Robland T-120 L, Manual

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the wood is desirable. Fix with the Allen key.
- Horizontally: fix with the 2 handles (6) to protect maximally the working piece following the diameter of the
tool.
After checking the diameter of the tool, the pass has to be adjusted with extreme precission by using the knob
(5) at the back of the support. Turn this knob anticlockwise to increase the pass, then fix on the support.
Operation
- Usually the wood is treated with the tool mounted underneath the guidance template. Prior to starting up,
check the blocking of all handles.
- The wood is guided along the straight part of the template. Treatment is carried out progressively, with a
maximum on the index of the template (that index is visible throughout the horizontal pusher). The wood
guidance (3), connected to the fence, replaces the gauge when calibrating with a bearing stop. The operator is
obliged to use the guidance (3) which is delivered with the fence. It is advisable to adjust the wood pusher (4) on
the wood and to put on maximum frontal cover.
Moving the sliding table (fig 13)
The table extension for profiling and calibrating is mounted on the sliding table and is on the same level as the
spindle table.
In order to protect the operator when tenoning, there is a supplementary emergency stop on the support of the
sliding table. The tenoning table (fig 13.4) slides over the spindle table and can be operated by loosening the
handle (fig 13.3) 1/2 turn.
Next the tenoning table has to be placed as close as possible to the tool and blocked with the handle (fig 13.3).
The whole system can be locked by means of the knob (fig 13.2).
The support legs of the sliding table carriage can be adjusted in height after setting the course of the sliding
table.
Unlock the bolt which holds the adjustment pad and put it on the floor and lock the bolt.
By means of both handles (fig 13.12), the first at the front of the sliding table, the second at the back, the sliding
table bars can be moved to the front and back to alter the course of the sliding table. These handles have to be
loosened 1/2 turn to allow the sliding table to position the sliding carriage in function of the piece of wood to
be machined.
Clamping system (fig 14)
Loosen the clamping handles (fig 14.1) in order to free the horizontal bridge to adjust in height of the wood-
pusher by turning the knob (fig 14.2).
After adjusting the height the clamping handles must be well tightened. The wood, or the piece to be machined, is
pushed downward with the eccentric pusher. To do this, press down the handle (fig 14.3).
In order to use the table extension when working with the spindle fence, the elbow protection has to be tilted
away. Lift the protection in order to loosen it from the lock, then pivot it 90 degrees and put it back on the bolt
with the opening in the protection. Now the elbow-protection will not hinder when tenoning.
Fig 13 Fig 14
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