Craftsman CompuCarve 133.217540 Instrukcja Operatora Pobierz pdf (Strona 23)

Sears, Roebuck and Co. CompuCarve™ System (Rev 1.18) 04/23/07

Inserting a Board

Proper installation of the workpiece is critical to the performance and

continued operation of the machine. To properly insert a workpiece:

1. Press down on the sliding guide plate release lever and move the

sliding guide plate to the right so that it will clear the width of the

workpiece.

2. Check the bottom of the workpiece for features that will make it

unusable in the machine. The bottom surface of the workpiece

where it contacts the squaring plate must be flat and level for a

width of at least 3/8 inches along the bottom edge to allow the

Board Tracking Sensor to accurately calculate the position of the

workpiece at all times (see Figure 19). If a workpiece does not

have the required surface available for the sensor to follow (e.g., if

it is already carved on the back), it will be necessary to fasten the

workpiece to a sled or carrier jig to do further work on it. If a

workpiece is slightly cupped or bowed, the workpiece should be

inserted with the cup or bow facing down.

It is also important to note that any existing features on the

workpiece (such as previous carving, knots, holes, paint, rounded

edges etc) may cause the machine sensors to incorrectly measure

the workpiece. To minimize this risk make sure that there are no

features directly underneath the cutting head and in line with the

side-to-side motion when the workpiece is loaded. These features

can also be masked from the sensors with standard masking tape.

3. Lay the workpiece on the traction drive so that it is centered

lengthwise under the head.

4. Push the board firmly up against the squaring plate.

5. Gently push the sliding plate up against the inside edge of the

workpiece. DO NOT push the sliding plate against the workpiece

with significant force. The sliding plate is used to guide the

workpiece and is not intended to lock the piece in position.

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