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Craftsman 351.286281 User Manual

Craftsman 351.286281
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Operator's Manual
CRRFTSMRNo
6V_"
Bench Top
JOINTERJPLANER
Model No.
351,286281
Colovos
CAUTION: Read and follow
all Safety Rules and Operating
Instructions before First Use
of this Product.
Sears Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario M5B 2B8
2602.03 Draft (04/11/01 )
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Craftsman 351.286281 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCraftsman
Model351.286281
CategoryPlaner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warranty Information

Safety Rules and Precautions

Be Prepared for Job

Ensures operator is properly dressed and aware of potential hazards before starting work.

Prepare Work Area for Job

Guidelines for maintaining a safe and organized workspace to prevent accidents.

Unpacking the Jointer/Planer

Assembly Instructions

Assemble Fence Bracket to Fence

Step-by-step guide for attaching the fence bracket to the fence assembly.

Assemble Fence to Jointer

Procedure for mounting the assembled fence onto the jointer body.

Installation and Setup

Power Source Requirements

Details on electrical requirements and connection for the jointer/planer.

Grounding Instructions

Critical safety guidelines for proper grounding to prevent electrical shock.

Operating the Jointer/Planer

Operation Safety Rules

Essential safety practices to follow during all jointer/planer operations.

Feeding Workpiece Safely

Techniques for feeding material into the cutterhead to ensure safety and quality.

Using Hold Down/Push Blocks

Guidance on using accessories for safe handling of narrow or thin workpieces.

Adjusting Depth of Cut

Instructions on how to set the infeed table for desired wood removal.

Checking Depth of Cut

Method for accurately measuring the depth of cut before operation.

Positioning the Fence

Guide for adjusting the fence for various angles and ensuring stability.

Blade Guard Functionality

Importance and checks for the cutterhead blade guard's proper operation.

Adjusting Blade Height

Procedure for checking and setting the blade height for accurate cuts.

Avoiding Damage to Blades

Tips to prevent blade damage and ensure longevity of cutting edges.

On-Off Switch Operation

Instructions on using the main power switch and its locking mechanism.

Beveling and Chamfering

Techniques for cutting edges at angles and removing corners.

Using a Vacuum Hose

Instructions for connecting a dust collection system for efficient operation.

Maintenance Procedures

Checking for Worn Blades

Identifying worn or dull blades affects cut quality and requires attention.

Sharpening Blades

Methods for honing and sharpening the jointer blades for optimal performance.

Replacing Blades

Step-by-step guide for removing and installing new jointer blades.

Adjusting Blade Guard

Procedure for adjusting or replacing the blade guard spring.

Replacing Timing Belt

Instructions for removing and installing the drive timing belt.

General Maintenance Tips

Routine cleaning and upkeep to ensure optimal operation and longevity.

Lubrication Guidelines

Information on which parts require lubrication and precautions.

Machined Surfaces Care

How to maintain smooth and clean tables and fence for efficient work feed.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Motor Does Not Start

Diagnosing and correcting reasons why the motor fails to start.

Motor Stalls or Trips Breakers

Resolving issues where the motor stalls or causes electrical overloads.

Motor Starts Slowly

Troubleshooting slow motor startup or failure to reach full speed.

Motor Running Too Hot

Identifying causes and solutions for motor overheating.

Frequent Fuse/Circuit Breaker Opening

Addressing recurring issues with blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers.

Snipe (Gouging at End of Boards)

Correcting uneven cuts or gouges that occur at the ends of workpieces.

Uneven Depth of Cut

Diagnosing and fixing issues that result in inconsistent depth of cut.

Inaccurate 45° Cuts

Troubleshooting problems with achieving precise 45-degree angle cuts.

Fuzzy Grain

Addressing issues that cause a fuzzy or rough surface finish.

Torn Grain

Resolving problems that lead to torn or chipped wood fibers.

Replacement Parts List for Motor

Replacement Parts List for Jointer

Recommended Accessories

List of recommended accessories to enhance tool functionality and safety.

How to Order Repair Parts

Instructions and contact information for obtaining replacement parts.

Service and Repair Parts

Information on Sears' commitment to service and availability of repair parts.

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