Baileigh SS-2822, Руководство оператора

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Switch Operation
Do not turn the shaper on until all assembly and adjustment instructions have been completed.
NEVER start the shaper with material on the table!
1. To start the shaper, press the green start button (A).
2. To stop the shaper, press the red emergency stop button (B).
3. To select the direction of spindle rotation, use selector switch (C).
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Using the Fence
1. If performing a cut where a portion of the workpiece is not touched by the cutterhead, both
sides of the fence will be set at the same depth.
2. When performing a cut where the entire edge of the workpiece is removed, the fence must
be positioned differently. If the fence halves are kept in line, once the workpiece passes
through the cutterhead, the shaped edge would no longer be supported against the fence.
To prevent this, the outfeed side of the fence must be positioned further out to compensate
for the material being removed. Advance the outfeed side of the fence until it contacts the
shaped edge of the workpiece.
3. If using a miter gauge, the infeed side of the fence MUST be parallel with the miter slot. Also
make certain that the outfeed side of the fence is positioned out of the way so that it does not
contact the workpiece after it passes through the cutterhead.
Freehand Shaping
Freehand Shaping is shaping without the use of a miter gauge or fence.
1. Beginning the cut is the most dangerous part of freehand shaping. Many times when the
workpiece first contacts the cutter, the workpiece will tend to kickback or jerk, which can
surprise the operator.
To help reduce the frequency of these incidents and increase the safety aspect of freehand
shaping, a starting pin is provided with your shaper. This pin will allow you to anchor and
slowly pivot the workpiece into the cutter at the beginning of the cut. When freehand
shaping, it is always best to use a template jig.