Robland HX TZ, Руководство пользователя

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V0212 HX SERIES
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Adjusting the spindle height (fig. 18)
1 Unlock the locking lever (3) by turning it to the left.
2 The spindle arbour can be raised or lowered using the hand wheel (4).
3 After height adjustment always secure the spindle arbour by locking the lever (3) by turning it to
the right.
Remark: When, after intensive use of the locking lever (3), it is no longer possible to lock this lever, take
off the nut and remove the lever. Then turn it 1/6 turn to the right before putting it back on again. Put the
nut back on and tighten it.
The spindle fence
Working with the spindle fence (fig. 19)
The spindle fence is fitted onto the table with two locking knobs (1). The body of the spindle fence is
equipped with two slots which enables front and back movement. When the fence is fitted onto the
table, the position of the aluminium fence plates can be adjusted by means of the adjustment knob
(2). The opening of the 2 fence plates goes like follows: loosen the wing nut (3) which hold the fence
and move the fence towards each other, so there is a minimal gap between the protruding tool and the
fence plates. It is advisable to use a false fence or integrated fence which is mounted between the 2
spindle fences. The adjustment of the fences can be checked with a flat and precise rule.
Before starting the machine, the blocking of the bars of the fences on the table has to be checked. The
wood pushers exert vertical and horizontal pressure on the work piece, which pushes the work piece
against the table and the fence and which makes it slide easily. The manual wood pusher (fig. 20),
supplied with the machine, can be used to push the wood safely. Not one element is fixed on the useful
table surface. The 10 mm space between the base of the horizontal wood pusher and the table makes
it possible to move the wood pusher under the wood pushers. To replace the spindle tool, or to make
use of the feeder, the whole pusher system can be cleared by flipping it over to the back of the spindle
fence: Pull the lever in the direction of the arrow. Lift up a little the cover plate. Now the system can
be flipped over to the back. This part will prevent the fences from falling down. It is advisable to use a
feeder system, as the kick back usually happens whilst working with the spindle fence when only a part
of the piece is machined.
Clean apparatus make adjustment easier. Fences in a perfect state are advisable for quality work.
Therefore, they should be replaced when the edge or surface is damaged by the spindle tool.
Adjustments (fig. 20)
3 adjustments have to be made:
– Adjustments of the spindle fences as close as possible tot the outer tool diameter, and adjustment
of the depth of cut.
– Adjustments of the vertical pusher according to the height of the work piece
– Adjustments of the horizontal pusher according to the width of the work piece
– There can ‘t be too much pressure on the pushers, so the wood can slide easily between the wood
pushers and the fences
Important:
Before starting the spindle, all locks and settings should be checked, and check manually if the tools
can rotate freely. Always use the supplied wood pushers on the fence. This upper cover plate is used as
protection of the upper part of the spindle tool.