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SafetySpeed SPM301HD Owner'S Manual Download Page 5

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Safety Warning Labels Identified

Do Not Place Hands Under Guard

Keep Hands Clear Of Area To Prevent Pinching

Do Not Place

Hands Under
Guard

SPM301 ONLY

! Do Not Use Oil In Air System

Disconnect Power Before Opening

Clockwise Raises

Pocket

Read Manual Before Operating

Depth Gauge

Cycle Speed Selection

Keep Hands Away

Do Not Operate
In Wet Conditions

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Summary of Contents for SPM301HD

Page 1: ...Machine Proudly made in the USA www safetyspeed com Read and understand this manual before operating this tool Failure to follow the safety precautions and instructions can result in serious injury o...

Page 2: ...e warranted directly by the motor manufacturer See local repair and maintenance centers for warranty claims for motors Safety Speed Manufacturing assumes no responsibility for any damage or accidents...

Page 3: ...Bit 15 Selecting Bits 16 Installing a Drill Bit 17 Operation 19 Capacities of the Machine 19 Variable Cycle Speed 20 Janka Hardness Chart 22 Pocket Depth Adjustment 23 Selecting Screws 24 Depth Gauge...

Page 4: ...hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Indicates a potentially ha...

Page 5: ...s Clear Of Area To Prevent Pinching Do Not Place Hands Under Guard SPM301 ONLY Do Not Use Oil In Air System Disconnect Power Before Opening Clockwise Raises Pocket Read Manual Before Operating Depth G...

Page 6: ...ecessary Keep a fire extinguisher nearby 7 KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY Keep children and bystanders at a safe distance from the work area to avoid distracting the operator and contacting the machine or exten...

Page 7: ...r the influence of drugs alcohol or any medication causing decreased control 23 UNPLUG THE MACHINE DISCONNECT POWER when it is not in use before changing items such as bits and before performing recom...

Page 8: ...nd in place when the machine is not in use 35 DO NOT PLACE HANDS UNDER GUARDS OR IN LINE WITH BIT TRAVEL Be aware of potential pinch points Only hold or operate machine with designated handles 36 REFE...

Page 9: ...t be connected to a properly grounded outlet Fig 3 If the tool should electrically malfunction or break down grounding provides a low resistance path to carry electricity away from you reducing the ri...

Page 10: ...e cord For example a 14 gauge cord can carry a higher current than a 16 gauge cord Guidelines for Using Extension Cords For longest motor life and optimum performance extensions cords are NOT recommen...

Page 11: ...collector to a circuit that meets the requirement of the dust collector and all local codes Electrical connections should only be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with all local code...

Page 12: ...tional 3 8 router collet with the parts box The SPM301 drill includes a 1 4 collet The SPM301HD router includes a 3 8 collet ER 20 installed The SPM301HD drill includes a 1 4 collet NOTE Sioux Tools o...

Page 13: ...ws per corner 2 With the help of an assistant lift crate from machine and pallet being careful not to damage machine or loose parts Fig 8 3 Remove screws from cleat Fig 7 8 4 With the help of an assis...

Page 14: ...Eliminate all shadows that could interfere with clear viewing of the work area Do Not locate the machine in a damp or wet location or a location where it may be exposed to rain SSM strongly recommends...

Page 15: ...fingers or hands under or behind the Bit Clamp Guard during operation The Pocket Hole red Alignment Guide Fig 9 indicates location of pocket to be cut 8 SPM301 only Make sure both Router and Drill swi...

Page 16: ...ig 10 against the router mount Fig 10 and pull the router bit up against the bottom of the Bit Gauge 6 Tighten the collect nut securely while holding the spindle nut IMPORTANT Select the correct bits...

Page 17: ...OTE It may be easier to hold the spindle lock with a small stick or other non sharp object 3 Select new sharp drill bit NOTE Contact your machine dealer or SSM 763 755 1600 for help in selecting the a...

