Wadkin LS, Operating And Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...OPERATING AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR HIGH SPEED ROUTER TYPE LS w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 2: ...us rating Intermittent rating Net weight in cwts with plain table including frequency changer Gross weight in cwts with plain table including frequency changer Shipping dimensions in cubic feet Code Words add particulars of electric supply Standard Table 15 1680 lbs 19 2128 lbs 97 With standard table Labas 2 8t Compound Table 19 2128 Ibs 23 2576 lbs 90 With compound table Lupos Details included wi...

Page 3: ... TRAVE L of MoVEME NT OF T ABLE FL OOR lI It nJ j J ID L o I O j I J C J r J r Z r WALL 3 106 HOLE FOJ CONDUIT T Q lS01 ATOR ero SPECIAL Q RQf R ONLY HIGH SPEED ROUTER TYPE LS SCAL E J TO I FOOT CIME NSIONS IN FEE T AND MIL L IMf TRES Page 2 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 4: ... LE CTRICAL CONNE CTIONS See Page 65 for details and connection diagram IMPOR TANT The frequency changer must NOT be bolted down but placed inside the main frame after the machine is finally fixed Make sure that the surface is level and smooth to enable the frequency changer to be readily withdrawn Alignment of Table Pin to Spindle A Setting Arbor is supplied for checking this alignment The table ...

Page 5: ...T D 4 Points A 2 Points I 1 1 1 I I I I I H I I I I I q I 1 h I I i D 4 Points tJ r tt i7 P it 11 I I I I 11 I I l I11 I 11 I iJ __J Page 4 B 2 Points on frequency changer ____ 1 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 6: ...n special oil Grade L 1 or equivalent See below At Points B Cif and DI use only Wadkin special high speed ball bearing grease Grade L 6 or equivalent See below The machine should be cleaned down weekly EQUIVALENT LUBRICANTS Wadkin Grade and Type MobU Shell B P Oil Grade L 1 D T E Oil Light Tellus 27 Energol HL 65 Oil Grade L 4 Vactra Oil Heavy Medium Tellus 33 Energol HL 100 Grease Grade L 6 Mobil...

Page 7: ...IGH SPEED ROUTER MODEL L S THE HEAD TYPE Q Start and stop buttons D Two speed switch A E c B Fig 1 H G K ___ J __ M Page 6 Fine screw adjustment to head w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 8: ...r is in position MOVEMENT OF THE HEAD The head is brought down and locked by means of the fa at treadle see Fig II A touch on the auxiliary toe pedal disengages the ratchet holding the head which is counterbalanced so that it rises out of the work automatically The travel of the head is limited by stops for movement both up and down A range of four stops G controls the downward movement Anyone of ...

Page 9: ...r pin Handwheel for raj and lowering table Foot treadle to lower head Auxiliary toe pedal to disengage ratchet and raise head HIGH SPEED ROUTER MODEL L S COMPOUND TABLE Door for access to frequency changer FIG 2 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 10: ...hine is despatched Both tables have a removable centre plate to allow the cutter to work below the surface when moulding etc A series of holes in the tables are for securing fences for straight cutting such as edge moulding FORMER OR GUIDE PIN The rO lting of all kinds of shaped work is done with jigs the cutter reproducing the shape A formed shape or template is attached to the underside of the j...

Page 11: ...e the oil and to lubricate the bearings to instructions given on page 5 Since the introduction of our patented system the special high speed ball bearings which must be purchased from Wadkin Ltd have given exceptional performance but as no guarantee can be given against bearing failure which could be attributable to over lubrication or other causes it is recommended that the Head is returned to us...

Page 12: ...earing take off sleeve U nut T left hand thread and fan 9 Before reassembling spindle thoroughly clean bearings and housings free of old lubricant and smear balls with a little new lubricant 10 To reassemble spindle first fix lower bearing fan nut 1fT and sleeve U After wards press on the rotor and collar V The spindle is now passed through the lower end housing and up through the motor casing The...

