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1 W583 10 Inch x 7 Inch Planer Thicknesser

2.1 General Safety Rules

2.2 Additional Rules for Planer/Thicknessers

2.3 Charnwood W583 Specification

2.4 Unpacking

2.5 Product Usage Instructions

2.5.1 Documents / Resources

2.5.1.1 References

W583 10 Inch x 7 Inch Planer Thicknesser

Charnwood 10 x 7 Planer Thicknesser

The Charnwood 10 x 7 Planer Thicknesser is a powerful machine
designed for daily use by professional woodworkers. It has a
heavy-duty construction, is continuously rated, and can be used for
up to 1000 hours annually. The machine is designed for indoor use
only and is suitable for use with wood only. Attempting to plane or
thickness any other materials will result in damage to the machine,
potential fire risk, and/or health hazards.

General Safety Rules

Read the owner’s manual carefully before operating the
machine.
Make sure all tools are properly earthed.
Keep guards in place and in working order.
Remove adjusting keys and spanners before operating the
machine.
Keep your work area clean and well-illuminated.
Do not use the machine in damp or wet locations or expose it to
rain.
Keep children away from the work area.
Do not force the machine beyond its designed capacity.
Use the right tools for the job.

Additional Rules for Planer/Thicknessers

The machine is designed for indoor use only.
Connection to a suitable dust extraction system is highly
recommended.
Never reach into a running cutter block.
Wear eye and ear protection while operating the machine.

Charnwood W583 Specification

Motor (induction)
Planer width
Maximum planning/thicknessing cut
Fence tilt
Thicknessing capacity
Number of knives
Dimensions of knives
Weight
Noise level rating
Warranty

Unpacking

The product is packed into one wooden crate. To open the crate,
cut the strapping and lift the lid of the crate up from the pallet
base. Remove the plastic cover and the items packed loosely around
the sides. To remove the machine from the pallet base, use a cross
head screwdriver to loosen but not remove the six screws which
secure the blue side cover. Slide off the blue side cover.

Product Usage Instructions

Ensure that you have read and understood the owner’s manual
before operating the machine.
Make sure all tools are properly earthed.
Keep guards in place and in working order. If a guard must be
removed for maintenance or cleaning, ensure it is properly replaced
before using the machine again.
Remove adjusting keys and spanners before operating the
machine.
Keep your work area clean and well-illuminated.
Do not use the machine in damp or wet locations or expose it to
rain.
Keep children away from the work area.
Ensure that the machine is used within its designed
capacity.
Use the right tools for the job.
Connect the machine to a suitable dust extraction system.
Wear eye and ear protection while operating the machine.
Never reach into a running cutter block.
Use the machine for wood only. Attempting to plane or thickness
any other materials will result in damage to the machine, potential
fire risk, and/or health hazards.
Ensure that the machine is placed on a level surface before
operation.
Adjust the fence tilt and thicknessing capacity according to
your requirements.
Turn on the machine and feed the wood through the cutter
block.
After use, turn off the machine and clean it thoroughly.
Store the machine in a dry and secure place.

