Forest-Master UWWS, Руководство пользователя

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Forest Master Model: UWWS 21
Operation
Milling Planks
If you are cutting your wood into planks, they need to be cut into slabs of the de-
sired thickness first. Cut as many slabs as needed before moving onto the length
and width of the planks.
• Slot as many slabs as possible vertically in the gap between the upper sec-
tions of the crossbeams, with the slabs resting on the lower section. Make sure
nothing is in between the slabs and clamp them all together using at least two
G-Clamps.
• Make sure the slabs sit perpendicular with the upper section of the crossbeams
by using the step gauge as a square between the wood and the crossbeams.
Then secure them to the frame by screwing into the wood through the gripping
plates, making sure they remain perpendicular.
• Set the guide bars to a height that ensures all the bark is taken off the top of
the slabs with enough wood left to meet your desired plank width.
• Perform a cut following the cutting procedure to cut the top of the slabs.
• Unscrew the wood and rotate the full block of slabs 180° without unclamping
the G-Clamps. Make sure the slabs are still perpendicular to the crossbeams
and secure them again.
• To set a specific height of the guide bars (or width of the planks), measure
from the bottom of the slabs and make a mark on both ends of the wood at
the desired plank width. Position the guide bars so that the chainsaw can cut
where the mark has been made. This needs to be done on both ends of the log,
ensuring all four vertical supports are the same distance from the crossbeams.
• Perform the second cut, following the cutting instructions.
• Unscrew and unclamp the planks and cut down to the desired length using a
mitre saw.