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Planer Operation

Sanding

5

5-8

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Planer Operation

5.7

Sanding

1.

Refer to section 4.4 for installing the Sanding Head.

2.

Sanding Operations can be performed manually or using the automatic drive of the Pen-
dant. 

3.

Sanding pressure can be adjusted by raising or lowering the Head no more than 1/64”
Per pass. (positive stops located on the hand wheel are set to 1/64 inch per pass) Refer
to Figure below.

WARNING

 Do not let sanding head leave slab surface other-

wise, may cause damage to the sanding head or the sandpa-
per may detach.

Hand Turning 
Wheel Squeeze 
Handle To Adjust

FIGURE 10

Summary of Contents for SlabMizer MB200

Page 1: ...MB200 Operations Manual...

Page 2: ...ls 4 3 4 Install the Leg Assembly 5 3 5 Install The Head Stops 6 3 6 Install The Clamps 6 3 7 Leg Adjustment 7 3 8 Install the Gantry 8 3 9 Install the Head Retainers 8 3 10 Install the Feed Chain 9 S...

Page 3: ...1 1 3 WMdoc082019 SECTION 7 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE SECTION 8 PLANER ALIGNMENT 8 1 Routine Alignment Procedure 1 Alignment Front Rear 2 Alignment Side to Side 2 Adjusting the Scale 3 Dust Head 4...

Page 4: ...r a revision of individual sections of this manual as we obtain new information The information and instructions given in this manual do not amend or extend the limited warranties for the equipment gi...

Page 5: ...entification number and your customer number ready when you call Wood Mizer will accept these methods of payment Visa Mastercard or Discover COD Prepayment Net 15 with approved credit Be aware that sh...

Page 6: ...36 Unit B Lindsay ON K9V 4R3 Phone 705 878 5255 or 877 357 3373 Fax 705 878 5355 Email ContactCanada woodmizer com Brazilian Headquarters European African and Asian Headquarters Serving Brazil Wood Mi...

Page 7: ...e base model and the engine motor configuration The serial number contains the month and year of manufacture and a sequence number The revision number helps identify the exact design of the equipment...

Page 8: ...pth of cut 1 8 Cutter Head Knives Five 4 sided carbide 15 x 15 x 2 5mm R150 Sanding Head 7 orbital with hook and loop paper Velcro Speed Variable up to 5 500 RPM Feed Motor Motor 1 6hp 90RPM 3phase 19...

Page 9: ...Specifications MB200 Dimensions 1 1 6 WMdoc082019 MB200 Dimensions...

Page 10: ...ners Edgers LT HR EG Two years One year Date of purchase ORANGE Portable Sawmills with Chassis LT28 LT35 LT40 LT50 LT70 LX450 Two years excluding the chassis which chassis shall have a five year warra...

Page 11: ...ad abuse misuse abnormal conditions negligence excessive operation or lack of maintenance b rust caused by exposure to corrosive atmospheric conditions or c the Planer head carriage axle brakes or any...

Page 12: ...ONCURRENT NEGLIGENCE BREACH OF CONTRACT BREACH OF WARRANTY STRICT LIABILITY IN TORT OR STATUTORY CLAIMS OR OTHER LEGAL FAULT OR RESPONSIBILITY OF EITHER WARRANTOR OR PUR CHASER OR ITS EMPLOYEES OR AGE...

Page 13: ...etween Warrantor and Purchaser and supersedes any prior understandings or agreements pertaining to the same subject matter This warranty cannot be amended except in writing which refers to this warran...

Page 14: ...ty Instructions OWNER S RESPONSIBILITY IMPORTANT The procedures listed in this manual may not include all ANSI OSHA or locally required safety procedures It is the owner operator s responsibility and...

Page 15: ...ws and comply with them fully while using the Planer WEAR SAFETY CLOTHING WARNING Secure all loose clothing and jewelry before operating the Planer Failure to follow this may result in serious injury...

Page 16: ...cline could cause it to tip over Failure to follow this will result in serious injury or death CHECK PLANER BEFORE OPERATION DANGER Make sure all guards and covers are in place and secured before oper...