Page 13: ...r controlling rise and fall movement of former pin To allow for various thicknesses and position of templates on jigs also multiple templates the former pin has three controlled positions Page 12 Former pin in hi h position w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 14: ...d the diameter of the former pin should be the same _1 I I I I I I FORMER PIN I Page 13 The component produced will then be correct in size and profile COMPONENT The template should be the same profile and size as the component or article to be prod uced w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 15: ...HU UTEH J lU FOR 1 ROFILING cutter Work piece Packing Jig body Former pin Former or template Hardwood rails Page 14 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 16: ...ble size of cutter tracing the shape of the template on the face of the jig Cutter and former pin must be of same diameter Spikes Packing piece Having surface of jig corresponc lingly marked with the shape and position of template the packing piece can be fixed in position If holding spikes are required these can be fitted Use wood screws of suitable length to project 3 32 3 mm through packing pie...

Page 17: ...tter Cap 1 5 16 nut 1 End cover Always keep the top face of the component as near to the collet cap nut as possible Any top cramping device must be low enough to clear the end cover of router head Page 16 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 18: ...Jig for routing to shape curved components such as brush backs etc Shaped packing piece Page 17 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 19: ... rails and under each in turn pin tack the master sample brush back Mark the face of the jig with both outside profile of brush and shape of recess Mark face of jig Template material can be mounted on face of jig and cut to shape during this stage of jig making Page 18 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 20: ...s on the opposite side that is the marked face Fit template firmly locating it from the previously made markings 0 0 6 0 0 e VIEW OF TEMPLATES FITTED TO JIG BODIES Jig for profiling and shaping 1st operation Jig for cutting out recess 2nd operation Page 19 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 21: ...d the face of the jigs can be marked to show the position of templates Fix screw for the holding spikes on the profiling jig as described on page 15 and locating piece and cramp on the recessing jig Page 20 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 22: ...SPECTACLE FRAMES ON ROUTER First Operation Jig for cutting out eye pieces from rough sawn blank r _I_ 1 1 0 8 0 0 CD 0 j S Page 21 Locating fence Cramps Underside of jig showing template w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 23: ... 2J age 22 Jig for shaping outsides of spectacle frames Locating off previously cut eye pieces w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 24: ... carrying two components METHOD OF OPERATING JIG 1 Put prepared blank in position A and rout outer edge 2 Move shaped blank into position B locating off previously cut edge 3 Place a new blank in position A With the jig now fully loaded a finished handle will be produced at each complete circUlt of jig Page 2 1 Actual shape of template _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 I w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k ...

Page 25: ...thout gashing sides of handhole When cutter has been worked through timber and reached position required lower the former pin so that the small diameter engages the template One pass around the template will then complete the handhole To avoid gashing the sides of handhole when the cutter after finishing the cut return the large diameter of the former pin into position in the template Machine tabl...

Page 26: ...E JIG BY USING GUIDE PINS OF LARGER OR SMALLER DIAMETER THAN THE CUTTER PlO larger than Cutter 2 Pin and Cutter same size 3 Pin smaller than Cutter THE SAME RESULT CAN BE OBTAINED BY USIN G CUTTERS OF VARYING DIAMETER Page 25 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 27: ...rays Tap and Die cases types of Brush backs etc can be worked by making a jig with multiple templates Each template corresponding to the recesses of one depth Mount the templates in one pack on the jig body and raising the former pin by the hand lever on the front of the machine table each template can be engaged in succession The various depths of cut are pre set by the variable stops on the rout...

Page 28: ...template itA It r Second template B Page 27 Section across tray First depth Second depth Third depth o Details of templates for working recesses of various depths Third template eI w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 29: ...seltes etc are to be made it is often advantageous to build a circular jig carrying a number of components By using this type of jig the operator s position in relation to the machine is constant and excessive move ments of the hands avoided To maintain constant production duplicate jigs can be used one being reloaded whilst operator routs with second jig This eliminates idle machine time Page 28 ...

