the hoods back on. 

Guards

—The  CABKING-6V3  comes  with  two  clear,  adjustable  splash 

guards  attached  to  the  hoods.    These  splash  guards  can  be  tightened 
using  the  side  knob  on  the  hood  (FIG.  Q).    You  can  also  remove  the 
splash guards for manual cleaning by loosening the knobs and removing 
the rod that goes through the guard. 

Polishing  Pad

—The canvas polishing pad (FIG. R) is attached to the end 

of  the  right  shaft.   It  can  be  removed  by  turning counter-clockwise.   This 
pad should only be used for one grit of diamond compound.   

 

Light

—  The  flex  stem  light  (FIG.  S)  is  connected  to  the  motor,  so  to  be 

safe, unplug the motor before attempting to switch the bulb.  The bulb is 
replaced by pulling off the plastic ring that surrounds the glass lens.  Then 
pulling out the bulb out and replace with one from your dealer. 

 

 

 

Lap  Adapter

—This  is  located  at  the  end  of  the  left  wheel  assembly.    You 

can use this to add a 1/2” arbor diamond lap to the end of the left wheel as-
sembly.  To remove the slotted bolt (FIG. T), use a flat head screwdriver (not 
included) and twist counter-clockwise.  

 

FIG. R 

FIG. T 

FIG. Q 

FIG. S 

FIG. P 

Summary of Contents for Cabking-6v3

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...the motor or pump with wet hands and avoid touching the pump when connected to the power Wear the enclosed safety goggles to protect from any debris that may fly out while grinding Do not wear loose clothing or clothing that can become entangled with the wheels Some rocks contain poisonous elements such as uranium mercury lead arsenic etc Be certain you are not grinding material that exhib its thi...

Page 3: ...BLE OF CONTENTS PARTS LIST ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTING THE SINGLE PASS WATER SYSTEM FINAL ASSEMBLY MACHINE USAGE THE ART OF CABBING PARTS MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING WARRANTY INFO 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 ...

Page 4: ...SIN WHEEL 1 6 FLANGE KEY 1 20 1200 RESIN WHEEL 1 7 PUMP 1 21 600 RESIN WHEEL 1 8 DRIP TUBE 2 22 BASEBOARD 1 9 INTAKE TUBE 1 23 280 RESIN WHEEL 1 10 DIAMOND PASTE 1 24 220 DIAMOND WHEEL 1 11 APRON 1 25 80 DIAMOND WHEEL 1 12 HOOD SPLASH GUARD 2 26 FULL FACE LAP 360 1 13 WHEEL SPLASH GUARD 2 27 LAP ADAPTER 1 14 HOOD 2 28 BOOK 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 27 23 24 25 22 26 2...

Page 5: ...d place on the predetermined location We recommend that two people help in performing this step 4 Remove foam packaging material and inspect unit for damage Check to make sure all the parts are present according the parts list on the opposite page If you find any missing or damage parts please contact your dealer immediately 5 Place the clear stone trays on top of the right and left hoods and inse...

Page 6: ...t behind the motor FIG E Tug on this tubing to verify a secure connection 11 Make sure pump is not connected to power supply Connect the other end of the blue tube to the water pump Tug on this tubing to verify a secure connection Place the pump in a separate large 5gal bucket not included filled fully with clean water FIG F To ensure enough water pressure the length from the bucket to the unit sh...

Page 7: ...l Avoid touching the pump in the water bucket with the power on NEVER UNPLUG OR TOUCH THE POWER CORDS WITH WET HANDS 15 You can turn the power on the machine The wheels spin at 1800RPM so do not wear loose clothing or anything that may accidentally get entangled with the wheels It is typical for the motor to produce a winding sound when starting up and a mild humming sound after On some occasions ...

Page 8: ...ess of mak ing a cabochon is described below To make the cabochon start with the hard diamond wheels on the left which will allow you to create a domed shape from your rough stone You can choose to hold your stone free hand or on a dop stick Begin with the 80 grit diamond wheel and be sure to completely grind the surface of the stone using adequate water coolant If the stone is not ground thorough...

Page 9: ...y twisting and turning the tube as well as the nozzle FIG K This will allow the water to spread over the disc when spinning Make sure to use a separate polishing pad for each different kind of polishing compound Now that you have domed and polished your stone you can put a flat on the backside using the full face diamond flat lap FIG Z Attach the lap by screwing it into the end of the right wheel ...

Page 10: ...otor FIG U Holding the wrench will prevent the shafts from spinning as you take off the wheel assembly To take off either wheel assembly turn the assembly towards you clockwise for the left assembly counter clockwise for the right FIG O The left wheel assembly can be disassembled by removing the brass adapter by twisting it clockwise FIG V with a pair of pliers not included The slotted bolt on the...

Page 11: ...ip You want to monitor the water level in the bucket to make sure the pump is always submerged The pump is not designed to run dry so be vigilant All parts of the water system can be disassembled by pulling off or unscrewing then cleaned with soapy water For routine maintenance it is a good idea to clean the noz zles Y SPLIT and tubing with a small wire brush or pipe cleaner like the one supplied ...

Page 12: ...ke tubes from the T Junction FIG P This can be a little tricky so make sure to push in on the light blue ring before pulling out the tube Then lift up out of the drip pans Make sure to reconnect the intake tube after putting the hoods back on Guards The CABKING 6V3 comes with two clear adjustable splash guards attached to the hoods These splash guards can be tightened using the side knob on the ho...

Page 13: ...re not to mix and match with other brands of wheels Doing so will most likely result in scratching and improper grinding polishing If you plan on using other types of resin wheels make sure to replace all the wheels Diamond Laps The CABKING 6V3 is configured to accept a standard 1 2 arbor hole lap FIX Y with base to be used on the brass adapter located on the left shaft or a full face lap FIG Z wi...

Page 14: ...AN NOZZLES AND Y SPLITS WITH PIPE CLEANER OR SMALL BRUSH DRIP PANS DO NOT DRAIN SHAKE THE DRIP PAN TUBING WATER SHOULD BE FLOWING OUT OF THE DRIP PAN TUBES IF NOT THEN SHAKE THE TUBES TO START THE FLOW WHILE TILTING THE PANS UPWARD MAKE SURE CLEAR TUBING ATTACHED TO DRIP PAN IS ANGLED DOWN WARD THE TUBING SHOULD ALSO BE CUT TO LENGTH AFTER SETTING UP THE UNIT CLEAN THE DRIP PAN OUTSPOUT RESIN WHEE...

Page 15: ...e incorrect usage failure to adequately take care of the machine or improperly following the instructions Who is covered under this warranty The warranty covers the original purchaser of the equipment This warranty is non transferrable What is the warranty period The warranty is in force for one year from the date of purchase Please retain this book for your records What to do if you need warranty...

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