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# The planer has two feed speeds, typically, the 24 fpm is used whenever possible. For softwood, the 31 FPM setting can be used.
# The planer has two feed speeds, typically, the 24 fpm is used whenever possible. For softwood, the 31 FPM setting can be used.
# Before turning machine on, adjust wheel to feed in work piece and adjust wheel back down to fit snugly.
# Before turning machine on, adjust the table handwheel to adjust for the board thickness.
# The key is to take off very little material on the first pass and adjust as needed.
# Remove piece and adjust wheel to trim desired amount off of work piece.
# Remove piece and adjust wheel to trim desired amount off of work piece.
# Do not attempt to remove more than 1/16” per pass (one turn). Do not over load motor. Multiple passes result in less tear-out and are easier on the machine.
# Never attempt to remove more than 1/16” per pass (one turn). Do not over load the motor. Multiple passes result in less tear-out and are easier on the machine.
# Always determine the thickness of the thickest part of the board and adjust planer to match this thickness.
# Always take your measurements at the thickest part of the board and adjust planer to match this thickness.
# Do not attempt to pass stock less than 12” in length through the planer.
# Do not attempt to run stock less than 12” in length through the planer.
# Turn the Thickness Planer on and wait until it has reached full speed before starting to plane your stock.
# Turn the Thickness Planer on and wait until it has reached full speed before starting to plane your stock.
# Only plane one piece of stock at a time. Stand to the side of the stock and feed it into the infeed opening. Let go of the stock when the roller takes hold of it. Never put your finger in the machine.
# Only plane one piece of stock at a time. Stand to the side of the stock and feed it into the infeed opening. Let go of the stock when the roller takes hold of it. Never put your finger in the machine.