Page 30: ...toys can be made by sinking cl special shaped culler inlo the surface of any suitable wood Saw 0 the routed ace lhen the wheels will fall loose The roulin operation can then be repeated on the stock piece of wood if of suitable thickness Page 29 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 31: ...Standard Cutterhead LS lb57H Plywood Machine table METHOD OF SCARFING PLYWOOD ETC ON A WADKIN ROUTER Page 30 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 32: ... Plastic C omponents draughtsmen I s protractors or any I i ht article reqUlrmg routing all round can be pI oduced by l1lukinp a jIg whereby Lhe components are held by suction Two rubber strips are glued to face of jig confol ming to Lhe profile of the component Place the blank component on the rubber and exhaust Lhe a ir from between the strips Blank will now be held firmly during routing Page 31...

Page 33: ...ed for shaping and moulding curved chair backs etc Shaped table cramped to router table Cradle to carry curved chair back Page 32 I I I Former pin Front of router table I w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 34: ...re fence Position of cutter Simple type of pressure ience to enable small mouldings beads etc and lhicknessing to be worked on Router Page 33 Fixed fence Board carrying fences clamped to router table Front of machine w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 35: ...ht alloy components can be profiled to shape by using a jig made on principle shown The supporting posts going right through jig body tracking up both template and component the template having exactly the same profile and tooling holes as component Page 34 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 36: ...rning and poor work will result Eccentric chucks must be balanced carefully SIZE OF DIAMETER OF CUTTER EFFECTIVE CUTTING DIAMETERS CHUCK 1 32 1 5 32 3 16 5 32 3 16 7 32 B 3 64 1 5 32 3 16 7 32 11 64 13 64 15 64 17 64 8 1 16 3 16 7 32 1 5 16 1 9 32 5 H5 3 4 4 8 3 32 1 5 16 I 11 32 13 32 15 32 4 8 1 5 16 J 13 32 7 16 7 16 1 17 32 9 16 8 8 2 5 32 J 13 32 7 16 15 16 17 32 9 16 19 32 5 8 8 DIMENSIONS O...

Page 37: ...The cutting edge of the cutter must be either on or between the lines marked 300 500 to ensure cutter clearance and the best cutting angles With cutter so set a chuck marked 1 16 and a cutter t diameter will cut 5 16 diameter Page 36 500 Line 300 Line Correct setting of cutter in chuck 500 Line 300 Line Incorrect 500 Line 300 Line Incorrect w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 38: ...sne vs Then tile ciluck is Inserted in the balancing roller alld tile orrect balance IS obtained by inserting or withdraw in lJalaIlcil1 screws When the chuck is perfectly in balance the roller wi II come to rest in any position The pbte can be levelled by testing with the balancing roller only or spirit level Great care must be taken with the 11 11cr never allowing the rims to be bruised Page 37 ...

Page 39: ...ed work rrr r r j lo rTl111 I 2 For this class of routing 3 16 is the l maximum amount of wood to I remove continuously 2 50 m m EXAMPLES OF EXTREME CUTS POSSIBLE ON WADKIN ROUTER t 3 m m Maximum dimension of moulding on Router w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 40: ... size of groove Smallest broove possible EXAMPLES OF EXTREME CUTS POSSIBLE ON WADKIN ROUTERS Maxi mum size of flute Maximum and mmimum sizes of dovetail grooves r Maximum and minimum sizes of nosin rounding cutters Type 23 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 41: ...onto the jig Also preventing the component lifting off the spikes The spring pressure helps to provide accurate routing Applicable when routing thin plywood veneers plastics and hardwood components which are held to the jig by spikes Page 40 fj IiJ 1 Cramp w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 42: ...nt out by Wadkin Ltd Hump behmd cutting edge Cutter incorrectly ground and honed VCutting edge Face ground straight Single Edge Cutters Spoon Type 1 Incorrect grinding will result in cutter breakage and bad work Relief restored Cutter regl ound correctly Page 41 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 43: ...n this machine Where the amount of cutter gylnding does not justify a Un iversal Grinder we recommend the N U type machine shown right This machine has been specially designed for router cutters It is self contained and provided with a precision grinding spindle Table has movement in three directions and is designed to take fixtures for handling all types of rou ter cutters Whilst we strongly reco...