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10″ x 7″ PLANER THICKNESSER OWNERS MANUAL MODEL: W583
Charnwood, Cedar Court, Walker Road, Hilltop Industrial Estate, Bardon, Leicestershire, LE67 1TU
Tel. 01530 516 926 Fax. 01530 516 929 email: [email protected] website: www.charnwood.net
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GENERAL SAFETY RULES
WARNING: Do not attempt to operate the machine until you have read thoroughly and understood completely all instructions, rules, etc. contained in this manual. Failure to comply may result in accidents involving fire, electric shock, or serious personal injury. Keep this owner’s manual and review frequently for continuous safe operation.
1. Know your machine. For your own safety, read the owner’s manual carefully. Learn its application and limitations, as well as specific potential hazards pertinent to this machine.
2. Make sure all tools are properly earthed. 3. Keep guards in place and in working order. If a guard must be removed for maintenance or
cleaning, make sure it is properly replaced before using the machine again. 4. Remove adjusting keys and spanners. Form a habit of checking to see that all keys and adjusting
spanners are removed from the machine before switched it on. 5. Keep your work area clean. Cluttered areas and workbenches increase the chance of an accident.’ 6. Do not use in dangerous environments. Do not use power tools in damp or wet locations, or expose
them to rain. Keep work areas well illuminated. 7. Keep children away. All visitors should be kept a safe distance from the work area. 8. Make workshop childproof. Use padlocks, master switches and remove starter keys. 9. Do not force the machine. It will do the job better and be safer at the rate for which it is
designed. 10. Use the right tools. Do not force the machine or attachments to do a job for which they are not
designed. Contact the manufacturer or distributor if there is any question about the machine’s suitability for a particular task. 11. Wear proper apparel. Avoid loose clothing, gloves, ties, rings, bracelets, and jewellery which could get caught in moving parts. Non-slip footwear is recommended. Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair. 12. Always use safety glasses. Normal spectacles only have impact resistant lenses. They are not safety glasses. 13. Do not over-reach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. 14. Maintain the machine in good condition. Keep the machine clean for best and safest performance. Follow instructions for lubrication and changing accessories. 15. Disconnect the machine from power source before servicing and when changing the blade. 16. Never leave the machine running unattended. Turn the power off. Do not leave the machine until it comes to a complete stop. 17. Do not use any power tools while under the effects of drugs, alcohol or medication. 18. Always wear a face or dust mask if operation creates a lot of dust and/or chips. Always operate the tool in a well ventilated area and provide for proper dust removal. Use a suitable dust extractor.
ADDITIONAL RULES FOR PLANER/THICKNESSERS
1. This machine is designed for use with wood. Attempting to plane or thickness any other materials will result in damage to the machine, potential fire risk and/or health hazards. 2

2. The machine is designed for indoor use only. 3. Connection to a suitable dust extraction system is highly recommended. If you must use the machine on its
own, you will need to stop it, unplug it from the mains and thoroughly clean it at regular intervals. Continuing to use the machine when it is clogged with shavings will result in damage to it, potential fire risk and/or health hazards. 4. The machine should only be used on the stand provided. 5. Always hold the work firmly on to the table, using push pads when necessary. 6. Never use the planer/thicknesser with the guard and/or dust hood removed. 7. If planing or thicknessing a long piece of timber, provide additional support at the same height as the table. 8. Switch the machine off and unplug it before removing any debris. 9. Be aware of the possibility of kickback. 10. Do not modify this machine in any way or use it or anything other than its designated purpose. Neither the manufacturer nor the suppliers will be liable for any damage or injury caused by incorrect assembly, operation or electrical connection of this machine.

Risk of Injury! Never reach into a running cutter block

Wear Eye Protection

Wear Ear Protection

Rating Description
Trade: Suitable for daily use by professional woodworkers.
Continuously rated, high power and a heavy duty construction. Typically used by several different operators in a small or medium sized business. Will be used up to the machines maximum limit with some long work periods. Expected maximum use of 1000 hours annually.
Please Note: Using a product in excess of its rating will void the manufacturer’s free warranty.

Charnwood W583 Specification

Motor (induction) Planer width Maximum planning / Thicknessing cut Fence tilt Thicknessing capacity Number of knives Dimensions of knives Weight Noise Level Rating Warranty

1500w (2hp), 240v, 50hz 250mm (10″) 5mm / 2.5mm 0 to 45° 5 to 195mm 3 x HSS 251mm x 30mm x 3.2mm 150kg 87.3 dB(A) Trade 1 Year

Unpacking

This product is packed into 1 wooden crate. To open the wooden crate, cut the strapping and lift the lid of the crate up from the pallet base.
Remove the plastic cover and the items packed loosely around the sides.
To remove the machine from the pallet base: Using a cross head screwdriver, loosen but do not remove, 6 screws which secure the blue side cover. Slide off the blue side cover.
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The machine is fixed to the pallet base with two screws.
Use a 10mm spanner to undo the 2 securing screws.
Refit the blue side cover.

