3. If the reading on the depth of cut scale is incorrect, loosen the screw which tightens the plastic pointer and adjust
accordingly
4. When you have properly adjusted the depth of cut scale, test your reading by planing a piece of scrap lumber.
After planing, measure the planed thickness and double check it against the scale reading. The two measurements
should be the same. If the measurements are not the same, re-adjust your depth of cut scale to read the planed
thickness
REMOVING THE PLANER KNIVES
WARNING
Unplug the thicknesser from the power supply before removing the planer
knives.
Remove the chip guard by removing the screws which hold it in place.
Loosen the lock bar (B) and knife by turning the lock screws (A) clockwise. The knives
are spring-loaded and will push out when the assembly is loosened.
Take out the knife (C) and then the knife lock bar (B).
INSTALLING THE PLANER KNIVES
WARNING
Unplug the thicknesser from the power supply before removing the planer knives.
Remove the knives according to the instructions above.
Fit the knife lock bar (B) into the slot on the cutterhead.
Fit the knife into the slot on the cutterhead and tighten the lock bar - knife assembly by turning the screws anticlockwise.
Make sure the knife is facing the correct direction.
Set the knife height according to the instructions on the following page. The knife height must be reset every time the
knives are taken out for any reason.
Be sure to replace the chip guard after the knives are installed.
WARNING
The knife edge is very susceptible to chipping. Use caution when handling the gauge near the knives to avoid
damaging them.
WARNING
The assembly must be tightened securely to prevent accidents during planing.
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