Assembly operation – RIKON Power Tools 25-010 User Manual

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Turn the cutterhead by hand, one turn against the

direction of feed. Take care not to touch the blades as

they are very sharp and could cause injury. The planer

knives are set correctly if the straight edge is moved

forward 1/8” to 3/16” Fig.4.24B by turning the cutter-

head. This check must be performed at both ends of

the cutterhead.
If the straight edge moves less than 1/8” the knives are

set too low, if it moves further than 3/16” they are set

too high.

To set the knife height, turn the grub screws in the plan-

er knife lockbar with a 3mm Allen key as required.
The knives are now set accurately to the cutterblcok

and the table. The setting should be locked.
To lock the setting turn the four 10mm headed bolts

anti-clockwise until they are tight Fig.4.25. To prevent

distortion of the planer knife lock bar start with the

screws in the centre moving out to the edges.

Assembly

Operation

Fig.4.24B

3-5mm

Fig.4.25

5.1 Chip removal when jointing:

Set planer bed to approximately 2/3 capacity and place

extraction connector on to it. Raise planer bed to se-

cure extraction connector in position Fig.5.1

Note: Ensure that the notches in top of the connector

locks in the spacer shaft & depth of cut adjusting bar.

Note: We recommend adequate dust extraction must

be used with this machine - particularly when process-

ing large boards. Large volumes of chips will be

produced that will clog the cutter block and extraction

chute having adverse effects on the finish of you work.

This could potentially lead to damage of the machine

that may not be covered in the warranty if an extractor

is not used.

5.2 Chip removal when planing:

Planing without dust collector: Take off outfeed table,

slide cutter guard clear of table and set guard to high-

est position. Swing chip ejection hood over the cutter-

head and secure in place with the lock levers as well

as lowering the guard on to it Fig.5.2.

Fig.5.1

Fig.5.2

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