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KNIFE SETTING

The 3 blades in your jointer are factor y set, and there-
fore should be set to the right height and parrallel to the
cutterhead. If for some reason you need to adjust the
blades 

These are the steps to follow.
1.

Disconnect machine from power source.

2.

Lower infeed table.

3.

Remove cutterhead guard.

4.

Lay a steel straight edge along the outfeed table so 
it extends across the cutterhead Fig. 13. When the 
cutterhead is turned by hand, the blades should 
just touch the bottom of the straight edge.

5.

If the knives are high or low at the ends, loosen the 
four (4) screws that hold the knife locking bars in 
place Fig. 12 (A), and turn the knife raising screws 
Fig. 13 (A), clockwise to raise the knives, and anti
clockwise to lower them. When lowering the knives 
you may need to push them down gently onto the 
raising screws with a piece of wood after screws 
are turned.

6.

Tighten locking bar screws. Fig. 12 (A)

7.

Repeat for all three knives. It is impor tant that they 
are the same height.

8.

Replace cutterhead guard.

REPLACING KNIVES

When it is time to fit new knives to your jointer,follow
these steps.

1.

Disconnect machine from power source and unplug.

2.

Slide the fence to the back so it is clear of the 
knives.

3.

Beware of exposed knives.

4.

Remove cutterhead guard.

5.

Loosen the 4 knife locking bar screws Fig. 12 (A), 
remove knife and locking bars. Fig. 14.

6.

Repeat for other knives.

7.

Remove any resin that may have built up, either on 
locking bars or in slots.

8.

Lower the knife adjustment screws, by turning them 
anti-clockwise. Fig. 15.

9.

Replace knife locking bars and knives. Make 
cer tain the knives are sitting down as far as 
possible on the adjustment blocks.Tighten the knife 
locking bar screws enough to stop them from 
moving freely, but not so tight as to stop them from 
being adjusted by the movement of the knife 
adjustment blocks.

10. You now need to set each knife according to the 

procedures described in numbers 4 to 8 in the 
knife setting section.

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Summary of Contents for CTJ-350

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Page 2: ... 8 JOINTER MODEL CTJ 350 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 3: ...machine should be used in an area with good lighting and ventilation Keep the floor and adjacent areas around the machine dry and clean Do not lean or climb on the machine as it may tip Always maintain a balanced stance when operating this machine Do not operate this machine whilst on medication or under the influence of alcohol or drugs SAFETY RULES FOR JOINTERS 1 Keep cutterhead blades sharp and...

Page 4: ... afterwards CHECKING BELT TENSION If the belt tension is correct there should be 1 deflec tion at the centre span of the belt If adjustment is needed the motor may be raised or lowered by loosen ing the motor mounting screws and pushing the motor up or down to adjust tension Don t forget to retighten the screws after positioning is complete Recheck pulley alignment to ensure it has not been distur...

Page 5: ... of plunger Fig 8 A in the notch of the index collar Fig 8 B If the fence is not at exactly 90 degrees to the table loosen the set screw Fig 8 C in the index collar and with lock handle Fig 7 A released establish the exact position required with a combination square Tighten set screw Fig 8 C and lock handle To set the fence to 45 degrees facing out loosen lock handle Fig 7 A establish position at ...

Page 6: ...The outfeed table should be level with the jointer knives at the highest point of their revolution Once set to this height it should not be adjusted the depth of cut adjust ment comes from the infeed table only If it is necessary to adjust the outfeed table loosen the lock handle lever Fig 10 A and raise or lower the handle Fig 10 B underneath the outfeed table Don t forget to tighten the locking ...

Page 7: ... 8 Replace cutterhead guard REPLACING KNIVES When it is time to fit new knives to your jointer follow these steps 1 Disconnect machine from power source and unplug 2 Slide the fence to the back so it is clear of the knives 3 Beware of exposed knives 4 Remove cutterhead guard 5 Loosen the 4 knife locking bar screws Fig 12 A remove knife and locking bars Fig 14 6 Repeat for other knives 7 Remove any...

Page 8: ... a switch that needs to be pulled out to switch the machine on and pushed in to switch the machine off You can also lock the switch in the off position Fig 18 by removing the yellow key Fig 17 A Fig 18 Fig 16 Fig 17 Locked Position On Position Off Position A ...

Page 9: ...uare to planed face and creates a straight surface for edge joining of boards RABBETING FACILITY This jointer is able to perform a rabbetting operation to do this the cutterhead guard must be removed Remember to replace the cutterhead guard before per forming any other operation 1 Adjust fence to width of rabbet 2 Lower the infeed table to the depth of rabbet If rabbet is quite deep it may be nece...

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Page 12: ...11 ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN BY A LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ...

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