Powermatic 50-6 Maintenance Instructions And Parts List

Model

50

BII

.JOINTER

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

AND PARTS LIST

POWERMATIC

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Safety first!

FORWARD

This manual has been prepared 50-6" Jointer.

Its purpose, aside from machine operation, cepted correct operating procedures. Read the safety instructions

operating the machine! In

order in operating the Jointer with safety, tions

The specifications put forth However, owing

specifications may Houdaille, Inc.

to

obtain maximum life and efficiency from your Powermatic Jointer and to aid

carefully.

to

Powermatic's policy

be

made at any time without obligation on the part

for

the owner and operators

is

to promote safety through the use of ac-

read

this manual thoroughly and

in

this manual were in effect at the time

of

continuous improvement, changes

of

WARRANTY

a Powermatic Model

thoroughly

follow

of

publication.

of

Powermatic

before

all instruc-

to

these

4

This machine and its component parts have been carefully inspected at various stages tion date chine F.O.B. paid to examination. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE REPAIR

MENT

WEAR AND TEAR; THEIR MANUFACTURER AND WHICH SHOULD AUTHORIZED REPAIR STATION RESONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF REPAIRS MADE OF OUR FACTORY THORIZATION. NO CLAIMS FOR DEFECTS WILL NUMBER PRESSLY IN PLACE OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES PRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO FITNESS,

QUALITY OR OPERATIVENESS. THIS WARRANTY BECOMES ONLY

OUT DATE OF DELIVERY.

of

production

before shipment.

of

delivery

(or

component

our

plant providing such machine (or component part) is returned pre-

our

plant,

REQUIRED BECAUSE

PLATE

WHEN THE ACCOMPANYING CARD

AND RETURNED TO THE FACTORY WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS FROM

and each finished machine is subjected to a final inspec-

We

agree that for a period

from

our

authorized dealer to replace, at our option, any ma-

part thereof) proving defective within the above

or

a designated service center of the

OF

MISUSE, ABUSE,

OR

ELECTRICAL MOTORS WHICH ARE WARRANTEED

OR

DESIGNATED SERVICE CENTER WITHOUT OUR AU-

HAS BEEN

FOR

REMOVED.

SERVICE. FURTHER, WE CANNOT

THIS

IS

of

eighteen

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OR

BECAUSE

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OR

ATTEMPTED OUTSIDE

BE

HONORED IF

WARRANTY

OR

MERCHANTABILITY,

FULLY AND PROPERLY FILLED

(18)

months from

OR

OF

IS

GUARANTEES,

EFFECTIVE

period,

for

our

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read and understand the safety and operating with

this

and hazards associated

minder

of

basic safety practice.

jointer

. A safety rule decal is installed on each m.

instructions

found

in this manual. Know

achine

the

limitatio"ns

to

serve as a

rounding of the Jointer - Make certain

grounding make indicated

3.

Eye Safety - Wear an approved safety shield, goggles

jointer.

4.

Apparel - Before

above worn

5.

Work Area - Keep the

grease

manufacturer

The

normally

Guards - Keep

6. operations certain

7.

Don't Overreach - Maintain a balanced stance and keep your

overreach

Maintain Tools

8.

tools cutterhead

adjustments.

lead is

certain

by the National

elbows

.

to

minimize

stands,

where they can be used. On

the

guard

or

use excessive force

may

cause

can be

ent

of

the

included

that

the

operating

. Remove all loose

the

recommends

and

machine

is replaced immediately

in

Top Condition - Keep

kickbacks

thrown

tools

in the

grounding

Electric

machine

floor

around the

danger

that

before making any cuts.

each

guards

and

out

of the

of

machine

incoming

lug connects

Code.

clothing

tripping

the use

in place, make certain they are operable, and use

to

perform

chatter. Broken

jointer

that

the

machine

electrical service. In cases

to a suitable

, remove tie, rings , watch and

and

confine

machine

or

of

anti-skid

work

operations

following

tools

causing

clean and free

of

slipping.

floor

area be marked off .

requiring

the

any

operation

sharp and clean

tools

or

severe

Follow

the

frame is

ground. Follow

or

.glasses

long

hair

strips on the

removal

completion

body

.

tools

that

or

fatal injury.

