Forward These instructions are important, the information contained herein is essential for the correct build and operation of the machine and the safety of its operator. The machine is equipped with various safety devices to protect itself and the operator. However, these devices cannot cover all eventualities and a thorough understanding of spindle moulding techniques, good workshop practice plus the controls and operation of this machine are essential for your safety.
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5. Keep your work area clean. Cluttered areas and workbenches increase the chance of an accident.' 6. Do not use in dangerous environments. Do not use power tools in damp or wet locations, or expose them to rain. Keep work areas well illuminated. 7.
3. Guards should be of such a design and fitted in such a way that they keep fingers out of an area of 50 mm (2 inches) beyond the sweep of any cutter that might be used. 4. Always ensure that you use safe working procedures and that you understand what you are doing.
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Unpacking This product is shipped in 4 Pieces: 1 wooden crate and 3 cartons. To open the wooden crate cut the strapping and lift the lid of the crate from the base. Remove the loose items which are packed in the table recess. Open the hinged blue door situated on the side of the machine.
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The machine is fixed to the pallet with two brackets. Use a pair of 13mm spanners to undo the securing bolts and remove the brackets. Close and secure the blue door. Please Note: This part of the assembly requires 2 people. Clear a floor area and invert the body of the machine, so it sits upside down on the cast iron table.
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Assembly To assemble the base. Locate: 4 x Panel 4 x Feet 8 x M6 Bolt, Washer and nut 4 x Joining Bracket Screw the 4 feet into the threaded holes in the 2 side panels of the base. Use a 17mm spanner to tighten them.
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Turn the cabinet base the correct way up. Remove all of the bolts from the 4 joining brackets. Use 2 bolts to attach each joining bracket to the assembled base. Fit the base to the cabinet. The projecting part of each joining bracket aligns with a hole in the main cabinet.
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Slot (See below) Remove one of the nylon stops from the underside of the sliding beam, using a no.3 Philips head screwdriver. Lower the retractable sliding beam lock, by moving the lever down and to the left, slide the beam onto the guide rollers.
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Locate the spindle lock bar on the right hand side of the machine. Rotate the tapered spindle slowly whilst pressing the locking bar inwards. When the lock engages the bar will slide in around 10mm and the spindle will be locked. Pull the bar out to unlock the spindle.
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The router collet is mounted in the same way. When changing the router cutter, take the precaution of checking the centre retaining screw is tight Assemble the fence; Fence depth locking screw Fence depth Adjusting screw. Fence fixing plate. Fence width lock. On top of the hood, you will find four screws.
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Fit the 2 long bolts through the slots in the hood and then screw them into a pair of holes in the table. The hood can be fixed in different positions depending on the size of the work piece. The cover is hinged to provide quick access to the spindle to change the tooling.
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Assemble the front guard and clamp. Fit the square bar into the hood cover and lock it with the thumbscrew. Slide the vertical hold down onto the square bar and lock it with the thumb screw. Fit the front spring guard into the end of the square bar and lock it with the thumb screw.
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The long fence can be adjusted left and right to suit the diameter of tooling to be used. The work clamp can be used to clamp a work piece. Screw the thread down to engage the clamp. The flip over length stop can be raised or lowered as shown.
Before fitting the cutter block onto the spindle, engage the spindle lock. Now fit, (in reverse order): The locking bolt The top cap the spacer with the roll pin some spacers the cutter block some more spacers The locking bolt must be firmly tightened.
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Slacken off the locking lever Reduce the tension on the drive belt by moving this lever. Move the drive belt to the pair of pulleys which give the required speed, re-tension the belt and then tighten the locking lever. Operating the Spindle Moulder It is assumed that anyone purchasing a spindle moulder has been trained to operate this type of machine competently.
Declaration of Conformity Charnwood Declare that Woodworking Spindle Moulder, Model W040 Conforms with the following EU Directives: Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC Conforms with the following UK Regulations: Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 And further conforms to the machinery example for which the EC type examination Certificate No., have...
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Description Description Foot M8 x 25mm setscrew Front panel Washer L.H. panel Motor M4 x 10 mm setscrew M8 Nut Washer Spring washer M4 nut Washer M6 nut M8 x 25 mm setscrew Washer Washer M6 x 16 bolt Housing Access cover M8 x 12 mm setscrew Knob...
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