Jet JWS-2700 Mode D'emploi page 7

Connect the fence to a dust collector.
Before starting work, check manually
that the cutter rotates freely and that
fence and guard are correctly
clamped.
7.7 Curved guard installation
The curved guard supplied with the
machine can be mounted to the
machine table and allows a maximum
tool diameter of 150mm.
Fig 18
Install the curved guard body first. The
machine table is therefore prepared
with a M8 tapped hole (A, Fig 18) and
an 8mm pinhole (P).
Fig 19
Set the height of the guide plate (B,
Fig 19) depending on the position and
diameter of the tool and the thickness
of the workpiece. This part guides the
wood and must always be above the
cutter.
Use knob (E, Fig 20) to set the chip
removal.
Fig 20
Slide the cover (C, Fig 19) down until
it touches the part to be machined.
Connect the dust collector to the
curved guard port (K, Fig 20).
Before starting work, check manually
that the cutter rotates freely and that
all components are correctly clamped.
At the start of the cut, move the
workpiece along the straight part of
the guide plate (F, Fig 19). This way
the workpiece enters the cutter
gradually, reaching the maximum
depth of cut at the guide plate mark.
Continue by moving the workpiece,
keeping it aligned with the guide plate
mark.
When working complex shapes, make
jigs and guides to guide the workpiece
properly and safely.
7.8 Tenoning carriage installation
The optionaly available tenoning
carriage can be placed on the
machine table and is guided in the T-
groove.
The wood press (C, Fig 21) and the
miter gauge profile (E) assure the
stability of the workpiece.
The covers (D) must be adjusted into
proximity of the workpiece and locked
in place.
- workpiece height max 100mm
- workpiece width max 120mm
Adjust the shaper fence to suit the tool
diameter used.
The shaper guard (B) should be
positioned above the tool.
The vertical press (A) can be lifted to
its maximum.
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Fig 21
Before starting work, check manually
that the cutter rotates freely and that
all components are correctly clamped.
Feed the workpiece by sliding the
carriage towards the tool with both
hands pressing the workpiece onto the
miter gauge profile (E).
Always keep your hands well clear of
the rotating cutting tool.
Note:
Tenoning work requires power and
torque.
In most cases the 4000 RPM
spindle speed will perform best.
7.9 Fence board alignment
When inspected with a straight ruler
(M, Fig 22) the fence boards need to
be flush.
Fig 22
In case of angular offset (A) use the 4
grub screws (N) to adjust.