Page 44: ...e operator should understand exactly what he is doing when sharpening cutters Detailed instructions in the grinding of all types of router cutters are given on the following pages and if read carefully and the instructions carried out will ensure trouble free running and high production Page 43 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 45: ...er Circular Block When in doubt always consult Wadkin Ltd for advice and recommendations More information on cutter types can bE obtained under the following References Cutters for Wood Plastics Synthetic Bonded Ply Book No 713 Router operation Design of Jigs and Fixtures etc BookNo 716 THE AIM OF CUTTER SHARPENING The primary object of cutter sharpening is to restore the cutting edge at the corre...

Page 46: ...CHINE TYPE N U This is the Grinding Machine generally supplied for grinding router cutters see illustration on Page 42 It has a spindle speed of 4 750 r p m and is prOVided with rise and fall and also traverse movement to the table With the aid of the three attachments shown overleaf most types of cutters for both metal and wood routing can be dealt with The class of work being done will dIctate t...

Page 47: ...anel cutters suitable for dural alclad and brass cutters after loss of clearance due to con tinuous honing Page 46 Grinding wheels supplied with GRINDING ATTACHMENTS FOR ATTACHMENT S F A ONLY 139 2 diameter tI FLAT face i Bore 2t diameter 1It CUP i Bore 141 2t diameter 1 DISH f Bore FOR ATTACHMENT D G A and S F A 137 1jS FOR ATTACHMENT S F A 2 diameter 137 3 16 ROUND edge It Bore 2It diameter 138 ...

Page 48: ...C U JG BOLT FOR CANTlNG ARBOR 1 MAX BORE Of CHUCK RADIAL ADJUSTING SCREW STOP LEVER FOR INDEX PLATE COMBI I D LOCKlt G BOLT fOR SWIVELLING ARBOR BRACKET ND SECURING BASE TO TABLE ARBOR HANDWHEEL TYPES OF CUTTERS MOST COMMONLY GROUND ON TIllS ATTACHMENT I I 1 Page 47 I I SPOON BITS Use grinding wheels Nos 137 and 138 After grinding the flute I it will be necessary to stone a flat on the cutting edg...

Page 49: ...o correct relation with wheel and adjust stop Take light cuts by using table movement The remaining face can be brought into a similar position by using Index plate Use grinding wheels 140 and 141 PERIPHERAL RELIEVING OR REGRINDIN G CLEARANCE OF PANEL CUTTERS ON ATTACHMENT S F A The best results on relief grinding are obtained by using the attachment P R F as described on pages 49 to 53 This metho...

Page 50: ...outside relief of cutters being improperly honed and in some cases hand ground It consists of a base plate on which is pivoted a platen carrying a swivelling bracket on which in turn is carried the spindle head which can also swivel Both the swivelling units are graduat ed and the control knob for pivotrng has also a graduated dial The work spindle is on the eccentric principle provision being mad...

Page 51: ...the diamond Part No of this diamond is P R F 37 It is absolutely essential to true the grinding wheel with a diamond A special fine grain wheel No 146 is supplied with this attachment TO SET UP FOR GRINDING First set both swivelling bracket and spindle head with graduations at zero then with thE vertical movement of the machine table bring the attachment spindle to the same height approximately as...

Page 52: ...rol lever rotate one edge of the cutter to and fro bringing the cutter into contact with the grinding wheel by turning the control knob clockwise Take care not to take the control lever too far over or the opposite cutting edge will come into contact with the wheel and be damaged Now bring the table and fixture away from the wheel and note the number of the graduation on the control knob dial whic...

