Craftsman 351.217330, Operator'S Manual

Page 1: ...LANER MOLDER Model No 351 21 7330 CAUTION Read and follow all Safety Rules and Operating Instructions before First Use of this Product Sears Roebuck and Co Hoffman Estates IL 60179 U S A www sears com craftsman 17509 02 Draft 08 31 01 ...

Page 2: ...ments Do not use power tools in damp or wet locations Do not expose power tools to rain Work area should be properly lighted Proper electrical receptacle should be available for tool Three prong plug should be plugged directly into properly grounded three prong receptacle Extension cords should have a grounding prong and the three wires of the extension cord should be of the correct gauge Keep vis...

Page 3: ...laim must be filed with carrier Check for complete ness Immediately report missing parts to dealer The planer molder comes assembled as one unit Additional parts which need to be fastened to planer should be located and accounted for before assembling or operating planer molder A Handwheel Assembly B Bit Setting Gauge C Blade Height Gauge D T wrench E Brass Punch E Open End Wrench G Allen Wrench F...

Page 4: ...ong 3 Prong Figure 4 3 Prong Receptacle Do not remove or alter grounding prong in any man ner In the event of a malfunction or breakdown grounding provides a path of least resistance for electrical shock WARNING Do not permit fingers to touch the termi nals of plug when installing or removing from outlet Plug must be plugged into matching outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordanc...

Page 5: ...ishes rough cut lumber to size and planes soft and hardwoods up to 6 thick and 13 wide Produces decorative designs including furni ture moldings baseboards casings picture frames tongue and groove glue joints rabetting and much more Wood feeds into three blade cutterhead by adjustable rubber in feed out feed rollers Large 13 x 19 cast iron table has precision ground steel columns for smooth feedin...

Page 6: ...ider When planing hardwood take light cuts or plane the wood in thin widths Make test cut when working with a new type of board or different kind of operation Check accuracy of test cut prior to working on fin ished product ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF CUT Refer to Figure 7 Board thickness which the planer molder will produce is indicated by either scale on the side Thickness is adjusted by rotating the...

Page 7: ... Do not push pull on workpiece Move to the rear and receive planed lumber by grasping it in same manner as it was fed CAUTION Do not stand directly in line with front or rear of planer molder Do not grasp any portion of board which has not gone past out feed roller Repeat this operation on all boards which need to be same thickness AVOIDING SNIPE Surface that the planer molder will produce will be...

Page 8: ... if needed POSITION THE CHIP BREAKER Refer to Figure 15 and 28 pages 8 and 18 The chip breaker Key No 19 is used to help remove wood chips from the cutter bits and blades while plan ing or molding Adjust the chip breaker every time the cutting tools are changed or adjusted The chip breaker should be positioned as close to the cutterhead as possible without contacting the cutter bits or blades Remo...

Page 9: ...ocket head bolt Loosen two set screws Key No 41 on the 2 bit gib Key No 42 located in the center of the cutterhead Use the brass punch provided to gently tap the gib down into the cutterhead slot Tap until the gib is loose and can be moved Remove the 1 spacers Key No 43 as needed Be sure the cutterhead slot and gibs are clean and free of any dirt grease chips or burrs Place the cutter bits in the ...

Page 10: ...head with Pattern Knives Use the bit setting gauge to align knives Be sure all knives and gibs are aligned tight and secure The planer molder cutterhead will accept multiple pat tern knife set ups at one time For example a pattern knife and its relief knives can be mounted at the same time so that the relief and the molding can be done with one gib set up To mount pattern knife the gib supplied wi...

Page 11: ...8 Key No 27 clockwise until the infeed roller just makes contact with the block Fiber Hex Nut De Not Adjust Threaded Bushing _ Figure 21 Adjusting Height of the Feed Roller Tighten large hex nut and repeat this process with the other side of the infeed roller Move molding blocks beneath the outfeed roller and repeat the process Make sure that the large hex nuts are tightened after adjustment Remov...

Page 12: ...will better fit irregular surfaces such as plastered walls Always cut the relief first before molding the workpiece so that there is a flat surface for the workpiece to slide on during the molding operation If the molding is done first the workpiece will not lie flat on the feed table and therefore the relief cannot be cut SETTING UP FOR MOLDING Mount auxiliary table onto cast iron table Install t...

Page 13: ...r Use three 6 1 0 x 8mm socket head bolts and three 6mm flat washers supplied with dust chute to fas ten dust chute with roller case The dust chute accommodates a 4 diameter hose A 4 to 21 2 adapter is included with the chute Attach appro priate hose to the chute and be sure to turn the vacuum on before operating the planer molder J J Dust Chute Figure 25 Dust Collector Chip Chute OVERLOAD RESET R...

Page 14: ...Tighten two socket head bolts Figure 29 Key No 27 that go through motor assembly Replace cover and tighten four screws Figure 27 Key Nos 2 and 9 ADJUSTING TABLE POSITION Refer to Figures 19 and 29 pages 10 and 20 The table is positioned parallel to the cutterhead at the factory and should need no further adjustment If the planer is cutting one side of the workpiece deeper than the other producing ...