instructions

electrically

where a cord

the

to

protect

other

. Protective type

of

scrap material,

of

that

under

for

safe and best

are

on

eyes

jewelry, and roll

floor

area

of

the

cutterhead

operation

control

not

securely

Check

knife

sharpening,

grounded

and

plug

grounding

when

operating

foot

wear

sawdust,

where

them

at all

.

at all

times

performance

locked

the

condition

and

that

are used

procedure

up

sleeves

should

oil

the

operator

times

guard,

make

. Do

. Dull

in

and ad-

installation

a

the

be

or

on

not

the

9. Operator Position - Stand

any

other

person

near

Hand Safety - Always use an

provide a distance

NEVER

wide of

112. Machine Adjustments - Make all

justed

13

. Avoid Accidental Starting - Make certain

14.

Careless Acts - Give the

around, carrying

15.

Job Completion - If the

"OFF" and the eration never use

16.

Disconnect Machine -

7.

Work Area -

minimize

surface

x

1/4

special

for

is

"

thick

fixtures

the

complete

the

dust.

of

stock

without

.

operation

on

a conversation

cutterhead

clean

hands

Make

to

certain

lacement Parts - Use

rwise, the

jointer

warranty

to

one side and

the machine

safety

for

less

than

a hold

to

be

work

operator

should

up

the

clear sawdust and debris, use a brush.

Before

the

only

does

approved

your

hands.

12

"

long

down

adjustments

performed

you are

and

leaves the machine area

come

jointer

performing

work

Powermatic

and guarantee will be

out

of

line

of

the cutterhead knives and make

the same.

push

block

or

push

stick

x 3" wide x 1"

push

block

. NEVER

with

and

that

it is locked

switch

doing

and the cutterhead

"horse play" are careless acts

to a

complete

and

the

work

any service

area is well lighted and

or

factory

thick

or

joint

the

power

for

is " OFF"

stop

area. NEVER clean

authorized

null

before

for

any reason

before his departure. In

or

maintenance

that a proper

and void.

when

jointing

edge

stock

under

off. Make certain

angle and

connecting

your

that

replacement

less 6"

location.

undivided

can result in

the

jointer

the

jointer

and

when

exhaust system is used

parts and

certain

stock

long

that

power

that

does

than

12"

long

without

the

to

attention. Looking

serious

should

addition,

with

changing

the

fence

the

jointer.

be

if

the

it " ON" and

blades.

accessories,

that

not

x 3"

use

is ad-

injury

turned

op-

to

.

Misuse - Do

9. poses, which

may

not

Powermatic

result

from

use this

disclaims

fhat use.

Powermatic

any real

Jointer

or

implied

3

for

other

warranty

than its intended use. If used

and

holds

itself

harmless

for

other any

pur-

injury

WARNING:

AT

3600 R.P.M. HORSEPOWER MOTOR HOLDS ITSELF HARMLESS FOR ANY INJURY WHICH

DO NOT EQUIP

OR

OPERATE THE CUTTERHEAD IN EXCESS OF 5000 R.P.M. USE OF A LARGER

OR

USE THIS JOINTER WITH A MOTOR LARGER THAN

HIGHER CUTTERHEAD SPEED VOIDS THE WARRANTY

SPECIFICATIONS:

POWERMATIC MODEL 50-6" JOINTER

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35V2

7

MAY

RESULT.

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3/4

HORSEPOWER

AND

POWERMATIC

MODEL 50-6" JOINTER

Table

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Head cutting arc Knives

Speed

Knife-cuts-per-minute Maximum depth Maximum rabbeting

Fence size overall Fence tilt, Height, less stand . . Height, with stand Motor Weight, domestic crated, with stand & Weight, domestic crated, less stand Weight,

(3)

H.S. steel

of

head (recommended)

right

recommended

domestic

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of

cut

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cut

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or

left

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crated, with stand

.

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motor ...........................................

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..

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....

............

1/8" X 3/4"

5000 r.p.m.

.........

............

0"

up

to

.4" X

............

.

..........

.

1/2

290

Ibs. Approx.

190

Ibs. Approx.

7"

....

15,000

1/2"

34-1/2"

or

314

..

265Ibs.

X 48"

3"

x 6"

.

1/2"

X 6"

.45°

14" 40" HP

• The above specifications, dimensions and design characteristics are subject to change without notice.