Page 53: ...this increases the eccentricity To decrease the eccentricity slacken the screw on the opposite side and tighten the one indicated by left hand then re tighten the nut indicated by right hand On no account try to adjust without easing the hexagon nut and be sure to re tighten The amount of eccentricity required and the exact position to set the cutter are dependent on con ditions and must be left t...

Page 54: ...to regulate the cut as shown in Fig 8 Fig 8 1 Page 53 Fig 7 See that the table stop is tight only take LIGHT cuts and pass the diamond over the wheel slowly and with a continuous regular motion When mounting the wheel on machine spindle place it with the recessed side towards the machine as shown in Fig 2 Frequent dressing of the grinding wheel is not necessary Considerable quantities of cutters s...

Page 55: ...ding the flutes Shows edge of cutter after Stoning Page 54 THE RIGHT WAY Cutting edge is on the outside periphery of cutter track with back of cutter clearing the job THE WRONG WAY Back of cutter forms outside periphery of cutterl with the result that rubbing of the back on the job occurs I w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 56: ...ill be that the job will almost feed itself instead of requiring force in feeding past the cutter In addition to stoning after grinding the cutter will need restoning between regrinds The length of time the cutter will retain its edge will depend on the material and may vary between half an hour and two hours or more Here again the effort required to feed the work is the best indication of the con...

Page 57: ...hour When does a cu tter need sharpening When the work is difficult to push past the cutter or when the finish is not clean and smooth the two characteristics generally go together When the cutter is sharp the work will almost feed itself What determines whether a panel cutter should be ground in the flute or on the relief The general practice is to grind in the flute as shown on Page 48 and conti...

Page 58: ...le to use a i cutter where i Internal radii are essential or diameter if required L b V n Typical cutter for profiling CUTTERS FOR PROFILING CASTINGS STAMPINGS AND NON FERROUS METAL FACED PLYWOOD ETC For this class of work we recommend an entirely different range of cutters from those used for sheet cutting In general these cutters are Z section with straight flutes but it is advisable to consult ...

Page 59: ...ly be applied on the sheets in the track of the cutter THE IMPORTANCE OF MACHINE GRINDING Wadkin metal working router cutters except special purpose cutters are supplied with two spiral cutting edges as shown in the sketch below Cutting Edge Cj j 7 fJ Cutting Edge All metal cutting router cutters have one edge ground back 010 This is done in the formed relief grinding so that the normal re grl ndi...

Page 60: ... flute thus varying the cutting angle Nos 137 or 138 TO SET UP FOR GRINDING SPIRAL FLUTES ON METAL CUTTERS The set up and method of grinding in this case is identical with that for the straight fluted cutters except that it is necessary to set over the head as shown below to bring the flute into the correC t parallel relation with the table slots It will also be necessary to change the slotted sle...

Page 61: ...ld be ground after each adjust ment to ensure that both flutes are ground 2 The grinding is done bY sliding the cutter past the wheel taking care to set the stop collar near the operating handle This motion is controlled by a grooved sleeve Raise the table until the wheel makes contact and draw spindle right back after making each stroke Turn through 1800 then grind the other flute 4 After grindin...

Page 62: ...d four to eight stonings depending on the skill of the operator What stone should be used and should it be used dry A No 183 Carborundum Slip Stone Dip the stone in oil and paraffin to give the best results Should the cutters be used dry on metal No Always use a lubricant consisting of paraffin and lard oil mixed and applied to the sheets by brush before commencing to cut The paraffin is only a th...

Page 63: ...utters should only be used when high speed steel cutters will not stand up to the hardness of the material being routed They are not suitable for ordinary timbers and will not cut half as cleanly as high speed steel on wood Tungsten carbide cutters are necessary on the following materials Resin bonded plywoods wood pulped board and wall board plastics such as Holloplast and Catalin Linen and paper...

