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pic. 11.1.1
Important:
The machine was made for manual de-burring. Precision machining depends on the
corresponding preparation of machined edges. Unfortunately the material is often
so-called underburned or undercut. This imprecision will also certainly appear in the
results of the machining.
Important:
If it is difficult to cut a workpiece in one step, we recommend dividing the process
into several chips. The reason may be excessive wear of the cutting plates or more
difficult machine-ability of the material.
11.2 Machining
Connect the machine to the lines of pressurized air and set the value on the pressure
regulator to 5 - 6bar. Upon setting the optimal values we recommend conducting a test.
Set the complementary greasing the the middle setting.
Upon careful setting of the first cut, see section 11.1, firmly grip the equipment, release
the safety on the release valve and commission the machine.
Set the machine upon the material so that the pressure/contact plate (pic. 10.0.1
position E) is in contact with the material in the maximal possible surface area.
Slowly move the machine to the material, and you will feel that the milling cutter is
coming into the range of the cut. Caution!!! At this moment a jerking motion may
occur, so be careful.
Move the machine further in the direction towards the material up to the point when
the milling cutter is sunken into the material at the full profile of the set chipper. The
contact sheave must now touch the edge of the workpiece. The pressure plate´s
surface must lie on the material.
Now you must initiate machining in the direction from left to right. Slide the machine
gradually and only at such speed as for the milling cutter to be able to smoothly
remove the material in the set profile of the chipper. Otherwise the milling cutter will be
pushed from the material and the cut will be uneven.