Identify The Loose Parts

A Pack of Fixings B Service Tools C Bridge Guard Arm D Cutter Guard E Adjustable Feet F Fence Guide Rail G Side Fence H Fence Guide Bracket

Assembly

Assemble the Base Stand: Identify the 4 panels which make up the base stand.
Fix 4 plastic feet into the 4 welded nuts on the underside of the base stand. These can be adjusted later to level the machine. Use 8 of the bolts, washers and nuts provided to assemble the 4 sides of the base stand. Leave them finger tight for now.
This part of the assembly requires 2 people: Flip the body of the machine upside down.
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Feed the power cable through the cut out in the blue side cover. Lock it in place using the nut on the cable grommet.
Place the assembled base stand onto the upturned machine.
Attach it using 6 of the bolts, washers and nuts provided. Tighten all of the nuts on the base stand, using a pair of 10mm spanners.
This part of the assembly requires 2 people: Flip the machine back to right side up.
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Assemble the fence: Use a hex key to attach the Fence Guide Bracket to the body of the machine, with 2 bolts.
Slide the Fence Guide Rail into the Guide Bracket. Remove the 2 ratchet handles.
Insert the thin plate, which is already attached to the Side Fence, underneath the Fence Guide Rail, until the back of the fence touches the setting screw. The setting screw is used to set the fence at 90 degrees to the table. Slide the 2 slotted Angle Brackets over the two threaded studs. Refit the ratchet handles and tighten them. Use a 12mm spanner, to lock the 2 slotted Angle Brackets in place by tightening 4 bolts. Check the angle between the fence and the table is 90 degrees.
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Assemble the Bridge Guard: Locate the Bridge Guard Arm Remove the nut from one end of the pivot shaft, remove the ratchet handle from the other end of the pivot shaft. Take out the pivot shaft and screw it into the threaded hole in the side of the outfeed table. Lock it in place with a 17mm spanner.
Refit the nut on the inside of the table. Tighten the nut with an 18mm spanner.
Slide the Bridge Guard Arm back onto the pivot shaft. Refit the ratchet handle.
Fit the protection plate into the end of the cutter guard arm. Slide the Cutter Guard into the Bridge Guard Arm.
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Using the Planer Thicknesser
PLANING MODE Side Fence Outfeed Table Bridge Guard Angle Lock Bridge Guard Position Lock Planing Depth Scale Infeed Table Planing Depth Adjuster On / Off Switch Adjustable Feet
THICKNESSING MODE Infeed Table Lock Dust Hose Connection Outfeed Table Lock Cutter Guard Side Fence Locking Knob Thicknessing Scale Engage/disengage Drive Rollers Emergency Stop button
Thicknessing Table Height Adjuster Thicknessing Table Lock

Feed Direction Feed Direction
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PLANING MODE
With the machine set up in planing mode: Use the Bridge Guard Angle Lock to adjust the height of the Bridge Guard, so that the work piece can fit underneath. Set the Planing Depth Adjuster to the desired setting, reading off the Planing Depth Scale. If in doubt set the depth to 0.5mm Connect a dust extractor to the 100mm diameter outlet. Start the machine, wait for it to get up to full speed. Lay the work piece flat on the Infeed Table and push it over the cutter block. Use a push stick or push pad to ensure hands are kept well away from the cutters. Pick up the work piece and return it to the starting position. Make as many passes as necessary to achieve a flat planed finish. When planing deeper pieces, over 75mm, undo the locking knob and slide the Cutter Guard away from the Side Fence just enough to provide clearance for the workpiece.
SWITCHING MODES
To move from planing mode to thicknessing mode. Undo the Bridge Guard Angle Lock and raise the arm to vertical, lock it there. Undo the side Fence Locking Knob and remove the complete Side Fence. Lower the Bridge guard. Undo the Infeed Table Lock, swing the table up and over. Undo the Outfeed Table Lock, swing the table up and over. Take hose connector end of the Cutter Guard and swing it up and over the cutter block, until it clips into place. Engage the drive rollers by moving the Lever into the upper position. First Use Only: Carefully remove the protective film from the rubber coated drive roller.
THICKNESSING MODE
With the machine set up in Thicknessing mode. Measure the thickness of the work piece. Turn the Height Adjuster handwheel to raise the thicknessing bed, read off the Thicknessing Scale to get to that depth, then raise the bed another 1 2.5mm. Use the Table Lock to secure it. The feed direction is the opposite direction to planing mode. Start the machine, wait for it to get up to full speed. Lay the work piece flat on the end of the table. Slide it forward until you feel the drive rollers take it from you. Let go of the work piece and walk to the other end of the machine to support the work piece as it is fed out of the thicknesser. A safety bar will prevent you from trying to make too big a cut. If the timber hits the safety bar, lower the table to take a smaller cut. Make as many passes as necessary to get the desired finished dimension. If making multiple components, consistency is best achieved by feeding them all through at one depth, before adjusting the table height and feeding them all through again.
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General Method
When faced with a rough sawn piece of timber which requires planning on all 4 sides and taking down to a specific finished dimension, follow this guide:
· Set the machine up for planning. · Identify the flattest of the two wider faces on the timber. (Face 1 on diagram) · Pass that side over the planer as many times as necessary until a flat and smooth finish is
achieved. · Hold the planed side firmly against the guide fence (set at 90 degrees to the bed) and pass
the narrow side (Face 2 on diagram) over the planer as many times as necessary until a flat and smooth finish is achieved. · You should now have two planed sides at 90 degrees to each other. · Set the machine up for thicknessing. · Pass the timber through the thicknesser with the wider already planed side (Face 1 on diagram) facing down against the bed. Continue until the desired thickness for the timber is reached. · Finally, pass the timber through the thicknesser with the planed narrow side (Face 2 on diagram) facing down against the bed. Continue until the desired thickness for the timber is reached.
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Knife Removal and Replacement

