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9
Possible Operations
This chapter explains the possible operations that can be carried out with the spindle moulder. In addition to
this, also read and follow all the instructions in the complete section
9.1
Milling of Longitudinal Sides
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Place the workpiece on the machine table with the protective and pressure device correctly adjusted from
right to left along the safety fence. The protective bonnet of the fence must be closed.
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If possible, use a power feeder (option, see section
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If no power feeder is available, always guide the workpiece with the sliding table if possible and secure it
with the telescopic fence or anti-kickback guard.
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Use the existing table extensions for very long or wide workpieces.
9.2
Milling Cross Sides
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Guide the workpiece along the safety fence from the right to the left with the protective and pressure de-
vice correctly set. The protective bonnet of the fence must be closed.
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If possible (especially with short workpieces) use the sliding table and fix the workpiece to the telescopic
fence using the eccentric clamp..
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For very long workpieces use the table extension on the front side of the machine.
9.3
Insert Milling
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Insertion milling is carried out with the protective and pressure device and the safety fence correctly ad-
justed. The protective bonnet of the fence must be closed.
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For insertion milling, the table extensions (left and right) and two non-return devices (one each for the in-
sertion position and one for the exit position) must be used.
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When insert milling short workpieces, use a clamping strip.
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Place the workpiece or the clamping strip against the non-return device, swivel it in and push it forward.
The beginning of the workpiece should be in contact with the fence.
9.4
Tenon and Slot Milling
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The safety fence including protective bonnet, the format sliding table with the telescopic fence, protective
cover and eccentric clamp are required for milling slots and tenons. A support wood is recommended be-
tween the workpiece and the fence to prevent tearing when the milling tool leaves the workpiece.
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Tenons and slots can be realised even more comfortably and safely with a separate tenon cutting and slotting
device as well as an obligatory protective cover.
SI-TEC - Tenoning and slotting device type 1376
→
Art. No.: 2221
SI-TEC - Protective cover for tenoning and slotting device type 1641
→
Art. No.: 2235
9.5
Curved Milling
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A separate ring fence is required for curved milling on this spindle moulder, for example types TAPOA 1629
or KOALA 1637 (see section
