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Unit 16
Adjusting and Maintaining Power Woodworking Equipment
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Stationary Woodworking Equipment
• Represents a large equipment investment• Equipment requires readjustment over time• Properly adjusted equipment lasts longer• Properly adjusted equipment increases efficiency• Disconnect power source before servicing
equipment
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Adjusting the Table Saw
• Level the table• Square the blade• Square the miter gauge• Adjust the trunnion• Align the fence
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Adjusting the Band Saw
• Square the blade in relation to the table• Adjust the blade tracking• Adjust the blade guides• Set the blade tension
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Adjusting the Jointer
• Adjust the cutter head• Align the tables• Adjust the fence
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Adjusting the Planer
• Set the cutter head• Set the tables• Set the feed rollers• Adjust the chip breaker
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Important Terms
• Throat plate insert: the metal plate around the blade on a table saw
• Trunnion: blade mounting device located on a table saw
• Miter gauge: allows lumber to be cut across the grain
• Blade guides: keep the band saw blade from moving out of alignment
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Important Terms (continued)
• Cutter head: the working part that holds the cutting blades
• Snipe: a dished area on the surface of a piece of lumber
• Chip breaker: the part of a planer that breaks removed wood into smaller pieces to be deflected away from the machine