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holes in the blade over the locating pins on the
cutterhead (Fig. O).
Fig. M
Fig. N
Fig. O
Fig. L
NOTE:
1. Planing for a smooth finish as well as thickness is
best accomplished by taking light cuts on the board.
2. For the best result, plane both sides of your
workpiece to reach the desired thickness.
3. If snipe happens, (snipe is a depression made when
the ends of the workpiece contact the cutters) make
sure the extension tables and support stands are
level with the main table and the flat side of the
workpiece is against the tables.
4. For bowed workpiece, removing the bow with a
jointer is recommended.
5. For cupped or warped workpieces, plane the top flat
and then turn it over and plane the bottom flat.
CHANGING BLADES (FIG. M, N, O)
NOTE: The blades changing accessories are stored in
the tool storage.
To avoid injury from on accidental start-up, always turn
the switch off and remove the power plug from the
power source before changing the blades.
1. Rotate the handle to lower down the cutterhead to 2”
(50 mm) height.
2. Remove the two screws (1) with a screwdriver, and
then remove the dust cover (2). (Fig. M).
3. Press the lock latch (3) and carefully turn the
cutterhead until it exposes eight hex bolts (4) (Fig.
N).
4. Remove the eight hex bolts (4) with the supplied
wrench (Fig. O).
5. Carefully remove the hold-down plate (5) by lifting
straight up (Fig. O).
6. Carefully remove the blade (6) by lifting both ends
straight up (Fig. O).
7. The blade has two cutting edges. If using the other
side of the blade or replacing the blade, place the
blade on the cutterhead by locating the two slotted
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