Next Wave CNC SHARK SD110, Руководство пользователя

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June 2020
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Shark SD110/SD120 Operations Safety Instructions
1. Read and follow all safety and operating instructions before using the Shark SD110/SD120.
This includes reading the manual for the router that will be mounted on your Shark
SD110/SD120. Take the time to orient yourself to the Shark SD110/SD120 and the workflow
steps.
2. Take small steps early in use – this will enable you to use the Shark SD110/SD120 safely and
effectively. Practice each step a few times early on without running the router for example.
Again, this orientation process will help you to use the Shark SD110/SD120 safely and
effectively.
3. Let the machine and router spindle come to a complete stop before touching parts. Ensure
that you have a positive system in place to make sure that power is not applied to the router or
the Shark SD110/SD120 while positioning a work piece, adjusting the position of the tool,
changing a bit, or setting up clamps, hold downs, or jigs. We recommend unplugging the router
for bit changes.
4. Ensure that the material or work piece is firmly secured to the table. This includes
accounting for the attachment and hold down of any pieces that will become cutouts or cutoffs
during the machining process. Also be sure that all clamps, hold downs, and jigs are not in the
path of the cutter
– and do not interfere with the movement of the gantry.
5. Always wear eye and ear protection while operating your Shark SD110/SD120.
6. Keep miscellaneous equipment off of the Shark SD110/SD120 table and gantry. This
includes areas alongside the table where the gantry travels.
7. Never leave the Shark SD110/SD120 unattended while it is running. A work piece slippage,
unexpected cutting error or other unexpected event might occur. This could result in injury as
well as damage to the Shark SD110/SD120.
8. Never attempt to remove chips, dust or debris from the machine while it is running with
your hands or fingers, or by placing a vacuum device into the field of operation
– near the
cutter.
9. Position the LCD Pendant in a place that is easy for you to quickly reach, and out of the path
and travel direction of the tool. Chips and debris can travel a good distance, and cutters can
break during use.
10. Never attempt to manually adjust the work piece while the Shark SD110/SD120 and router
are running. Do not attempt to manually feed a work p
iece ‘into’ a running cutter – this is not a
router table.
11. Keep the Shark SD110/SD120 lubricated and clean. Clean the Shark SD110/SD120 and area
after each use by vacuuming dust and lubricating with a Dry lube type spray.