4

Receiving the Jointer:

Remove

Any Clean

gasoline Before

assembly,

the

damage

protective

or

proceeding

setup

jointer should

highly

assembly and base be reported

coating

volatile

, maintenance and safety procedures.

further

from

solvents.

, read your

Installation of the Jointer:

Mount

on After

holes

Attach

center inch. tension

base

to

the

floor

each

side

of

the base.

base has been secured

in

the

top

of

the base and secure

the

drive

belt as shown in (Fig. 1 ) and

until

it

becomes taut. At

Using

and

the

adjusting

retighten

base.

with

slot

high

to

your

jointer

quality

a solid

this

on the

from

their

respective

distributor

assembly and base

instruction

anchor

foundation,

with

the

point

the distance between

motor

support, raise

manual

three

adjust

immediately.

bolts.

align

mounting

belt. Using

shipping

with a suitable

thoroughly

Bolts

are attached

the

holes in the

bolts provided.

thumb

the

or

lower

motor

cartons

to familiarize

and insides

.

~nd

inspect

solvent. Caution: Do

yourself

through

bottom

index

of

support

the

of

finger, the

base

mounting

the

jointer

compress

belt

should

to

for

damage

with

obtain

not

proper

holes

with

belt at

be

proper

.

use

the

one

---l

FIGURE 1

ADJU

ST

FOR ALIGNMENT

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~

II

r-

II

MOT

__

SHEAVES PROPERLY ALIGNED

I

OR

...

CUTTER HEAD

MOTOR

. ---

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5

Check

all

mounting

Leveling Tables:

screws and set screws to

JOINTER ADJUSTMENTS

see

that they are locked.

FIGURE 2

Check wood) ing

Loosen Remove

wear the lower

Carefully

clearance gap on the infeed and outfeed tables

across the full length

adjustments

gib

lower

gib

(D)

end

of

the

gib

screw

tighten edge, reset screws anism

(A & C)

handwheel

table, leave To loosen

drop aly creates

the

is

controlled

the

After a period proper

If collar

of

'and

clockwise the one

Push the rear table

tighten

table adjustment.

binding

the

turn

occurs,

set

screws

rear table raising bar

handwheel.

until

bind

point

inch

(Fig. 3) .

collars

raising

the set screws

allen wrench.

by

placing a straight edge (steel

of

both tables. If clearance gap is more than .0015" on either table, the follow-

must be made

and table

gib

locking

screw

(C)

is properly aligned

wear

gib

and tap upward until screwhole

(C)

but

do

table

lock

the

gib screws

approximately

with

only

gib

screws

tight

outfeed table

with

the table

ideal concave

to

the table, or tables (Fig.

2).

screws (A, B & C).

and check screw hole with a flashlight

with

hole

(C).

If countersink is not visible, place a screwdriver

(C)

and countersink are properly aligned. Replace

not

tighten.

(8) . Table

(A & C)

1/4

slight

as

for

spring

for

will

begin

to

move toward straight edge. When table touches straight

until tight. Loosen table

turn,

or

until infeed table may be moved up and

resistance and reset

this

table is seldom moved.

joint

work, loosen both gib screws on outfeed table .

lock

handle. Tighten handle to reduce amount

lock

locknut

spring joints.

to

see that the

(8). When adjusting infeed table, back

(E).

If adjustment is being made

of

INFEED TABLE ELEVATING ASSEMBLY

of

time the infeed table elevating wheel may bind against the base, therefore

loosen the

on each side

counter-

it

has cleared

approximately

against

bar

with

the

and

an

REAR

--/'---"...