Page 15: ... table Cutterhead not parallel with table Adjust elevation screws see Adjusting Depth of Cut Uneven depth of cut Cutterhead not parallel with table Adjust elevation screws see Adjusting Depth tapered cut of Cut Belt slipping Loose belt Tension or replace belt see V Belt Adjustment Planer Molder will not operate 1 No power to planer molder 2 Motor overload protection tripped 3 Defective or loose sw...

Page 16: ...Model 351 217330 1 28 3 44 31 22 32 15 14 15 12 11 4 41 45 42 15 Figure 27 Replacement Parts Illustration for Gearbox and Table 16 ...

Page 17: ...fting Bar 3CM1 12 Retaining Ring 6 1 0 x lOmm Pan Head Screw Guide Plate Table Indicator Right Cover Gearbox 6202zz Bearing 3BMI 35 Retaining Ring lOT Gear Shaft 4x4x7mmKey Bushing 24T 16T Double Gear Shaft 72T Spur Gear lOmm Flat Washer 50T Spur Gear 12T Gear Shaft Gearbox Cover 6 1 0 x 12mm Socket Head Bolt Tension Bracket Assembly 8mm Flat Washer 8 1 25 x 16mm Socket Head Bolt Sprocket 3AM1 15 ...

Page 18: ...Model 351 217330 2 6 4 5 1 20 34 3O 31 32 37 38 32 27 32 40 41 42 39 49 50 Figure 28 Replacement Parts Illustration for Rollercase 18 ...

Page 19: ...nch Bit Setting Gauge Chip Deflector Plate Blade Cover 5 0 8 x 10ram Socket Head Bolt 4mm Flat Washer Handwheel 4ram Wing Nut 4 0 7 x 8ram Pan Head Screw 4mm Flat Washer Chip Deflector Knob Housing 5 0 8 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt 5mm Flat Washer Chip Breaker 8 1 25 x 20ram Socket Head Bolt Rollercase 6 1 0 x 20ram Socket Head Bolt Bushing Cap 22 1 5ram Hex Nut 10 1 5 Fiber Hex Nut Threaded Bushing ...

Page 20: ...Model 351 21 7330 r o o _ 12 40 lO 21 18 11 36 24 1 V 37 35 31 32 29 30 Figure 29 Replacement Parts Illustration for Base ...

Page 21: ...1 4 1 6 1 4 1 3 1 14 3 2 1 4 2 1 1 4 1 KEY NO 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4O PART NO 01505 00 STD852006 09656 00 16136 00 02817 00 17078 00 01775 00 STD851006 16083 00 17079 00 17080 00 17081 00 STD852005 17082 00 00964 00 17083 00 17084 00 17085 00 06410 00 17086 00 DESCRIPTION 6 1 0 x 12mm Socket Head Bolt 6mm Lock Washer Set Plate Cord Wrap 4 x 20mm Spring Pin Crank...

Page 22: ...15 16091 00 16090 00 STD615205 16089 00 16088 00 DESCRIPTION Motor Assembly Key Nos 2 25 Hinge Shaft Motor Bracket Grommet 5 0 8 x 8mm Pan Head Screw 5mm Serrated Washer 6 1 0 x 25mm Socket Head Bolt 14 10 x s 4 Thread Forming Screw 6mm Lock Washer Spacer Brush Cap Carbon Brush Brush Holder 6V Pulley 6 3 1 80 x 16mm Thread Forming Screw Housing Stator Fan Casing 6201 Ball Bearing 4 8 1 60 x 70mm T...

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Page 24: ... Nunca opere herramientas mecanicas cuando este cansado intoxicado o bajo la influen cia de medicaci6n que produzca somnolencia PREPARE EL AREA DE TRABAJO PARA LA TAREA A REALIZAR Mantenga el Area de trabajo limpia Las Areas de trabajo de sordenadas atraen accidentes No use herramientas mecAnicas en ambientes peligrosos No use herramientas mecAnicas en lugares ht_medos o mojados No exponga las her...

Page 25: ...n sentido contrario al de rotaci6n PRECAUCION iPiense en la seguridad La seguridad es una combinaci6n del sentido comOn del operador y un estado de alerta permanente al usar la herramienta ADVERTENCIA No trate de operar la herramienta hasta que haya sido completamente armada segOn las instrucciones Consuite la Figura 1 Verifique que no hayan ocurrido dahos durante el envfo Si hay daffos se debera ...

Page 26: ...asculante Si se extrae la Ilave del interruptor bas culante se bloquea la unidad e impide el uso no autorizado INSTRUCCIONES PARA LA CONEXION A TIERRA ADVERTENCIA Si no se conecta correctamente el conductor a tierra del equipo se corre el riesgo de un electrochoque El equipo debe estar conectado a tierra mientras se usa para prote ger al operador de un electrochoque Si no comprende las instruccion...

