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==Specs== | ==Specs== | ||
* 220V 2HP | * 220V 2HP 12AMPS | ||
* Maximum planning width: 16" | * Maximum planning width: 16" | ||
* Maximum planning length: tbd | * Maximum planning length: tbd | ||
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[[File:168-Planer Dusthood.jpg|250px|Dust Collector Hood]] | [[File:168-Planer Dusthood.jpg|250px|Dust Collector Hood]] | ||
Reminder: Of all the woodworking gear, the planer sends the largest volume to the dust collector. If doing a larger amount of planing, keep a close eye on the blue bin under the dust collector and empty it (a 2-person job) if you can see any 'not swirling' dust/chips through the viewing window. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:46, 12 January 2025
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| Type | Planer 16" Auto |
| Make/Model | King KC816 |
| Serial number | 932438 |
| Original owner | ? |
| Loan status | ? |
| Arrival date | ? |
| Location | Woodworking Shop |
| Functional status | Working |
| Usage permissions | |
| Certification | Basic woodworking safety course |
| Wiki-ID | 168 |
| Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Usage Notes
- Requires training
- No OSB, MDF and plywood
Specs
- 220V 2HP 12AMPS
- Maximum planning width: 16"
- Maximum planning length: tbd
- Maximum planning thickness: tbd
- Knives: tbd
Documentation
- Manual and part list: (Unable to locate one)
- Video of the guts of the beast ==>> Detailed Maintenance video
Related instructions
Note that the lever on the right side is used to set the speed. Push IN for fast, Pull OUT for slow.
Also, a note on the dust hood says "This Dust Collector works a lot better if all the other gates are closed".
Reminder: Of all the woodworking gear, the planer sends the largest volume to the dust collector. If doing a larger amount of planing, keep a close eye on the blue bin under the dust collector and empty it (a 2-person job) if you can see any 'not swirling' dust/chips through the viewing window.