TABLE RAISING BAR

SET COLLARS

-INFEED

......

~~~

or

carefully jointed

countersink

down

by raising mech-

Amount

drop

. A 1/32"

TABLE

INFEED TABLE ELEVATING WHEEL

FIGURE 3

in the steel

or

chisel on

off

to

outfeed

of

end-

drop

usu-

preventing

6

Table Removal:

To

remove counterclockwise Remove moval

and remove cutterhead. Slide tables upward.

the

table

jointer

loosen

and remove. Remove

from

setscrews in taqle, raising

production

its base and place on its side . Remove cap screws

screw

locking

collars

screws ,

gib

(Fig. 3) .

locking

from

jointer. See

Turn

screws

raising screw

and

wear

gib.

cutterhead

re-

Installation

can be

Gib Adjustment:

Gib

adjustment

tables

. To with a flashlight countersink and

gently

after

If

screws

do

exist

Replace

table

Whenever

"

Depth

Depth handwheel the

performing

and

not

go

order a new

gib, making

.

LEVELING

of

cut

side

of

must be maintained to

adjust

tap

all

gib

gibs

check

is

not

upward

table

locking

the

way

gib

adjustment

TABLES"

cut adjustment:

is

determined

located

the

jointer

accomplished

loosen

to see

visible,

the

or

if it does

until

the

preceeding

handle and remove gib. Check

through

. certain

).

underneath

ways .

that

has been made, re-check tables

by

height

by reversing the removal

insure

the

gib and table

that

countersink

not

countersink

adjustment, play is still evident between

the

gib

or

countersink

level

the infeed table. Depth of

against play between the

locking

hole

line

up

with

and screw hole are in

have

not

dimpled

is in

line

of

the infeed table. Raise

procedure

screws (Fig . 3). Remove

in wear

screw hole,place a

with

gib

the

locking

cut

jib

to

make certain opposite

to

is

.

jointer

is in

alignment

complete

screw

be certain they are still level. (See

or

lower

indicated

and

the

infeed and

lower

with

screwdriver

alignment.

jointer

drill

side . If

holes. Replace screws and level

the

by

the

on

and tables, remove

spots

either

infeed

depth

gib

the

screw

the

end

Retighten

for

the set

of

these

table

by

gauge

outfeed

screw

hole. If

of

the

screws

conditions

turning

located

and

gib

.

gib

the

on

Squaring Fence With Table:

Before

outfeed

use a near clockwise

square

operating

table

height

machinist's

cutterhead,

to

move

with

outfeed

jointer

loosen

it is imperative

has been adjusted

all purpose square

lock

nut

top

of

fence

to

table

reset

lock

ALL

that

fence be aligned

to

the

apex

to

get

proper

(A)

(Fig

. 5) and insert a small rod in

the

right

and

nut

(A).

PURPOSE SQUARE

perpendicular

of

the

cutter

alignment

counterclockwise

blade rotation (See "

(Fig

(90°)

to

the

outfeed

LEVELING

. 4) . Placing square on ouUeed table

to

move

adjusting

fence

to

the

post

left

table. After

TABLES")

(B).

Turn

. When fence is

LOCK NUT · A

post

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 5

7

Should

the fence-lock assembly conical groove

portion

in

fence plunger

conical

fail

to

mechanism by loosening the jam nut and inspect

retainer. If retainer shows signs

slightly

the

stop rod. Replace

return

until

to 90° and play is evident in the fence, remove the

plunger

of

wear

or

scarring, grind the

(Fig. 14) it will properly engage in the annular

plunger

assembly and

tighten

jam nut.

Fence Tilt Adjustment:

The fence pendicular

Fence may be tilted

The

ment mounting

of a 5/16 screw backward lower

15) as required

er

reads 45° on the When ed

hold

and To

tilt

up

on and end to

set the 45°. The adjusting lock combination adjust

tilting

scale is located on the fence

to

the

outfeed

forward

backward

is

located

hinge

tilt

stop

adjust-

on

the

and consists

" x 1" squarehead

with

jam

nut. To adjust

tilt

to

45°, raise

the

tilt

stop

screw

until

the

tilt

desired degree is reach-

screw

tighten

the

th~

fence

tilt

fence. The

of

the scale rod are used

forward

front

and

the

setting. Check

jam

fence

nut the rear

with

nut

.

forward

stop

nuts

tilt

is used

wrench

plunger

on

stop

nut with

square and re-

as

required

.

fence

(Fig.

point- scale.

table and the

or

backward by

or

FENCE STOP

PLUNGER----~~~~!r~

