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Craftsman 113.206891 User Manual

Craftsman 113.206891
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MODEL NO.
113.206932
JOINTER/PLANER WITH
LEGS AND MOTOR
113.206891
JOINTERiPLANER WITH
LEGS AND MOTOR
Serial
Number
Model and serial
number may be found
on a plate attached
to your base.
You should record both
model and serial number
in a safe place for
future use,
CAUTION:
Read ALL
iNSTRUCTiONS
carefully
6-1/8-iNCH JOINTER-PLANER
® assembly
® operating
repair parts
Sold by SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Chicago, _L. 60684 U,S.A.
Part No. 67095 Primed iN US A
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Craftsman 113.206891 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCraftsman
Model113.206891
CategoryPlaner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Safety Instructions for Power Tools

1. Know Your Power Tool

Understand the tool's application, limitations, and potential hazards.

2. Ground All Tools

Ensure the tool is properly grounded via a 3-prong plug and receptacle for safety.

11. Wear Proper Apparel

Avoid loose clothing and wear appropriate protective gear to prevent entanglement.

12. Use Safety Goggles

Always wear safety goggles; consider face/dust masks and ear protection as needed.

Additional Safety Instructions for Jointer-Planer

8. Kickbacks

Understand causes of kickbacks and how to avoid them by proper technique and maintenance.

9. Protection: Eyes, Hands, Face, Ears, Body

Follow precautions for personal safety, including protective gear and tool condition.

Danger: Critical Safety Warnings

Read Owner's Manual Before Operating

Crucial instruction to read and understand the manual before machine operation.

Wear Safety Goggles

Emphasizes wearing safety goggles for eye protection during operation.

Motor Specifications and Electrical Requirements

Motor Specifications

Details required motor HP, RPM, and voltage for the jointer-planer.

Electrical Requirements & Grounding

Explains proper grounding, outlet types, and extension cord usage for safety.

Check Motor Rotation

Instructions on how to verify and correct motor shaft rotation direction before use.

Unpacking and Checking Contents

Tools Needed

Lists the tools required for assembly and maintenance of the jointer-planer.

Table of Loose Parts

Provides a detailed list of all loose parts included with the machine.

Important Safety Warnings for Assembly

Critical safety warnings regarding power connection and understanding instructions.

Assembling Steel Legs

Parts Needed for Leg Assembly

Lists specific hardware required for assembling the steel legs.

Step-by-Step Leg Assembly

Provides sequential instructions for assembling the jointer-planer's steel legs.

Mounting Jointer-Planer

Hardware for Mounting

Lists the specific hardware required to mount the jointer-planer onto the leg assembly.

Aligning and Securing the Machine

Details the process of positioning and fastening the jointer-planer to the stand.

Checking Cutter Blades and Screws

Tools Needed for Blade Check

Lists the necessary tools for checking cutter blade alignment and tightness.

Procedure for Blade Inspection

Step-by-step guide to verify cutter blades are properly aligned and secured.

Mounting Switch

Switch Mounting Hardware

Lists the parts required to mount the power outlet and switch.

Attaching the Power Outlet

Instructions for attaching the On/Off power outlet to the infeed table.

Installing Motor, Pulley, V-Belt and Belt Guards

Motor and Bracket Assembly

Details mounting the motor and the associated 'L' bracket for the guard support.

Installing the Motor Pulley

Steps for fitting and securing the motor pulley onto the motor shaft.

Installing V-Belt and Belt Guards

Routing the V-Belt

Steps for threading the V-belt around pulleys and ensuring proper tension.

Attaching Belt Guards

Instructions for positioning and securing the motor pulley belt guard.

Installing Sliding Guard

Sliding Guard Parts

Lists the parts needed for the sliding guard assembly.

Assembling the Sliding Guard

Step-by-step instructions for installing the sliding guard onto the fence.

Getting to Know Your Jointer-Planer

1. Depth of Cut Handwheel

Explains how to adjust the infeed table depth using the handwheel.

2. Fence Locks and Stops

Describes the function and adjustment of the fence and its locking mechanisms.

3. Fence Tilt Scale

Details how to read and adjust the fence tilt scale for precise angles.

Fence Adjustments and Alignment

Aligning the Fence for Squareness

Guide to aligning the fence to be square with the tables using stops and screws.

Using the 45° Fence Stop

Explains how to set the fence to a 45-degree angle using the stop mechanism.

Cutter Guard and Auxiliary Fence

Auxiliary Fence Installation

Describes how to attach an auxiliary fence for specific jointing operations.

4. Cutter Guard Operation Check

Explains the function and importance of the cutter guard and how to check its operation.

Infeed Table Adjustment

Checking Table Parallelism

How to check if the infeed table is parallel to the outfeed table.

Procedure for Table Adjustment

Steps to adjust the infeed table using leveling studs and lock screws.

On-Off Switch Functionality

Operating the Switch

Instructions on turning the machine ON, OFF, and locking the switch.

Safety Feature: Key Operation

Explains the key system for preventing unauthorized or accidental startup.

