Robland XSD310 - Ring Guard Fence (Fig. 10 + 18 Bis)

Ring guard fence (fig. 10 + 18 bis)
Warning : the use of a ring guard fence is obligatory when curved workpieces have to be machined
The ring guard fence is made for tools with a maximum diameter of 150 mm and a spindle diameter
of 30 mm.
Description :
1. Body ring guard fence (fig. 18,1)
2. Guiding template (fig.18,2)
3. Wood guide (only for use with ball-bearing) (fig. 18,3)
4. Woodpusher protection (fig.18,4)
5. Horizontal feed adjustment knob (fig.!8bis,5)
6. Horizontal feed locking knob (fig.!8bis,6)
7. Dust outlet dia.100 mm (fig.!8bis,7)
8. Ring guard fence fixing bolt (fig.!8bis,8)
9. Allen key tool (fig.l8bis,9)
Adjustments (fig. 18, 18bis)
- Adjust the ring guard fence in height in relation to the position of the tool and thickness of the
workpiece. Fix with the Allen key.
- Adjust the woodpusher protection (4) in height in relation to the thickness of the wood (a slight
pressure of the pusher on the wood is needed). Fix with the Allen key.
- Horizontally : for maximum protection and in relation to the tool diameter, fix the two screws (6)
after setting.
- The cutting depth can be adjusted using knob (5).
- Tighten the locking knob (6).
OPERATION
Normally the workpiece is machined with the tool mounted underneath the guiding template.
Before starting, check that the workpiece travel will not be blocked by any handle.
The wood is guided along the straight part of the template. The cutting depth is progressive , with a
maximum on the index of the template (that index is visible through the horizontal pusher). The
wood guide (3), connected to the fence, replaces the template when calibrating with a bearing. The
operator is obliged to use this guide (3) which is delivered with the fence. It is thus advisable to
adjust the wood pusher height (4) using the wood as a guide and to put it as far to the front as possi-
ble.
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