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The major hazard is having loose clothing or fingers pulled into the rotating blades, the antikickback mechanism will stop anything entering the thicknesser from being pulled free. | The major hazard is having loose clothing or fingers pulled into the rotating blades, the antikickback mechanism will stop anything entering the thicknesser from being pulled free. | ||
DO not wear any loose clothing, feel free to stop anyone using the tool with baggy sleeves or jumpers, hoodies with tassels or drawstrings. | DO not wear any loose clothing, feel free to stop anyone using the tool with baggy sleeves or jumpers, hoodies with tassels or drawstrings. | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 9 August 2019
| Thicknesser | |
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| Manufacturer | Axminster |
| Model | CC10T |
| Obtained | 2019 (May2019) |
| Location | Dusty Area |
| Team | Woodworking |
| Induction Required | Yes (use request form) |
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The Space has an Axminster CC10T Thicknesser, located in the Dusty Area. It is NOT an induction tool. It is available to all members.
Manual
Safety
The major hazard is having loose clothing or fingers pulled into the rotating blades, the antikickback mechanism will stop anything entering the thicknesser from being pulled free. DO not wear any loose clothing, feel free to stop anyone using the tool with baggy sleeves or jumpers, hoodies with tassels or drawstrings.
Wear hearing protection and a dust mask in use, connect the exhaust port to one of the vacuum dust collectors available in the workshop.
Make provision for supporting the work as it passes through the machine, either mate to collect the timber on the far side or outfeed supports.
Reclaimed Timber
Buried nails, grit, glass shards or anything sharp will permanently damage the blades. Please ensure that timber is free from all such debris before using the thicknesser with it. However members can use it to refresh pallet wood and old floor boards. Please be aware that the woodworking team will not sharpen/ replace the blades if they suffer damage from nails etc. If your work requires a good blade then use the main planer /thicknesser. The blades on this induction machine receive more care and attention.
Operation
Set the blade height with the top handle, feed in the timber from the feed side (note the depth gauge) KEEP HANDS AWAY FROM THE MOUTH OF THE TOOL. if work becomes trapped, switch off, alow the motor the stop raise the blade such the work can be safely removed.
Note: The anti-kickback "teeth" will grip anything in the tool from being pulled back until the blade is well above the work.Storage
The unit is kept under the wheeled purpose-built cart, the cart has four locking casters for stability. and the whole thing can be stowed under the bench.
The Thicknesser has two recessed lifting handles on either end, it is very heavy.
Setting Up
Move to a safe working area where there is room for infeed and outfeed and you can easily move around the machine to feed and retrieve your work while processing. lock the castors. Shuffle the unit from its storage cart until grab handles are accessible and lift onto the top surface.
SECURE THE TOOL WITH FOUR M8 BOLTS.
Detailed operating instruction in the manual, see above.