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Type | Benchtop Planer |
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Power Source | Corded Electric |
Motor Power | 15 Amp |
Planing Width | 13 inches |
No Load Speed/Cutterhead Speed | 9, 000 RPM |
Maximum Material Thickness | 6 inches |
Minimum Material Thickness | 1/8 inch |
Number of Blades/Knives | 3 |
Cord Length | 6 feet |
Feed Rate | 26 feet per minute |
Voltage | 120V |
Maximum Cut Depth | 1/8 inch |
Dust Port Diameter/Size | 4 inches |
Defines signal words used to indicate potential hazards and their severity levels.
Critical steps to complete before plugging in and operating the thickness planer.
Precautions related to installing, moving, and securing the thickness planer.
Guidelines for operating the planer in a safe, dry, and well-lit indoor environment.
Essential checks to perform on the planer and workpiece before each operation.
Measures to prevent injury from pieces thrown by the planer, including knife installation.
Recommendations for protective gear and clothing to wear during operation.
Guidelines for inspecting the workpiece for foreign objects and suitability for planing.
Safety precautions to observe while the thickness planer is in operation.
Procedures for safely shutting down and securing the planer when unattended.
Techniques for safe workpiece handling and avoiding kickback incidents.
Details on the tool's voltage, amperage, phase, and motor specifications.
Information on connecting the tool to power outlets, including adapters.
Essential guidance on proper tool grounding to prevent electrical shock.
Instructions for keeping motor vents clear of dust to prevent overheating.
Explanation of the thermal overload protector and how to reset it.
Table specifying appropriate wire sizes for extension cords based on length.
List of tools required for assembling the thickness planer.
Steps for safely unpacking the planer and removing protective oil.
Inventory of all included parts and how to obtain missing items.
Procedure for attaching the handwheel knob to the elevation shaft.
Steps to ensure proper alignment of the table extensions for accurate planing.
Guide for checking and adjusting the thickness indicator for precision.
Initial setup and considerations before starting any planing tasks.
Tips to protect the planer knives from damage and ensure longevity.
Guidelines for selecting and preparing wood for optimal planing results.
Explanation of the carriage lock function and how to adjust it to minimize snipe.
How to use the elevation handwheel to set the desired depth of cut.
Techniques for feeding lumber through the planer for smooth and consistent cuts.
Instructions for utilizing the preset stops for repetitive planing to specific thicknesses.
Procedure for adjusting the preset thickness stops for accuracy.
How to identify dull or nicked knives and their effect on cut quality.
Guidance on lubricating moving parts and cleaning knives and feed rollers.
Maintaining motor ventilation and instructions for changing carbon brushes.
Detailed steps for safely removing, turning, and reinstalling planer knives.
Schematic illustrating the electrical connections of the thickness planer.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational issues with the planer.
List and diagram of replacement parts for Figure 1 of the planer.
List and diagram of replacement parts for Figure 2 of the planer.
List and diagram of replacement parts for Figure 3 of the planer.
Information regarding the lifetime warranty on RIDGID tools and its coverage.
Recommendation to record model and serial numbers for future reference.