Robland E2800, Руководство пользователя

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E300 / E 2800 V0913
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Mounting of the E-2800 sliding table on
the machine
(Fig.7 bis)
The position of the sliding table relative to the machine is factory set and normally needs no further
adjustments.
Simply put the table onto the frame with the two lateral adjusment bolts in the two lugs placed at
each side of the frame.
These lateral adjusment bolts are also factory set and normally need no adjustment.
Now place the 4 big Allen bolts into the lower section of the sliding table: ensure the table does not
flip over when sliding away the upper section of the sliding table.
These 4 bolts need to be tightened with a Torque wrench at 80 Nm (8 kgs.)
This is best done by an experienced Robland technician thus avoiding serious problems with the loss
of warranty on the sliding table as a result.
To ensure a clean and neat cutting result the table has to be given a free cut left: the sliding table
does not run exactly parallel to the saw blade, it runs away from the back teeth by a fraction of a
millimeter.
All saw blades vibrate to some extent: they flutter less at the front where the cutting teeth are held
stable by the material than at the back.
If the table were set absolutely parallel to the saw blade, the back teeth could retouch the material
and spoil the clean cut achieved by the front teeth.
As the back teeth are ascending they could cause chip-out on the top surface of the laminated
boards
(back cutting).
To correct the free cut, loosen slightly the vertical 4 big Allen bolts and loosen the nut of the lateral
adjustment bolt at the far end of the sliding table. Adjust, and re-lock the stop bolt at the end you’re
adjusting.
Recheck the free cut if OK and make final test cut.
Make sure the 4 big Allen bolts are well tightened and locked at 80 Nm.
Fig.7 bis