pull

the

ADJUSTMENT NUT

at

for

to

a.

tilting

FIGURE

tilt

degree rod. When fence is properly aligned, it

14

scale pointer will read 0°

pulling

LOCK NUT

up on the fence-lock

FIGURE

plunger

15

(Fig. 15)

BACKWARD TILT FENCE STOP ADJUSTMENT

GRIND SLIGHTLY

will

be per-

Straightening Warped Fence:

The

fence fence floor with as

may

on

your

soon

straight. If

fence

stop

when you feel

Should fence

the

to a

fence " gives "

furnished

become

two

4" pieces

foot

increasing

as you feel

Repeat if necessary.

is

low

in the

your

fence be twisted ,

wood

with

your

jointer

warped. If fence is

of

wood

(2" x 4"

pressure

the

fence "give "

center

the

, place on the

fence " give "

the

vise and

stop

sandwich

applying pressure and

is a finished casting. Under certain

gradually

following

other

Guard Removal and Installation:

Remove the

16).

(Fig .

To install

have

to

down

and

shoulder

guard

, reverse the removal

be removed

out

of

the way

bolt

from

on

front

the

jointer, simply

for

rabbet

of

procedure. Under

or

conditions

high

(bowed) in the center, remove fence and

blocks

will suffice). Gently

apply

pressure to the

until you feel the fence " give"

and

check with a straight edge. The fence

floor

face

down

and

repeat

the

above

slightly. Stop

procedure

steps will return it to its original shape. Clamp

end between

check

two

fence

with a straight

2" boards and

gently "twist

edge.

outfeed table and remove guard, guard rod

lift it

wide

board operations.

up

and

normal

out

operating

of

the

conditions

hole

in the rabbet ledge and swing it

8

it is possible

place

face

up

center

of

the

applying pressure

should

be

- REMEMBER,

one

" the fence. When

holder

and

the

guard does

guard

that

the

on

the

fence

perfectly

end

of

rod

not

FIGURE 8

FIGURE 9

WASHER

SHOULDER

BOLT

----'

ROD

OL

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DER

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--

CUTTERGUARD

.......

CUTTERHEAD

FIGURE 10

Sharpening Knives:

After

extended use you will find it necessary to sharpen the knives on the cutterhead assembly. Before starting remove the cutter Place a 6"

apex Clamp a block against Lower

Place a hard

the Turn Continue

After ting Weekly sharpening will keep knives in If knives are excessively worn

the

sharpening procedures you

guard

shop

scale across the infeed and outfeed tables. Set tables

of

the knife arc (Fig.

of

the

wood

block

outfeed table .003 .. Turn machine on. Caution: Keep hands clear

10

" Arkansas

oilstone

the

sharpening

parallel

procedure

back and

machine

the

off

sharpening process until every knife has been

knives, place

with

the

indicated in the section " INSTALLING NEW KNIVES

(See " GUARD REMOVAL ").

9).

wood

across the infeed table so that

during

forth

and visually inspect each knife .

knife

jointing

oilstone

across the tables until knives are jointed

shop

at the apex

or

should

operation ,

over cutterhead with ends resting on infeed and

scale on the outfeed table . Raise

of

the

nicked they

first disconnect the machine from its

the

end

of

to

the arc .

proper

rTlust

prevent

cutting

be reground to a new bevel. If this is the case,

kickback

touched

condition

.

."

to

the exact

a sharpening

of

the stone.

of

turning

lightly

.

by

the

stone

the

outfeed table

power

height

stone

outfeed

(Fig. 10)

of

the

may be placed

cutterhead .

to

the

source

knife

tables

original

and

at

the

. Slide

set-

follow

Installing New Knives:

Disconnect

When Adjust

To remove

(A)

clockwise screws screws (B) jack

screws, gib, knife slot and knife

replace

drop

into

knife

is resting on the seat milled in jack screw plug.

At

this

cuts a 1/32

the end

flush with the end locking

jointer

installing

and

lock

the

(Fig. 11) .

counterclockwise

jack

knife

point

" shop scale should be placed flat on

of

the

gib 1/32" from

from

power source .

new knives remove only one knife at a time, clean the knife slot and install the new

knife

in cutterhead assembly before proceeding

old knives, turn

and remove

Us

ing an allen wrench,

screws. Sandwich knife and gib and

slot . Be certain that the back of the

. to

position