Page 17: ...result in serious injury or death WARNING Keep hands feet and other objects away from cutter guards when operating Planer Failure to follow this may result in seri ous injury or death KEEP SAFETY LABE...

Page 18: ...ed see OSHA regulation 1910 147 Never rely on machine stop control for maintenance safety emergency stops on off buttons interlocks Do not reach into moving cutters or feed systems Allow all coasting...

Page 19: ...OSHA regulation 1910 147 paragraph c 3 and additional training and more rigorous periodic inspections are required For more complex systems more comprehensive pro cedures may need to be developed doc...

Page 20: ...lywheels hydraulic systems and air gas steam or water pressure etc must be dissipated or restrained by methods such as grounding repositioning blocking bleeding down etc 7 Ensure that the equipment is...

Page 21: ...e re enerva tion of the machine before safe removal 5 Notify affected personnel that the servicing or maintenance is completed and the machine or equipment is ready for use PROCEDURE INVOLVING MORE TH...

Page 22: ...and straps securing the Planer to the pallet 3 1 Uncrating the Planer 1 Disassemble any shipping straps from the bed sections before beginning 2 Remove bed sections from shipping skid See Figure 3 1 3...

Page 23: ...7 127012 CLAMP ASSEMBLY MB200 4 18 F05010 132 Nut M8 1 25 Nylock 4 19 127173 Plate Clamp 4 20 F05021 19 Bolt M8 1 25x75 HH 4 21 127175 Bolt 5 16 18x5 Carriage 8 22 127176 Nut 5 16 18 Knob 8 23 127174...

Page 24: ...lt holes are at the top off each section 2 Slide the sections together and secure with four M12 110mm hex head bolts and M12 nylon lock nuts NOTE Make sure the top surfaces of the outer side of the be...

Page 25: ...o the assembled bed sections 2 Using the M10 70mm Hex Head Bolts and M10 Nylon Lock Washers to fasten the side rails to the bed section There are two layers per side 3 from one end of the bed section...

Page 26: ...the Leg Assemblies to the Bed Sections as shown in Figure 3 6 using the provided M10 70mm Hex Head Bolts and M10 Nylon Lock Washers Note The Leg assemblies have a left and right assembly as well as th...

Page 27: ...ly then secure each stop with 1 M10 35mm Hex Head Bolt and M10 Washer as shown Repeat this for all four End Stops 3 6 Install The Clamps 1 The Planer includes 4 Clamp assemblies for securing material...

Page 28: ...justment 1 The bed section leveling will be discussed thoroughly in the Setup section of the manual The legs are adjusted by Loosening the upper jam nut and adjust leg height by tightening or loos eni...

Page 29: ...Do not attempt to set the gantry down on any surface other than the bed rails Equipment damage may occur 1 Place the Gantry onto the assembled bed section Use care when mounting the gantry to avoid da...

Page 30: ...the Feed Chain Tensioner located at the end of the bed assembly 2 Run the Feed Chain under and around the drive sprockets as shown in Figure 3 10 3 Connect the other end of the feed chain to the Feed...

Page 31: ...Planer Assembly Install the Feed Chain 3 3 10 WMdoc082019 Planer Assembly...

Page 32: ...njury or death IMPORTANT Set up conditions include Set up the Planer on firm level ground and level the Planer Use a sawdust collection system when operating under roof or indoors electric only ADJUST...

Page 33: ...the string at the other side of the Planer frame LEG ADJUSTMENT 7 The legs are adjusted by Loosening the upper jam nut and adjust leg height by tightening or loosening the lower adjustment nut See Fig...

Page 34: ...f your planer The power supply must meet the enclosed specifications concerning wire size fused dis connect and voltage The electrical installation must also meet local codes 3 Be sure the power suppl...

Page 35: ...all a fused disconnect switch within sight of the machine The disconnect must be equipped with Class J fuses Fuse size will be determined by the conductor wire size but must be at least as large as th...