If you are using the optional knife setting jig, please read those instructions first.

Cross Section Of Cutter Block

Locking Bar Square Head Bolt Knife Spring Setting Tool

Each knife is held in place by a locking bar.
The locking bar is secured in place with 5 square head bolts, which are wound out to lock it.

To remove the worn knives:
Disconnect the machine from the power supply.
Open both tables to get better access to the cutter block.

Use the 7mm spanner provided to turn the bolts in a direction that winds them deeper into the locking bar. Continue until the knife can be removed.
Fit the new or reground knife into the cutter block. Note the direction of the beveled cutting edge and ensure the new knife is installed the correct way around.
The bottom edge of the knife sits on springs. Press the knife setting tool against the cutting edge of the knife. Press it down until both radiused sides of the setting tool sit against the cutter block. The knife will now project 0.75mm beyond the cutterblock. Wind the square head bolt out, to lock the knife in place.

Troubleshooting

Problem Machine does not start
Only starts when Green button is held down Machine hums but does not start Cutter block runs at half speed, with lack of power Motor running but cutter block is not rotating Motor slows down during the cut

Cause Emergency stop activated Blown Fuse Loose switch terminal Faulty switch Cutter Guard not in the correct position Faulty switch
Start capacitor failed
Run capacitor failed
Broken or stretched drive belt Depth of cut is too great

Remedy Release the emergency stop Replace Fuse Inspect back of switch Replace switch Check the alignment of the micro switch Replace switch
Replace start capacitor
Replace run capacitor
Replace drive belt
Take a smaller cut

Excess Vibration

Dust & Chip collector hood is blocked
Planing knives are blunt Planing knives out of balance

Clear the blockage and ensure the extractor is functioning correctly Replace or sharpen knives Reset the height of the knives

Declaration of Conformity for CE Marking

Charnwood Declare that Woodworking Planer & Thicknesser, Model W583

Conforms with the following Directives: Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC EMC Directive 2014/30/EU

Conforms with the following UK Regulations: Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016

And further conforms to the machinery example for which the EC type examination Certificate No. BM 50174252, AN 50174251 have been issued by TUV Rheinland LGA Products GmbH, Tillystrasse 2, 90431, Nurnberg.

I hereby declare that equipment named above has been tested and found to comply with the relevant sections of the above referenced specifications. The machinery complies with all essential requirements of the directives and regulations.

