Pro-Cut PFM 9.2 - Manual (Page 23)

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THE 50-1200 CUTTING HEAD
Loosen the position lock knob.
Using the rotor centering pointer as a guide,
center the cutting head about the rotor.
Tighten position lock knob.
Adjust each arm's depth of cut as desired and
then lock each arm with its' lock knob. It is
not necessary to use much force on the tool
arm lock knobs. Finger snug is plenty.
TO USE THIS CUTTING HEAD:
1.
2.
3.
Detail of small adjust-
ment lines 0.001"/
0.025mm depth and
each large line of 0.002"
/ 0.050mm depth.
Unlike Pro-Cut's earlier designs, this cutting head's arms move from side to side. The adjustment knobs face the
user. The depth adjustment dials are offset as a reminder - the one nearest you
(AA) adjusts the outboard (away
from vehicle) depth of cut and the one farther from you (BB) adjusts the inboard (nearest to vehicle) depth of cut.
NOTE: Use only Pro-Cut Cutting Tips (50-742). Although other tips will fit the machine, only Pro-Cut tips have been specifically
engineered in tandem with the Pro-Cut lathe. Using a non-Pro-Cut tip may compromise lathe performance and result in poor
surface finish.
Detail of outboard adjustment knob (AA) and inboard adjustment knob (BB)
The dial knobs have small and large lines. Each small
line is 0.001"[0.025mm] depth and each large line is
0.002"[0.050mm] depth. Each full turn of these knobs
moves the arm almost 0.050"[1.25mm] - nearly twice what
the older style cutting heads removed per turn, so please
take care not to cut too deeply by accident.
AA
BB
50-1200 CUTTING HEAD 1
2
3
Turn off the lathe to stop the rotor from
spinning and then fit the silencer/deflector
about the rotor, and secure the back end of
it under the retainer. This will help prevent
it falling away prematurely.