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For Machines Mfd. Since 3/21
South Bend Tools
Model SB1119/SB1120
O P E R A T I O N
Using Table Inserts
Your shaper includes three table inserts with
inside openings of 2
1
⁄
2
", 4
1
⁄
8
", and 5
3
⁄
4
" (see Figure
40). The table counterbore with all three inserts
removed is 8
1
⁄
4
" in diameter.
Use the smallest opening that the cutter will
allow without interfering with its rotation.
This offers more support for the workpiece and
reduces the amount of chips that can fall into
the machine. Also, make sure the spindle is
large enough to allow any unused portion of the
cutter to remain below the table surface, which
increases operator protection.
If necessary, refer to Adjusting Table Inserts
on Page 51 for detailed instructions on leveling
the inserts with the table.
Figure
Figure 40. Table inserts (front of cutter guard removed
. Table inserts (front of cutter guard removed
for clarity).
for clarity).
Table Inserts
Table Inserts
Adjusting
Spindle Height
The spindle height is adjusted with the spindle
height handwheel and can be quickly returned to
0" by pressing the zeroing button on the control
panel.
To adjust spindle height:
1.
Move spindle up or down with height
handwheel until desired position is achieved
and displayed on spindle height digital
readout screen (see Figure 41).
Figure
Figure 41. Location of spindle height handwheel.
. Location of spindle height handwheel.
Spindle Height
Spindle Height
Handwheel
Handwheel
2.
Return spindle height to 0" by pressing
zeroing (0" Set) button on control panel (see
Figure 42).
Zeroing Button
Zeroing Button
Figure
Figure 42. Location of zeroing button.
. Location of zeroing button.
Spindle Height
Spindle Height
Digital Readout
Digital Readout
Screen
Screen