Page 27: ... Utilice 0nicamente cordones de extensi6n de tres cables que cuenten con enchufes tipo conexi6n a tierra de tres puntas y receptdtculos tripolares que acepten el enchufe de la herramienta Si el cord6n de extensi6n est6 desgastado roto o daffado en cualquier forma reempl6 celo inmediatamente MOTOR La cepilladora molduradora de 13 incluye un motor de 2_ 2HP y cableado instalado El motor universal de...

Page 28: ... volante Haga un corte de prueba en un pedazo de madera y mida el grosor producido f_ _Arriba Abajo_l Figura 7 Ajustando la Profundidad del Corte Compare la medida de la pieza de trabajo de prueba con las medidas en cada escala Si las medidas no son iguales entonces afloje el tornillo de cabeza de placa y ajuste el indicador para mostrar el grosor producido AsegOrese que ambos indicadores esten si...

Page 29: ...ora hasta que el rodillo de alimentaci6n de entrada haga avanzar la pieza Suelte la pieza de trabajo y permita que la alimentaci6n automb tica la haga avanzar No empuje ni tire de la pieza de trabajo Muevase a la parte posterior y reciba la tabla cepillada agarrdindola de la misma manera en que la hizo avanzar PRECAUCION No se pare directamente en Ifnea con la parte frontal o posterior de la cepil...

Page 30: ...as Golpee suavemente las cuchillas con un pedazo de madera dura para colocar las cuchillas contra los tornillos niveladores de ser necesario COLOCACION DEL ROMPEASTILLAS Consulte las Figuras 15 y 28 en las p_tginas 30 y 18 El rompeastillas Clave No 19 se utiliza para ayudar a remover astillas de madera de las barrenas de la cortadora y de las cuchillas mientras se realiza el cepillado o moldeado A...

Page 31: ...ve No 41 en la cuba de barrena de 2 Clave No 42 ubicada en el centro del portacuchilla Use el punz6n de lat6n incluido para golpear suavemente hacia abajo la cuba en la ranura del portacuchilla Golpee hasta que la cuba se suelte y pueda moverse Retire los espaciadores de 1 Clave No 43 seg0n sea necesario Aseg0rese que la ranura del portacuchilla y las cuSas esten limpias y libres de suciedad grasa...

Page 32: ...lo de diseho en relieve de Cu_as incluidas _ rJcon los cuchillos de diseBo en relieve Use el calibrador de ajuste de barrenas para alinear los cuchillos AsegOrese que todos los cuchillos y las cu_as esten alinea das apretadas y aseguradas El portacuchilla de la cepilladora molduradora se adaptara a mOlti pies configuraciones de cuchillos de diseho en relieve a la vez Por ejemplo un cuchillo de dis...

Page 33: ...l o Figura 20 Aflojando el Rodillo de Alimentaci6n Con la misma Ilave gire el buje roscado Figura 28 Clave No 27 en el sentido de las manecillas del reloj hasta que el rodillo de alimentaci6n de entrada haga contacto 0nicamente con el bloque Tuerca hexagonal de fibra no la ajuste Buje roscado Figura 21 Ajustando la Altura del Rodillo de Alimentacidn Apriete la tuerca hexagonal grande y repita este...

Page 34: ...erficies irregulares tales como paredes enlucidas Siempre corte el relieve primero antes de moldear la pieza de tra bajo de manem que se produzca una superficie plana por la cual se pueda deslizar la pieza de trabajo durante la operaci6n de moldeado Si se realiza primero el moldeado la pieza de trabajo no descansara plana sobre la mesa de alimentaci6n y el relieve no podra cortarse PREPARACION PAR...

Page 35: ...e cabeza hueca de 6 1 0 x 8 mm y tres arandelas planas de 6 mm incluidas con la canal para polvo para asegurar la canal para polvo a la caja de rodillos La canal para polvo tiene espacio para una manguera de 4 de diametro Con la canal se incluye un adaptador de 4 a 2W Inserte la manguera adecuada a la canal y asegL_rese de en cender el aspirador antes de hacer funcionar la cepilladora molduradora ...

Page 36: ... hueca Apriete los dos pernos de cabeza hueca Figura 29 Clave No 27 que van a traves del conjunto del motor Vuelva a colocar la cubierta y apriete los cuatro tornillos Figura 27 Claves No 2 y 9 AJUSTE DE LA POSICION DE LA MESA Consulte las Figuras 19 y 29 en las p ginas 32 y 20 La mesa viene colocada de fb brica paralela al portacuchilla y no necesitarb ning0n otro ajuste Si la cepilladora corta u...

Page 37: ... de la Profundidad del Corte Profundidad del corte dispareja Portacuchilla desnivelado respecto Ajuste los tornillos de elevacion vease Ajuste de la corte ahusado a la mesa Profundidad del Corte Deslizamiento de la correa Correa suelta Aplique tensi6n o reemplace la correa vease Ajuste de la Correa V 1 Alimentaci6n no conectada a la cepilladora moldu radora 2 Se disparo la proteccidn contra la sob...

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