Page 64: ...aps would be prohibitive Never attempt to true the diamond lap When using the machine lap smear the face of the wheel with oil and then take the lightest possible cuts to get a polished face and a clean edge Finish the cutting edge with a hand lap which is also impregnated with diamond dust and is illustrated on page 47 The best method of using the hand lap is to immerse the lap and tool under wat...

Page 65: ... operator The use of a pipe wrench strains the collet and actually reduces the grip on the cutter Never allow cutters to project from the collet more than is absolutely necessary It is a golden rule that the nearer the cutter to the collet the better the cut and the longer the life of the cutter Page 64 I w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 66: ...terminal blocks in control gear box drive motor at terminals AI B1 C1 slip rings at terminals A B C connect router head to frequency changer terminals D E F Ensure that the direction of rotation is correct before putting the machine into service to reverse rotation interchange L1 and L3 at contactor OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS To start machine close isolating switch and press start button To stop machi...

Page 67: ...e Similarly accumulations of chips and dust in the mechanical parts of the machine can interfere with its efficiency A few minutes a week for blowing down all Woodworking Machinery will be amply repaid in better and easier running in increased life and freedom from breakdown Blowers can be supplied for single phase A C or Direct Current for any voltage up to 250 Please state voltage when ordering ...

Page 68: ...ments 2 Sample type order 3 List of item numbers and description of item 4 Drawing showing item numbers LSA HIGH SPEED ROUTER COMPOUND TABLE WADKIN LTD G R E E N LA N E WO R K S L E ICE S T ER E N G L AND w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 69: ...rmation is on the nameplate attached to the machine and will be similar to the picture below o J 3 _ hlhCHINb TSST NO 1 70601 I pA TE NT NO I VO ti AG CYCLZ3 I50 3 lAINi l UIC 5 INSTrlUCTIJ o E O Fort LJB IC I TIO DE l AIL9 0 Please see the next page for sample detail of how to order spare parts w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 70: ...IDNE NO 1407 TEST NO 68975 PARTS REQUIRED 1 LSI077 LSl1 Head Link 1 LS1077 LSl8 Locking Ratchet Bracket 1 LS1077 LS74 B Lower Lever 1 LS1077 LS468 Release Pedal Lever 1 LS1077 LS649 Foot Pedal w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 71: ... SPARE PARTS LIST DESCRIPTION INTERMEDIATE SLIDE TABLE SLIDE VERTICAL SLIDE PWNGER KNOB BEARING FOR TABLE SCREW PLUNGER BRACKET PLUNGER LEVER STOP BAR FOR BOTTOM SLIDE TABLE STOP LOCKING BOLT FOR STOP STOP PLUNGER STOP COVER PLATE FOR PLUNGER BOTTOM PLATE FOR PLUNGER BUSH FOR PLUNGER PINION FOR PLUNGER PLUNGER LOCATING PIN FOR PLUNGER SPRING FOR PLUNGER SHAFT FOR RAISING MI TRE FEED SCREW WORMSHAF...

Page 72: ...OD SLIDE LOCKING CAM SLIDE LOCKING PAD MAIN FRAME DEPTH STOP BASE DEPTH STOP QUADRANT NUT FOR RAISING SCREW HEAD LINK LOCKING RATCHET BRACKET LCMER LEVER TABLE STOP WIDE STRIP FOR SLIDE NARROW STRIP FCR SLIDE WEAR STRIP FOR SLIDE LOCKING COLLAR FOR TABLE FULCRUM SHAFT FOR LO iER LEVER WASHER FOR La lER FULCRUM SHAFT FULCRUM SHAFT FOR UPPER LEVER PIN FOR LEVER END AND HEAD LINK BRACKET BOTTOM ANCHO...