Signed:

Dated: 01/09/2021 Location: Leicestershire

Richard Cook, Director

Please dispose of packaging for the product in a responsible manner. It is suitable for recycling. Help to protect the environment, take the packaging to the local amenity tip and place into the appropriate recycling bin.
Only for EU countries Do not dispose of electric tools together with household waste material! In observance of European Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) and its implementation in accordance with national law, electric tools that have reached the end of their life must be collected separately and returned to an environmentally compatible recycling facility.
Your local refuse amenity will have a separate collection area for EEE goods

Charnwood W583 Parts Diagrams
A: STAND ASSEMBLY

STAND ASSEMBLY

NO. CODE

DESCRIPTION

A01 M06-2

Lower stand

A03 GB97.1-85 Washer6

A05 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M6X20

A07 M0607 A09 GB80-85

Motor SetscrewM6X12

A11 GB97.1-85 Washer8

A13 M0603 A15 GB819-85 A17 GB97.1-85 A19 GB818-85

Stand assembly Screw M5X10 Washer6 Screw M6X10

QTY 1
6
4
1 1
8
1 5 4 2

NO. CODE A02 GB6170-
86 A04 GB5783-
86 A06 GB6170-
86 A08 M0606 A10 GB1096-
79 A12 GB5783-
86 A14 M0609 A16 GB818-85 A18 M0602 A20 GB97.1-85

DESCRIPTION Hex nut M6
Hex bolt M6X16
Hex nut M8
Motor pulley Key 6X25
Hex bolt M8X16
Right plate Screw M6X10 Cover board Washer6

QTY 6
2
4
1 1
4
1 4 2 2

A21 KJD12

Switch

A23 WDKG

Inching switch

A25 GB818-85 Screw M6X16

A27 M0601

Protective cover

A22 GB819-85 Screw M5X10

A24 JTKG

Emergency switch 1

A26 GB97.1-85 Washer 6

B: LOWER STAND ASSEMBLY

LOWER STAND ASSEMBLY

NO.

CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

B01 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M6X16 8

B02 M0610

Lower leg

B03 GB97.1-85 Washer6

B04 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

B05 M0611

Cover board

B06 M0613

Underprop

C: THICKNESSING TABLE ASSEMBLY
2

THICKNESSING TABLE ASSEMBLY

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

C01 M0716

Nylon bush

C03 M12

Depth scale

C05 M0715-2 Hand wheel

C07 M0710

Plate

C09 M0703

Adjusting bar

C11 M0718

Locking block

C13 GB93-87 C15 GB70-85
C17 M0712

Spring washer 8 4

Socket cap screw 1

M6X30

Plate

C19 M0719

Bearing bush

C21 GB97.1-85 Washer8

C23 M0714

Guide screw

C25 M0720

Bush

C27 GZZC

Flat bearing

C29 GB923-88 Domed cap nut

M12

C31 GB1096-79 Key 5X15

C33 GB97.1-85 Washer6

C35 M0711

Locking handle 1

C37 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

C39 M0702

Plate

C41 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M6X16 6

C43 M0706

Lifting pointer

C45 GB818-85 Screw M4X6

C47 YZYB

Grease cup M8X1 1

C49 GB70-85
C51 GB77-85 C53 M0721 C55 M0707

Socket cap screw 4

M8X12

Set screw M6X10 4

Space bush

Limited bar

C57 M0704

Lifting tube

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION QTY

C02 GB818-85 Screw M4X6

C04 M0715-1 Handle

C06 GB6170-86 Hex nut M8

C08 M0713

Shaft

C10 M0711.1 Locking bar

C12 GB70-85 Socket cap

screw M8X30

C14 GB97.1-85 Washer 8

C16 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

C18 GB70-85 Socket cap

screw M6X12

C20 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M8X12 1

C22 GB879-86 Spring pin 3X20 2

C24 K1008

Cone gear

C26 M0717

Gear box

C28 ZSM10

Locknut M10

C30 GB97.1-85 Washer12

C32 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M6X16 2

C34 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

C36 GB879-86 Spring pin 3X20 1

C38 M0701

Washer

C40 GB97.1-85 Washer6

C42 M0705

Thickness table 1

C44 GB97.1-85 Washer4

C46 GB/T276- Bearing 6000

C48 M0709

Lifting tube

bracket

C50 M0708

Seal

C52 GB893.1-86 C ring26

C54 GB819-85 Screw M4X12

C56 GB70-85 Socket cap

screw M8X12

D: PLANER TABLE ASSEMBLY

PLANER TABLE ASSEMBLY

NO.

