AXMINSTER WORKSHOP 108512, Руководство пользователя

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GENERAL USE / OPERATION
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• Select the straightest edge or the edge that is the
most stable on the table.
• Put the selected edge down on the table also
putting the freshly planed surface against the fence.
Ensure that, if possible, you are not planing against
the grain and that if the timber is bowed, that the
back of the bow is uppermost, see fig 37-38-39.
• Put the work piece onto the infeed table and
advance over the cutter block. Maintain a steady
feed speed and constant downward pressure
(usually on the outfeed table just past the cutter
block) on the timber whilst feeding, and ‘skip’ your
hands over the bridge guard when you reach it
– use push blocks where possible. Make as many
passes as required to render the timber clean, flat
and straight, see fig 36.
Fig 36
Fig 37-38-49
• Press the red stop button and let the machine run
to a stop.
• If necessary, alter the infeed table to increase or
decrease the depth of cut. It is usually possible to
remove more material when edging than when
surfacing.
• Set the fence, leaving sufficient exposed width of
planer blades for you to machine the edge of the
workpiece, see fig 40.
Edging - The First Squaring Operation.
Fig 40
• Lower the bridge guard to cover over the
cutter block then adjust it to allow the timber
to pass through without snagging, see fig 40.
Against the Grain
With the Grain
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