Page 18: ...with the two wrenches IMPORTANT Select the correct bits for your needs Consult with your machinery dealer or with our customer service department 763 755 1600 to determine the best bits for your appl...

Page 19: ...as they extend beyond the clamp guard and have a minimum of 3 8 on each side offset of the pocket Large Panels There is no limit to the size of large panels as long as they are supported properly For...

Page 20: ...NOTE If the cycle speed is set too slow excessive heating of the bits and burning of the stock is possible Burning can also be an indication of dull bits Figure 13 Variable Cycle Speed Control Cycle S...

Page 21: ...d Using a fast cycle along with deep pockets in hard materials can stall the machine or break the bits If the router or drill stalls TURN THE SWITCH OFF and remove the workpiece Do not turn the switch...

Page 22: ...tting deep pockets in thick material or harder materials Faster speeds can be used for cutting shallow pockets or soft materials Slower cycle speeds will generally produce more accurate pockets and a...

Page 23: ...indicate either the depth of the pocket or the drilled hole position see Depth Gauge next section for details NOTE For the strongest joint and to reduce the possibility of the screw over penetrating t...

Page 24: ...head protruding from a shallow pocket Typical materials and coatings for screws Zinc plated steel good choice for interior work not exposed to moisture Black phosphate coated steel good choice for int...

Page 25: ...e next to Depth Gauge Fig 15 3 Measure distance up or down the Depth Gauge needs to move to align with sample cut and desired calibration Write this measurement for reference 4 Disconnect power and ai...

Page 26: ...ure 16 Web dimension 5 8 minimum Pocket Hole Location Pocket Holes should be positioned at least 5 8 in from end of stock Web Fig 16 and a minimum of 3 8 Offset Fig 17 from edge This provides for a st...

Page 27: ...ached to the left side of the table as you face the machine with reference line built into the Fence When the Fence is positioned properly tighten the four knobs to secure the Fence To calibrate the F...

Page 28: ...e the tool or try to do any rewiring to its electrical system Contact a qualified electrician for electrical repairs Always follow lockout tag out procedures when servicing electrical equipment Genera...

Page 29: ...brushes 763 755 1600 SERVICE Removing Motors Unplug tool and disconnect air supply before making adjustments changing motors or installing bits Observe appropriate Lockout Tagout procedures to insure...

Page 30: ...g adjustments changing motors or installing bits Observe appropriate Lockout Tagout procedures to insure the tool cannot accidentally be powered Electric motors for the Screw Pocket Machines are desig...

Page 31: ...the collect nut securely See Installing a Router Bit and Installing a Drill Bit for detailed bit adjustment instructions Always use supplied Bit Gauge Fig 22 when installing router or drill motors or...

Page 32: ...e dust and debris to collect on the bushings and contaminate the bearings Unplug tool and disconnect air supply before making adjustments or installing bits Observe appropriate Lockout Tagout procedur...

Page 33: ...osen both Valve Bracket Adjustment Bolts Fig 25 2 Finger tighten both Valve Bracket Adjustment Bolts so the Bracket can be positioned by hand 3 Position the Bracket and Valve so the top front of the v...

Page 34: ...included 600 CFM is the minimum recommended air flow Dust collection extends the life of bits by removing excess debris and it helps to cool bits and motors extending the working life of both Figure...

Page 35: ...ngth Height Depth Weight SPM301 22 559mm 44 1118mm 26 660mm 350 lbs 159kg 5 13mm 1 5 38mm 110 SPM301HD 22 559mm 44 1118mm 30 762mm 375 lbs 170kg 5 13mm 1 5 38mm 220 SPM301NE 22 559mm 44 1118mm 26 660m...

Page 36: ...36 13943 LINCOLN ST NE HAM LAKE MN 55304 Phone 763 755 1600 Fax 763 755 6080 sales safetyspeed com www safetyspeed com 08 25 17...

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