Robland T110i, Руководство пользователя

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T120 & T110i 05-V0917
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Using the ring guard fence
Attention
It is obligatory to use a ring guard fence made for tools with a maximal diameter of 180 mm.
Description: Ring guard fence for spindle diameter 50 mm.
Fig 12
Positioning
The ring guard fence is fixed into 2 holes of the spindle table. Take care both positioning parts are well
introduced into the table.
Adjustments
- Adjust the height of the ring guard fence in function of the place of the tool and the thickness of the
wood. Fix with the service key (4).
- Adjust the height of the pusher (3) in function of the thickness of the wood
– a slight pressure of the
pusher on the wood is desirable. Fix with the key (7).
- Horizontally: fix with the handle (6) to protect maximally the working piece following the diameter of
the tool.
- After checking the diameter of the tool, the pass has to be adjusted with extreme precision by using
the knob (5) at the back of the support. Turn this knob anticlockwise to increase the pass, then fix on
the support.
Operation
- Generally the wood is treated with the tool mounted underneath the guidance template. Prior to
starting up, check the blocking of all handles.
- The wood is guided along the straight part of the template. Treatment is carried out progressively,
with a maximum on the index of the template (that index is visible throughout the horizontal pusher). - -
- The wood guidance, connected to the fence, replaces the gauge when calibrating with a bearing
stop. The operator is obliged to use the guidance which is delivered with the fence. It is advisable to
adjust the wood pusher (4) on the wood and to put on maximum frontal cover.
Moving the tenoning table
The table extension for profiling and calibrating is mounted on the sliding table and is on the same
level as the spindle table.
To protect the operator when tenoning, there is a supplementary emergency stop on the support of the
sliding table. The tenoning table (fig 13.4) slides over the spindle table and can be operated by
loosening the handle (fig 13.3) 1/2 turn.
Next the tenoning table must be placed as close as possible to the tool and blocked with the handle
1) support spindle protection
2) guidance template - telescope
3) pressure pad
4) chuck key to tighten templates
5) button of adjustment of hold pass
6) screen lock button
7) screen lock button
8) shaving exhauster
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