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Thickness stop calibration – Grizzly G0689 User Manual

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g0689 13" planer

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Thickness Stop

Calibration

the thickness stop is set at the factory and should
not require adjustment. however, with extended
use, it is possible that the thickness stop may
come out of adjustment. if you notice that use of
the thickness stop is not producing results to your
standards, you may need to adjust it.

Tools Needed

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hex Wrench 4mm .............................................. 1
hex Wrench 5mm .............................................. 1
Wrench 8mm ..................................................... 1

To adjust the thickness stop:

1. using a caliper to accurately measure the

thickness, plane a board to exactly 1

1

4

".

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3. remove the side and top covers by perform-

ing

Steps 2–3 from Drive Belt, starting on

Page 28. replace the elevation crank and
raise the cutterhead approximately 1".

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5. place the 1

1

4

" thick board on the table and

lower the cutterhead until the knife just
touches the board when the knife is at its low-
est position (turn the belt pulley to rotate the
cutterhead as needed).

6. loosen the lock nut and adjust the stop bolt

as needed until it just touches the thickness
stop, then re-tighten the lock nut.

7. reassemble the machine, then check to see

if the thickness stop is producing the desired
results. repeat as necessary.

4. loosen the lock nuts, then turn each adjust-

ment bolt so that it just touches the cam
when the lock lever is approximately halfway
through its travel, then tighten the lock nuts.

Note: It is important that all four adjustment
bolts are set equally. Failure to do this could
cause the cutterhead to move during use,
resulting in inconsistent planing.

4. locate the thickness stop bolt and lock nut.

Manually rotate the thickness stop to the
position shown in

figure 42.