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General| Planing Depth | 1/8 inch |
|---|---|
| Speed | 16, 000 RPM |
| Knives | 2 |
| Motor Power | 15 Amp |
| Dust Port Diameter | 2.5 inches |
| Motor | 15A, 120V, 60Hz |
| Maximum Cutting Width | 12.5 inches |
| Dust Port Size | 2.5 inches |
Keep dated proof of purchase for warranty and servicing purposes.
Replacement parts are available at authorized KING CANADA service centers. Contact retailer for servicing.
KING CANADA warrants the product to the original consumer for 2 years against defects in materials.
Refer to the Parts section of the King Canada web site for updated parts diagram and lists.
Read manual and labels to understand tool application, limitations, and specific potential hazards.
Ensure tool is properly grounded with a 3-prong plug and receptacle.
Keep guards in good working order, properly adjusted and aligned.
Form habit of checking to see that keys and wrenches are removed before turning on.
Keep work area clean and free of debris to prevent accidents.
Avoid using tools in damp/wet locations or rain; ensure good lighting and space.
Keep children at a safe distance from the work area.
Make workshop child-proof using padlocks, switches, or removing starter keys.
Use the correct speed for better and safer tool operation.
Do not force the tool or use it for unintended purposes.
Avoid loose clothing, jewelry; wear protective hair covering and non-slip footwear.
Always wear safety glasses (ANSI Z87.1); use face/dust mask if needed.
Maintain proper footing and balance; do not overreach.
Keep tools sharp and clean; follow lubrication and accessory instructions.
Disconnect tools before servicing or changing accessories.
Ensure switch is OFF before plugging in the tool.
Use only recommended accessories and follow their instructions.
Never stand on the tool to reach materials to avoid injury from tipping.
Check damaged parts for proper operation and alignment before use; repair or replace as needed.
Turn power OFF; do not leave the machine running unattended.
Always wear eye protection when operating any machine.
Before starting, check that all holding screws are tight.
Always stop the motor and disconnect power before making adjustments.
Ensure all guards are in place before operating the equipment.
Read the manual thoroughly and familiarize yourself with the machine before operation.
Do not force work; allow the planer to maintain its proper feed rate.
Check feed rollers for lodged chips/sawdust; ensure they hold stock firmly to prevent kickback.
Plane only wood boards.
Use sound lumber with minimal knots for best results.
Stand off to one side of the machine, not directly in line with infeed/outfeed sides.
Ensure workpiece is free of foreign objects that could damage knives.
Confirm that the knives are installed correctly according to the instructions.
Handle knives and cutterhead assembly with caution due to sharp edges.
Allow the cutterhead to reach its full speed before commencing planing.
Specifies motor voltage and amperage for the planer.
Details the maximum and minimum dimensions for stock processing.
Lists cutterhead specifications like number of knives and diameter.
Provides the external length, width, and height of the planer.
Describes the rocker-style switch with a removable locking key for safety.
Explains the overload protection breaker that pops out during overload.
Details how to adjust the cutting depth using the hand crank and depth scale.
Provides steps for accurately adjusting the depth of cut scale for precise measurements.
Instructions for safely removing planer knives, including warnings.
Steps for installing planer knives, ensuring correct orientation and tightening.
Procedures for setting the correct knife projection using a setting gauge.
Steps for aligning and adjusting the table extensions using a straight edge.
Procedures for aligning the cutterhead and worktable to ensure parallelism.
Tips for achieving a smooth finish, including cutting with the grain.
Guidance on sizing material to desired thickness and creating a smooth surface.
How to remove more material by taking multiple passes with small depth adjustments.
Recommended lubrication for roller chains and cutterhead bearings.
Importance of cleaning for accuracy and steps for cleaning parts and removing debris.
Possible causes and remedies for fuzzy grain in planing.
Solutions for torn grain, including depth of cut and knife sharpness.
Addressing rough or raised grain, checking knives, moisture, and bearings.
Causes and fixes for poor lumber feeding, like dirty tables or damaged parts.
Troubleshooting for jammed workpieces, often related to knife height.
Causes and solutions for uneven cut depth, like knife projection or table leveling.
How to resolve discrepancies between board thickness and depth scale readings.
Reasons for chain jumping and how to align or replace sprockets.
Diagnosing and fixing issues preventing the machine from starting or restarting.
Solutions for repeated circuit tripping, such as cord issues, dull knives, or low voltage.
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