cutterhead. Slide knife

of

the

shop scale. Set the knife

the end

gib

locking

gib

, knife and jack

one

(1)

turn . Clean the

thoroughly

the knife

for

of

the knife.

turn

rabbeting

out

until it is

bolts

jack

and

9

new

to

next knife .

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knife.

11

Snug setting cutterhead. By the continue the

At

This

move puts the secure

If outfeed touches

pointer

top

the

will

the

knife

you

the

two

outside

gauge,

of

point

cause

the

do

table

the

place it on the outfeed

inserting

on

the

150 gauge,

rocking

the

gauge

knife

is parallal and flush

gib

not

the

scale.

where

. Scale

scale at

the

knife

to

the

into

the

locking

have a Model 150 gauge use a standard

should

the

gib

cutterhead

pointer

to

front

knife

screws

cutterhead

Cutterhead Removal:

If

cutterhead

head

removal (Fig. 12).

removal

becomes

locking

an allen

the

stopped

lift

and the

of

slot

with

beginning

extend

necessary the

screws by

table

wrench

pointer

with

an allen

(the apex

pointer

the

cutterhead and repeat the above procedure. This

with

the

the outfeed

over the cutterhead. Using the above method. raise knife arc apex .

turning

to the rear

into

the

will

begin

wrench

will

tip

lower

table

with the center

following

counterclockwise.

of

jack

screw, rock

moving

the

of

the

again move toward " 0

than the outfeed table. then it is raised

. Once

steps are

the

pointer

knife

the

screw

shop

cutterhead

the

downward

will

stop

arc)

turn

correct

to prevent

scale. Stand

knife

to

be followed

If you have a Model 150

with

the

movable

cutterhead

toward

and begin

the

jack

."

When the

buckling

the

back

"0"

screw

height

has been established,

scale on its

for

quick

on

to

pointer

or

platen over

and

forth.

Watch

the

scale. As you

move

back

toward

clockwise.

reaches

adjusting

until

uneven knives.

and easy cutter-

the

edge

until

process

on

it

knife

the

"0,"

tip

of

the

just

Disconnect

1.

2.

Remove drive belt.

3.

Loosen

4.

Loosen

5. Raise the

~

.

Completely sembly

1.

From

Installation

NOTE: AFTER REASSEMBLY INFEED TABLE WILL HAVE TABLES

can be

"),

jointer

and remove gib

locking

infeed

disengage

(A)

.

the

driven

accomplished

from

the

screws

table

end .

power

cutterhead

to the

lift

by reversing the removal procedure.

source

and

its

highest

two (2) bearing cap retaining screws at each end

the

cutterhead

.

sheave.

production

point

assf!mbly up and slide it towards

locking handle on infeed table.

by

turning

SHEAVE-----@

CUTTERHEAD

--------T

the table elevating wheel

TO

BE RELEVELED (SEE " LEVELING

r---'~--

of

the

clockwise

the

cutterhead

front

PRODUCTION HANDLE

& GIS LOCKING

SCREWS

of

the

.

as-

base .

10

,

"

FIGURE 12

Bearing Replacement:

Disconnect See " Cutterhead Removal" and remove the cutterhead assembly. Remove bearing housings

press

bearing

Lubrication and

Before

Cutterhead

Table Table Table

weekly tops

slick

Clean table build

Follow Pitch

cleaner Belt

Drive: Check and adjust belt drive at least twice a year.

cedure.

jointer

or

wheel puller. Using fine emery cloth, clean the cutterhead shaft and coat

onto

from

power source.

shaft, replace bearing housings and re-install cutterhead assembly.

Maintenance:

attempting

Bearings:

Ways: Lubricate twice yearly with non-hardening grease such

Raising Screws: Lubricate twice yearly

Surfaces:

for

first

and free

tops

up.

cleaning with talc

Removal:

. Spray on

any maintenance disconnect

Bearings are sealed and do not require lubrication.

Do

not

wax. Sprinkle lightly with talc. Rub in briskly with a blackboard eraser. Repeat

eight weeks - then

of

rust.

annually with ammonia and detergent mixture. T

as

above.

Pitch should be removed from cutterhead, knives and table surfaces . Use EASY-OFF oven

pitch

covered surfaces - let stand 2

monthly

jointer

with

. Talc will form a moisture barrier in table pores, keeping table

from power source.

Fiske

"Lubriplate" or

or

3 minutes and wipe with a clean cloth.

See "Installation"

as

Fiske " Lubriplate."

equivalent.

for

with

belt

adjustment

with

an

arbor

oil. Press new

pro-

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