Application options
The T120 with fixed or interchangeable vertical spindle and T110i with tilting vertical spindle under
angle (-5° /+ 45°).allow the user profiling, shaping and tenoning of wood.
All the tasks of woodworking, the furniture factory and shaping can be carried out, but only in solid
wood, wood-based panels and certain plastics.
Safe use requires special knowledge and skill, but accidents cannot be completely avoided. There are
obvious solutions to reduce human failure or at least the consequences of human failure. However,
none of these solutions offers warranty. Both man and machine are not 100% reliable or safe to get. If
we want to improve security, we need to find it elsewhere. Although human failure is often a direct
cause of many accidents, more factors play a role. We call these underlying causes 'latent factors'. It
is these factors that determine whether the circumstances are unfavorable or not.
It is therefore strongly advised to use all the protections that are mounted on the machine, and to read
carefully the advices given in this guide.
When using electrical tools, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of
fire, electric shock and personal injury.
Take notice of the given warnings and advices. They serve your safety and the good working order of
the machine.
This operating instruction manual is intended for all persons who carry-out work with this tool. It must
be read before using and it always must be easily accessible for all persons.
Attention!
Please note that in the versions T120S and T120L cannot be adapted to a T120P - chariot-version,
i.e. the version with table. Because of the different adjustments that must be made, it is impossible to
assemble the table on the basic versions S and L. On the other hand, the S version of the T120
mouldling machine can be adjusted to a L-version, by mounting 2 table extensions and a telescopic
extension at the front of the machine.
Types of tools
Cutter blocks and the tool holders with interchangeable blades are frequently used when moulding.
The cutter blocks can be made in one piece, the cutting part being fitted in a body of hard steel, mostly
chromium steel. The tool holders consist of the part on which the knives are fitted mechanically. Their
cutting part is made out of hard metal (HSS) or calcium-carbide (K), as is the case for the cutter
blocks.
Important
For each tool and for each diameter, the correct speed must be chosen.
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