Basic Jointer-Planer Operation

Feeding the Workpiece

Proper technique for feeding boards through the jointer-planer for smooth cuts.

Taking Light Cuts

Recommends light cuts for best results and safety during planing and jointing.

Support Long Workpieces

Guidance on supporting long pieces of wood for stable operation.

Using the Hold Down/Push Blocks

Guidelines for Using Push Blocks

When and how to use hold down/push blocks for safety and control.

Hand-over-Hand Feeding Technique

Describes the hand-over-hand motion for advancing workpieces safely.

Beveling Operations

Beveling Wider Boards

Technique for beveling wood pieces wider than 3 inches.

Beveling Narrower Boards

Using push blocks for beveling wood narrower than 3 inches.

Maintenance: Replacing Cutter Blades

Safety Precautions for Maintenance

Critical safety warnings before performing maintenance or adjustments.

Preparing for Blade Replacement

Steps to prepare the machine, like removing guards and setting the fence.

Replacing Cutter Blades: Removing and Cleaning

Loosening and Removing Blades

How to loosen setscrews and remove existing cutter blades and wedges.

Cleaning Components

Cleaning cutterhead, wedges, and screws with specialized cleaner.

Replacing Cutter Blades: Installation

Installing New Cutter Blades

Steps for inserting and setting new cutter blades using lifter screws.

Replacing Cutter Blades: Setting Depth

Setting Cutter Blade Depth

Precisely adjusting cutter blades to the correct height above the table.

Installing Cutter Guard Spring

Guard Spring Components

Lists the parts involved in installing the cutter guard spring.

Spring Installation Procedure

Detailed steps for correctly installing the cutter guard spring.

Maintenance: Cutter Guard Operation

Securing the Cutter Guard

Attaching the cutter guard with the pivot pin and tang.

Checking Cutter Guard Operation

Testing the guard's automatic return function and troubleshooting issues.

Sharpening Cutter Blades

Honing Cutter Blades

Method for honing blades using an oilstone to maintain sharpness.

Replacing or Regrinding Blades

When blades need replacement or regrinding, and professional services.

General Maintenance

Keeping the Jointer-Planer Clean

Advice on cleaning chips, dust, and pitch from the machine.

Applying Table Wax

Recommends waxing tables and fence for smoother wood feeding.

Lubrication

Ball Bearings Lubrication

States that ball bearings are factory-lubricated and require no further attention.

Parts Requiring Occasional Oiling

Identifies specific parts that need periodic lubrication with SAE No. 20 or No. 30 oil.

Motor Maintenance and Lubrication

Motor Bearing Lubrication

Details lubrication for motor bearings and recommended oil type.

Preventing Foreign Material in Motor

How to protect the motor from sawdust and dust for proper ventilation.

Trouble Shooting Chart

Motor Troubleshooting

Lists common motor problems and their remedies.

Workpiece and Table Issues

Addresses problems like workpiece striking tables and surface ripples.

Alignment and Guard Issues

Troubleshoots inaccurate cuts, loose tables, and malfunctioning guards.

Trouble Shooting - Motor

Excessive Noise and Low Power

Diagnosing and resolving issues related to motor noise and reduced power output.

Motor Starting and Overheating Problems

Troubleshooting slow starting, failure to start, or motor overheating.

Motor Stalls and Circuit Breakers

Identifying causes for motor stalls, blown fuses, or tripped circuit breakers.

Repair Parts - Exploded View (Figure 1)

Main Machine Components

Identifies major parts like fence, infeed table, switch box via diagram.

Motor and Pulley Assembly

Shows exploded view of motor, pulley, and related components.

Repair Parts List (Figure 1)

Machine Body and Fence Parts

Lists part numbers and descriptions for the main body and fence assembly.

Motor and Drive Train Parts

Details part numbers for motor, pulleys, belts, and guards.

Repair Parts - Legs Assembly (Figure 2)

Leg Assembly Components

Identifies parts for the jointer-planer legs and frame.

Hardware for Mounting

Lists specific hardware for mounting the motor and legs.

Repair Parts - Infeed Table (Figure 3)

Infeed Table Mechanism Parts

Lists parts for the infeed table, including guard and linkage assembly.

Infeed Table Hardware

Details specific screws, nuts, and washers for the infeed table.

Repair Parts - Fence Assembly (Figure 4)

Fence Assembly Components

Identifies parts for the fence, stops, and tilt scale.

Fence Assembly Hardware

Lists hardware specific to the fence assembly.

Repair Parts - On/Off Power Outlet (Figure 5)

Power Outlet Components

Lists parts for the On/Off switch, housing, and cord.

Motor Connections

Safety Warning for Connections

Crucial safety warning before connecting power to the machine.

Wiring the Motor Terminals

Step-by-step guide for connecting motor wires to the correct terminals.

Recommended Accessories

List of Accessories

Catalog numbers for useful accessories like legs, stands, and blades.

Service Information

Contacting Sears for Service

Information on how to contact Sears for repair parts or service.

Ordering Repair Parts

Guidelines for providing necessary information when ordering replacement parts.

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