GUIDE FENCES
When molding, the workpiece mustbe guided intothe
molding cutter bits or knives properlyin order to pro-
duce the desired shape and size molding. Usingprop-
edy adjusted guide fences assures the workpiecepass-
es the molding cutters/knivesin the same position
using multiple passes. Figure 26 shows an auxiliary
table with guide fences mounted to the planer/molder
table.
Figure 26 - AuxlliaryTable with Guide Fences
• The mounting bolt passes through the auxiliarytable
and fixed guide fence, through space between table
and extensiontable, and clamps to lip on the base.
Figure 27 - Auxiliary Table Clamp Attaches to Base
MOLDING OPERATION
• Mount auxiliarytable withguide fences onto the
table.
• Install the required moldingcutter bits/knives in the
cutterhead.
• Lower the rollercase and insert the workpiecerela-
tive to the positionof cutter bits/knivas.
• Positionthe guide fences relative to the positionof
the workpiece and bits/knives.
• Lower the rollercaseuntilthe workpiecejust contacts
the infeedroller.
• Record the height of the rollercase as indicatedon
the scale.
• Raise the rellercase and removeworkpiece.
• Lower the rollercase back to the recordedmeasure-
ment. Continueto lower the rollercaseone full turn
of the crank-handle.Recordthe measurement-- this
is the first pass measurement.
• Switch on the planer/molderand insert the work-
piece untilthe feed rollerbegins to advance the
workpiece.
NOTE: When usingcertain cutterbits/knives,the
workpiece may feed in a jerky motion. If this hap-
pens, turn the bandwheel and raise the table until
the workpiece advances smoothly.Revise the first
pass measurement with the current reading.
• During moldingoperation, do not exceed I/," total
depth of cut.
• If your moldingrequires several passes, make sure
you run all yourstock before changingthe setup for
each pass.This will assure conformity of shape
between workpieces.
• Figure 28, page 14 shows dimensionsof the auxil-
iary table and guide fences.
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