CODE DESCRIPTION QTY

D01

GB5783-86 Hex bolt

M5X25

D03

M081213

Spring

D05

GB896-86 “E” ring6 3

D07

M081202

Left bracket 1

D09

GB77-85

Set screw

M6X5

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

D02 GB6170-86 Hex nut M5

D04 M081205-1 Limited pole

D06 GB70-85 Socket cap screw

M6X20

D08 NCM

Socket countersunk 6

screw M6X10

D10 GB6170-86 Hex nut M10

D11

GB5783-86 Hex bolt

D12 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

M10X50

D13

GB5783-86 Hex bolt

D14 GB70-85 Socket cap screw 4

M6X25

M8X16

D15

GB97.1-85 Washer8

D16 GB119-86 Pin 6X16

D17

M1102

Locking block 1

D18 M1101

Outfeed table

D19

GB6170-86 Hex nut M12 4

D20 M1011

Adjusting wheel

D21

M1006

Adjusting axle 2

D22 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M5X10 4

D23

M1007

Metal plate 2

D24 M1103

Adjusting wing

D25

GB70-85

Socket cap

D26 GB93-87 Spring washer6 6

screw M6X20

D27

M081201

Right bracket 1

D28 NCM

Socket countersunk 1

screw M6X16

D29

M081208

Protective

D30 GB818-85 Screw M5X8

plate

D31

GB879-86 Spring pin

D32 M0904

Support axle

6X20

D33

M081209

Driven roller 1

D34 M081204 Bearing bush

D35

GB/T276-94 Bearing 6205 2

D36 GB893.1-86 “C” ring52

D37

GB894.1-86 “C” ring25 1

D38 M081207 Cutter block

D39

M081206

Driving roller 1

D40 GB6170-86 Hex nut M8

D41

GB/T848-85 Small washer 4

D42 M081211 Spring

D43

M081212

double-edged 4

D44 M081203 Bush

bolt

D45

GB5783-86 Hex bolt

D46 GB6170-86 Hex nut M5

M5X25

D47

M081205-2 Limited bar 1

D48 M1005

Adjusting wing

D49

GB77-85

Set screw

D50 GB97.1-85 Washer8

M8X8

D51

GB70-85

Socket cap

D52 GB70-85 Socket cap screw 2

screw M8X16

M8X25

D53

GB97.1-85 Washer8

D54 M1004

Eccentric bush

D55

GB119-86 Pin 6X16

D56 M1001

Infeed table

D57

M1010

Space plate 1

D58 M1009

Locking plate

D59

GB819-85 Screw M5X12 2

D60 M1013

Press plate

D61

GB97.1-85 Washer5

D62 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M5X10 2

D63

M1002

Locking block 1

D64 GB894.1-86 “C” ring12

D65

M1003

Locking

handle

E: CUTTER BLOCK ASSEMBLEY

CUTTER BLOCK ASSEMBLY

NO.

CODE DESCRIPTION QTY NO. CODE DESCRIPTION QTY

E01 M081207.3 Square toes bolt 15

E02 M081207.2 Blade locking

block

E03 M081207.5 Blade

E04 M081207.4 Spring

E05 M081207.1 Cutter block 1

F: CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

NO.

