Sedgwick SM210, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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SM210 Operation/Maintenance Instructions Page 18 of 29
7.4 Tool Changing
Raise the spindle to the maximum height and lock off the rise and fall using the lever next to
the rise and fall hand wheel (clockwise to lock). Using a 30mm spanner and M8 hex key
untight the hex bolt from the top of the arbor and remove the bolt and spindle nut and put
them safely to one side. Fit the cutter block by sliding it onto the arbor (check the rotation of
the block) and using the spaces and the spindle nut to clamp the cutter inplace. Tighten the
spindle nut and hex nut. Make sure that it is tighten securely.
8.1 The Main Fence Guard
The
Sedgwick SM210 Spindle Moulder incorporates a plain table and a cast-iro n ‘ Horsesho e’
type fence guard.
Adjustment and Use
For coarse adjustment, the complete fence assembly freely moves as one. The two Fence
Hold-Down Handles effectively clamp the assembly to the table through slotted holes in the
horseshoe. The table has been drilled and tapped for several different locations. The fence
plates can be independently adjusted by releasing the locking levers at the sides of the
horseshoe, and operating the hand-wheels at the rear, remembering then to re-tighten them
once adjusted.
The gap between the two halves of the straight fence must be wide enough to give
clearance for the cutterblock yet narrow enough to limit unnecessary exposure of the
cutters. Similarly ensure that the leading end of the workpiece does not foul the edge of the
take-off half of the fence. These risks may be eliminated using a false fence.
A ‘false fence’ is a board fixed to the two half fen ces and spanning the gap between them,
it is cut away just sufficiently to allow the cutters to project by the necessary amount. The
exact size of false fence required will depend upon the work being done and it may be