Page 73: ...TABLE RAISING SCREW PIN FOR HEAD LINK RAISING SHAFT FOR CENTRE PIN RELEASE PEDAL LEVER FOOT PEDAL PIN FOR RELEASE PEDAL SPRING SLEEVE FOR HANDWHF I SHAFT CO I L FCR FREQUENCY CHANGER TABLE BUSH FOR TABLE FRAME FOR PERFORATED ZINC COVER COVER PLATE FOR EXHAUST OPENING HEAD SLIDE FOOT LEVER R H FOOT LEVER L R INSPECTION COVER CONNECTING LINK FOR HEAD UPPER LEVER BUSH FOR CONNECTING LEVER BUSH FOR UP...

Page 74: ...XTRACIDR STUD FOR PLUNGER LOCK ROUND TAPER PLUNGER FILBOE FOR RATCHET LOCK CONTACTOR DOOR CONTACTOR BOX CONTROL PLATE TEE LOCKING HANDLE LOOSE COLLAR STAR HANllVHEEL STAR HANDWHEEL STAR HANrNlHEEL ruo BALL HANDLE STAR HANllVHEEL BRACKET SUPPORTING CUTTER GUARD VERTI CAL POST FOR GUARD STOP COLLAR FOR GUARD HANDWHEEL HANDWHEEL CLIP FOR PERFORATED ZINC COVER SHOULDER PIN FOR CLIP COLLAR FOR PLUNGER ...

Page 75: ... LSI077 QE3 LSI077 SKF08 LSI077 QKi LSI077 RD43 LSI077 SOC79 MITRE WHEEL BEARING RUBBER BUFFER FULCRUM PIN FOR STOP QUADRANT BUSH w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

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Page 80: ...ordering requirements 2 Sample type order 3 List of item numbers and description of item 4 Drawing showing item numbers LS Q R TYPE ROUTER HEAD WADKIN LTD GREEN LANE WORKS LEICESTER ENGLAND w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 81: ...H FOR BOTTa BEARING OF STATOR FRAME BLO ER PIPE NUT FOR CHUCK SLEEVE OVER ROTOR BRAKE SHOE BRAKE PLUNGER BRAKE LINING BAR FOR SPINDLE LOCK STUD FOR SPINDLE LOCK BAR STUD FOR BRAKE HOUSING COVER LOCKNUT FOR ROTOR SHAFT La ER SLEEVE FOR ROTOR SHAFT BRAKE HOUSING TOP BEARING LOCKNUT BRAKE DRUM TOP SLEEVE OVER BEARING BAFFLE PLATE COVER FOR BRAKE HOUSING COVER FOR BRAKE HOUSING BAR FOR SPINDLE LOCK CO...

Page 82: ...1 A BOTTC t END COVER LS884 LE685 OIL PAD CUP FOR LE16 A LS884 5875 TECALEMI T ANCHOR LS884 PC2 WAKEFILED NIPPLE LS884 QAJ62 INSTRUCTION PLATE LS884lQAJ212 INSTRUCTION PLATE I i LS884 UR245 HESS SPINDLE 5 LS884 1A PIPSCREW LS884 5 SPRING w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 83: ... j J I ____ J TOP VIEW OF ROUTER HEAD SECTIONAL VIEW SHo HNG OILWICKS TRAPPED IN POSITICN WITH FELT PAD HESS TYPE SPINDLE END w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 84: ...EFIELD NIPPLE NO PC L LS883 j J27 U8b t LS833 r ___ r S LS6 H L 88 I I hHIT S HU X SCl LS Q R TYPE ROUTER HEA D LS8S4 LSSl J TYPE R SEeTI G f THROUGH Q TYPE HEAD SHOWING BEARI ETC 1 w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...

Page 85: ... GAUZE HELD IN POSITION WITH C 5CREh S AND NUTS I 11 0 __ J I i I It il 4 13 32 DIA HOLES I LC2S0 LE16 A 5PE JA E I E v EL Y T l K A s ON L Y A 1 CHf0 l SPECIAL END ASS ElI lBLY TYPE R HEADS ON EARLY RADIAL ARlI L4 C1UNES w w w w a d k i n c o m i n f o w a d k i n c o m ...