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General| Manufacturer | Stanley |
|---|---|
| Model | 55 |
| Cutting Depth | Adjustable |
| Material | Cast iron body |
| Fence | Adjustable |
| Skate | Yes |
| Blade Types | Beading, Reeding, Fluting, Hollows, Rounds, Ovolo, Filletster, Rabbet, Dado, and Plough |
Load clips by pulling the follower to the rear, inserting clips with single ear forward, and releasing the latch.
Place wires in the side plate notch by pushing the tool down onto the wires.
Balance tool with a 5-10 lb spring balancer. Recommended air pressure is 80-110 PSI.
Attach hose with quick-disconnect fitting using a wrench on the main valve hex end.
Oil the air inlet and blade daily with 30 weight oil.
Grease the driver blade when disassembled; clean tape from blade slot with wire.
Lists wire gauge combinations for furniture clips, specifying models 65AT and 66.
Details wire gauge combinations for box spring clips, referencing models 85, 85S, and 88.
Specifies wire gauge combinations for automotive spring clips, noting model 100(55).
Jamming can occur if clips are loaded backward with double ears forward.
Incorrect wire placement at the anvil hook bottom prevents proper wrapping and causes jamming.
If the tool does not actuate, the pilot valve may be stuck; depress trigger and add oil.
Blade return failure may require oiling, disassembly, or O-ring replacement.
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