Baileigh Industrial EW-30, Руководство оператора

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3. Turn the upper wheel knob clockwise to raise the upper wheel bracket against the frame
bracket.
Note
: Make sure the upper wheel bracket and frame bracket edges are parallel so
they slide past each other when raising the upper wheel bracket. If not, they may bind.
4. Check the distance between the bottom of the upper wheel and top of the lower wheel.
They should be about an inch apart. To adjust the distance, rotate the kick wheel to lower or
raise the lower wheel.
5. Engage the quick release lever to raise the lower wheel to the operating position. The button
head cap screw on the cam should rest against the bottom of the lower wheel bracket.
6. Insert the workpiece between the wheels.
7. Rotate the kick wheel counterclockwise until there is light pressure on the workpiece.
8. Roll the workpiece up to an edge, rotate it slightly, then pull it back.
9. Turn the kick wheel counterclockwise to increase pressure on the workpiece; turn the kick
wheel clockwise to decrease pressure.
To reinsert a workpiece or insert another workpiece of the same thickness, use the quick
release lever.
ROLLING TIPS
PRACTICE AND PATIENCE. An English wheel is a simple tool that is easy to start to use
however, it is the type of tool that requires experience to master.
When an operator keeps in mind a few safety considerations as noted in the front of the manual
they can create and form metal to almost any shape.
They can use the following tips to learn to operate the English wheel more successfully:
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Clean the workpiece and wheels; making sure all grit is removed.
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Start rolling slowly and increase your speed.
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Try rolling the wheels up to, but not past the workpiece edge.
CAUTION:
Always wear proper eye protection with side shields, safety
footwear, and leather gloves to protect from burrs and sharp edges.
Keep hands and fingers clear of the rollers.
When handling large heavy sheets make sure they are properly supported.