CODE DESCRIPTION QTY

F01 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M6X10 1

F03 GB6170-86 Hex nut M10 1

F05 GB93-87

Spring washer 1

F07 GB97.1-85 washer10

F09 M082217 Pin axle

F11 M082201 Sprocket

F13 GB893.1-86 “C” ring24

F15 GB/T276-94 Bearing 61901 2 F17 GB97.1-85 Washer 10 1

F19 SJD

V-belt

F21 M082208 Cutter block

pulley

F23 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 3

M6X14

F25

Chain

F27 GB893.1-86 “C” ring24

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

F02 GB97.1-85 Washer 6

F04 M082218 Pull spring

F06 M082202 plate

F08 GB/T276-94 Bearing 80303

F10 M082205 Sprocket

F12 GB818-85 Screw M6X8

F14 M082215 Long pin

F16 GB894.1-86 “C” ring12

F18

Chain

F20 GB1096-79 Pin 6X25

F22 GB77-85 Screw M6X5

F24 M082213 Wheel

F26 M082207 Sprocket

F28 GB/T276-94 Bearing 61901

F29 M082216 Short pin

F31 GB818-85 Screw M5X8 8

F33 M082210.1 Sprocket plate 2

F35 GB1096-79 Key 5X16

F37 GB6170-86 Hex nut M5

F39 GB80-85

Set screw

M6X20

F41 GB6173-86 Hex thin nut

M10

F30 M082206 Control handle

F32 M082210 Sprocket

F34 GB77-85 Set screw M6X8

F36 GB818-85 Screw M5X16

F38 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

F40 M082219 Handle

G: DUST EXTRACTION ASSEMBLY

DUST EXTRACTION ASSEMBLY

NO. CODE

DESCRIPTION

QTY

G01 M0901.1

Dust extraction 1

hood

G03 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 1

M6X16

G05 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

G07 M0901

Dust chute

G09 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

G11 GB6170-86 Hex nut M6

G13 M0905

Damping tray

NO. CODE

DESCRIPTION

QTY

G02 M0901.7 Turning plate

G04 M0906

Rubber tray

G06 GB819-85 Screw M6X12

G08 GB5783- Hex bolt M6X10 6

G10 GB5783- Hex bolt M6X10 2

G12 M0907

Locking plate

J: FENCE ASSEMBLY

FENCE ASSEMBLY

NO.

CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

J01 M1409

Guide rail

J02 M1411

Connecting plate

J03 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 4

J04 M1414

Locking handle

M6X12

J05 M1401

Left metal plate 1

J06 GB6170-86 Hex nut M5

J07 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M5X40 1

J08 M1407

Sliding plate

J09 GB867-86 Rivet 4X6

J10 M1404

Bracket

J11 GB97.1-85 Washer 10

J12 M1403

double-edged bolt 2

J13 M1405

Right sliding block 1

J14 M1413

Locking handle

J15 M1408

Left metal plate 1

J16 M1410

Right metal plate

J17 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 2

J18 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M8X16 4

J19 GB97.1-85

M6X12 Washer 8

J20 M1412

Square toes nut

J21 M1402

Fence

J22 M1406

Angle plate

J23 ZGM

Screw M5X20

H: BRIDGE GUARD ASSEMBLY

BRIDGE GUARD ASSEMBLY

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

H01 M1012.1 Locking pole

H02 M1602

Rotor

H03 M1610 H05 M1603

Sector plate Spring

H04 M1012

Locking handle

H06 GB96-85 Large washer6

H07 M1605 Adjusting handle 1

H08 M1609

Connecting pole

H09 M1611 Pin bolt

H10 GB5783-86 Hex bolt M5X20

H11 GB93-87 Spring washer 5 2

H12 M1612

Rock block

H13 M1606 Fixing plate

H14 ZSM

Locking nut M6

H15 M1601 U-shaped arm

H16 M1613

Long pin

H17 M1614 Locking handle

H18 M1608

Crust

H19 M1604 Saucer

H20 M1607

Protective plate

H21 M1615 Plastic insert

I: FINAL ASSEMBLY

FINAL ASSEMBLY

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

I01 M06

Stand assembly

I03 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 8

M8X20

I05 M07

Thicknessing table 1

assembly

I07 GB70-85

Socket cap screw 2

M6X16

I09 M18

Infeed scale

I11 GB818-85 Screw M4X6

I13 GB6170-86 Hex nut M12

15 M0902

Rotor

17 GB879-86 Spring pin 3X10

NO. CODE DESCRIPTION

QTY

I02 M0822 Thicknesser clutch

assembly

I04 GB93- Spring washer 8

I06 M14 Fence assembly

I08 GB818 Screw M4X6

-85

I10 M20 Infeed pointer

I12 M16 Protective cover assembly 1

I14 M10 Planer table assembly

16 M0903 Kick block

18 M09 Extraction dust assembly 1

Last Updated February 2022
Charnwood, Cedar Court, Walker Road, Hilltop Industrial Estate, Bardon, Leicestershire, LE67 1TU Tel. 01530 516 926 Fax. 01530 516 929
email: [email protected] website: www.charnwood.net
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