Page 36: ...Hose Hookup 1 Secure the Vacuum Hose to the Vacuum Hose Arm using appropriately sized hose clamps or zip ties Minimum 5 locations as shown in Figure 4 4 Electric Blade Motor Specifications MB200EA3U...

Page 37: ...e threading the 2 M5x18 SH Bolts Tighten the two bolts with the provided 4mm hex wrench as shown in Figure 4 5 2 Thread the Sanding Pad onto the Sanding Stud using the included 19mm wrench CAUTION Ens...

Page 38: ...Planer Setup Sanding Head 4 4 7 WMdoc082019 Planer Setup...

Page 39: ...tion 3 Step three Disengage the E Stop located on the unit s Pendant with a clockwise twist When Disengaged the E Stop will unlock and the knob will pop outwards 4 The unit is now ready to begin opera...

Page 40: ...Feed is controlled by the Pendant Automatic Operation 2 Use the Joystick Up Down motion to control Cross Feed movement The Cross Feed speed cannot be controlled by the variable speed control on the p...

Page 41: ...ated on the top of the gantry Turning the hand wheel clockwise will lower the head while counter clockwise turn will raise the head 2 The cutter Head Height can be adjusted by increments of 1 64 with...

Page 42: ...ttons located on the control pendant CAUTION Before activating the cutter head clear the working area of any tools debris or other obstacles that could cause interference with cutter DANGER make sure...

Page 43: ...operation follow the steps below 2 Loosen the drive Belt by loosening the Drive Belt Tensioner Knob and pivoting the Drive Motor up to loosen the belt once loose tighten the tensioner knob to secure...

Page 44: ...oc082019 Planer Operation 4 Use the handles located on the operator side of the Gantry to manually control the Cross Feed and Power Feed of the planer See Figure 9 Belt Drive Tensioner Knob Pivot Poin...

Page 45: ...Operation Planer Operation WMdoc082019 5 7 5 CAUTION When operating the planer manually use consis tent controlled feed rates to prevent damaging the material surface and or the cutter head Manual Ope...

Page 46: ...ic drive of the Pen dant 3 Sanding pressure can be adjusted by raising or lowering the Head no more than 1 64 Per pass positive stops located on the hand wheel are set to 1 64 inch per pass Refer to F...

Page 47: ...y before performing service near moving parts such as cutters pulleys motors belts ropes and chains If the key is turned on and moving parts activated serious injury or death may result 1 Check the ro...

Page 48: ...019 6 2 6 See Figure 6 1 3 Keep Up Down Slide Rods free of debris lubricate with a light weight oil 6 4 Changing Cutter Knives See Figure 6 2 FIG 6 1 FIG 6 2 Up Down Lead Screw Up Down Slide Rods g Wh...

Page 49: ...oving the Insert Screw Part 127209 using the provided T20 T Handle wrench as shown in Figure 6 2 Place in the new insert 2 Cutter Knives can be rotated up to 4 times to a fresh sharp cutting edge befo...

Page 50: ...cutter is to large Decrease the step over to reduce the presence of lines Nothing Working No Power Blown Fuses Check incoming Power Check Fuses located in the Control Panel Cutting Head Not Turning B...

Page 51: ...lve planing problems not related to cutter performance The Complete Alignment procedure should be performed approximately every 1500 hours of operation or as needed 8 1 Routine Alignment Procedure Mis...

Page 52: ...FIGURE 8 1 FIGURE 8 2 1a Figure 8 1 Bottom Side View The Motor Mounting plate can pivot for ward and backwards to align the cut ter head 1b Figure 8 2 Side View The cutter head needs to be parallel t...

Page 53: ...ocated behind the Motor Mounting Plate 2 at the top 2 at the bottom The Bolts have a cam action to adjust the left to right Side to side movement of the cutter head Both cams on one side of the motor...

Page 54: ...the up down so that cutting head is sitting on the surface of material Adjust the dust head leaving a 1 8 gap between the surface of material and bottom of the Dust Head Use the Dust head adjustment...

Page 55: ...Planer Alignment Dust Head 8 8 5 WMdoc082019 Planer Alignment...

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