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- Page 1 13-050 Combination Plane STANLEY...
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- Page 3 Depth gauge Lucret clampang screw Sliding section Beading gauge Fence Depth and beading Fence arms gauge screws Spurs Fence arm clamping screws éclatée Corps Vis de serrage des éperons Levier d*ajustage Vis de blocage du guide latéral Vis de serrage Jauge de profondeur Etrier de support Guide...
- Page 4 Setting cutter On all sizes above and including 6 mm. Loosen the cutter clamping screw (C) on the sliding section (D) and insert the cutter from the top, between the sliding section and the main stock (A), With the bevel on the underside, locate the blade slot into the shoulder of the cutter adjusting...
- Page 5 Setting the Spurs (for cross- Setting the Depth Gauge grain cuts) Loosen the depth gauge screws (L) and slide the depth gauge (J) Loosen the spur clamping screws down, use a rule to set the gauge to the required depth from the (H) and adjust the spurs (G) into bottom of the skate and then finger tighten the depth gauge clamping a position that will give a fine cut.
- Page 6 Setting Beading Gauge Setting Fence Locate the main body (A) and the fence (E) on Where conditions prevent use of the fence. e.g. on tongued or matched boards, insert the the fence arms (F)t and leave the fence clamping beading gauge (K) into Qhe holes provided so that screws (N) loosened.
- Page 7 Tonguing and Grooving Matched boards or tongued and grooved boards can be cut with this planer the cutter supplied making a tongue. Insert the cutter in the plane and adjust as described previously. The stop in the cutter should be adjusted for the size or height of the tongue. Fence adjustment will determine the position of the tongue in the work.
- Page 8 Beading Cutters are . inserted plane with adjustments for depth of cut and distance from 'Work edge being made as previously described. The depth gauge is used to determine the depth of beading desired. Hints on the uses of the beading gauge are given above.
- Page 9 General Hints Always keep the plane vertical* with the fence pressed flat against the wood. * Always start the cut at the point furthest away from you and work your way backwards. * Never try to make heavy cuts; a light cut producing thin shavings gives the best results, * For rebating, always use a cutter slightly wider then the required rebate for best results.
- Page 10 Sharpening Plough cutters: The cutters are supplied ground correctly at an angle of 350 before leaving the factory; but should be sharpened before use. Sharpen on a good quality oilstone, keeping the bevel flat against the stone and moving it backwards and forwards along the whoie surface.
- Page 11 Grinding Grind on a wheel at 350. ideally with water (or coolant oil* with artificial stones) flowing over it continuously. Failing this, dip the cutter frequently in water to keep it cool — otherwise the temper of the steel wilt be drawn, making it soft and useless.
- Page 12 Fers supplementaires pouvant atre utilisés avec le rabot combinaisons 13-050 Zusätzlichø Hobeleisen, lieferbar für Kombi-Robel 13-050 Extra hyveljärn till nr. 13-050 kombinationshyvel Cuchillas adicionales disponibles para su empleo con eI Cepillo Universal 13-050 Fluting Cutters Fers å rainurer Kehl•Hobeleisen Halkälsjärn...