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Your machine will arrive at your destination by truck freight. The driver
will ask you to sign the delivery slip. Before you sign, please inspect the
crate carefully for any signs of rough handling such as holes, broken pieces
etc. Because the machines travel a great distance from the factory to you,
scuff marks, scratches and small chips in the crate are normal. However
there should not be any panels broken loose or holes punched through the
wood exterior. The machine sits on 3 steel tube skids, designed to allow
movement by forklifts and some dents on the edges are normal. However,
any skids that appear to be bent over or compressed are an indication of the
unit having been dropped. The slight dents will not show once the bench
assembly is completed. After you have inspected the machine, and if you
find anything you feel is out of the ordinary, make a note on the delivery slip
when you sign and also document the issues with photos.
OPENING THE CRATE AND TAKING INVENTORY
You will see that the wood crate has bend-over metal locking tabs holding
the components together. Using a screwdriver and pliers, straighten out the
tabs and remove the top first, followed by both ends. The sides of the crate
are secured to the bench legs with 10 mm bolts. You will need a ratchet and
socket (17 MM or 11/16) to remove the bolts. Set the bench panels aside and
save the bolts. You will find the rear sheet metal panels and the front doors
for the bench wrapped and secured inside the machine. Remove them and
set them aside. The 2 end panels are already attached. You can now see that
the bench leg assembly is mounted upside down on the base, which allows it
to form a strong support for the crate.
At his point you should look over the machine for any signs of damage
that may not have been apparent while it was crated and document them by
photos. You will find the PC and monitor in a box along with the keyboard,
mouse, power cable and laser tachometer. The tooling is in a separate box as
are the vise and CNC rotary table.
Open the boxes and compare the contents to the list of standard accessories
that was posted on our website before you placed your order. Make a note
of any missing items and send us an e-mail detailing those and any damage
you may have found.
ASSEMBLING THE BENCH
Now its time to remove the bench leg assembly which is held in place by 6
bolts threaded up from below the bench pan into the 6 legs. Remove these 6
bolts and the leg assembly can be lifted off the pan. The leg assembly is not
heavy, but due to its size, its best to have someone help you so you can lift it
straight up and off the machine. Be cautious here that you do not bang the
leg assembly against the machine and chip the paint or break any of the