6.1 Jointing and planing
Correct operating position:
Position yourselves offset to the infeed
table (Fig 4).
Fig 4
Work piece handling:
Feed the work piece straight across
the infeed table, holding your fingers
close together, guiding the work piece
with the palm of your hands.
Never put your hands under the cutter
block cover.
Always keep your hands well clear of
the cutter block
Do not pull the work piece back over
the unguarded cutter block
Always plane the work piece over its
entire length.
Adjust depth of cut with lever (G).
Loosen clamping knob (F) for
adjustment.
Fig 5
Support long work pieces (longer than
jointer tables) with helping roller
stands or table extensions.
Planing the face of a work piece up
to 75mm thick:
Place the work piece against the
jointer fence. Adjust the cutter block
guard to the height of the work piece.
When guiding the work piece, the
hands slide over the cutter block
guard (Fig 6)
Fig 6
Planing the edge of a work piece
(jointing) or planning work pieces
more than 75mm thick:
Place the work piece against the
jointer fence.
Adapt the cutter block guard to the
width of the work piece (Fig 7).
Fig 7
Chamfering a work piece:
Place the work piece against the
jointer fence.
Adapt the cutter block guard to the
width of the work piece (Fig 8).
Fig 8
Planing of narrow work pieces:
Add an auxiliary fence to safely guide
narrow workpieces (see Fig 9).
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Fig 9
Operating notes:
The planer tables are precisely aligned
ex. works. They may only be loaded
when the table-cabinet locks are
engaged, otherwise they may be
damaged or precision of machine be
lost.
Always use sharp cutter knives!
Check work piece for foreign objects
(nails, screws) and for loose knots.
Feed with thicker work piece end at
the front, hollow side downward.
Plane the stock with the grain, if
possible.
You get a better surface when planing
several passes with less chip removal.
Switch machine off if no further
planing is to be done immediately
afterwards. Cover the cutter block with
the cutter block guard.
Jointing and planing of short
workpieces may only be performed
with the help of tailor made push
woods and templates.
For the authorized use of the
machine observe the appendix A
"safe operation"
(on the last pages of this operating
manual)
A1: Planing, stock thickness below
75mm
A2: Edge jointing
A3: Planing of narrow gibs
A4: Planing of short stock with push
wood.
6.2 Thicknessing
Correct operating position:
To feed the work piece into the
machine, position yourselves offset to
one side of the feed opening.