Tri Tool 212B Beveler Single Point Flange Facer - Manual (Page 11)

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212B BEVELMASTER TM SINGLE POINT / FLANGE FACER
TOOL HOLDER ADJUSTMENT.
When To Adjust:
The Tool Holder will not require adjustment when the Insert Tool Holder and the
Counterbore Tool Holder are changed.
It is recommended that the Tool Holder be adjusted or checked for looseness
every day, or after any long period of use.
If any unusual chatter occurs, the Tool Holder Gibs could be one of the
possible sources of instability that produces the chatter or a bad finish.
When ever the tool is lubricated or serviced.
Procedures:
To adjust the Tool Holder, loosen the 3 cap screws in the “T” slot, and pull
back the plunger pin, so the Cam Track Plate Assembly moves freely.
Loosen the two low head cap screws and one set screw in the Gib Block.
Using a “L’ wrench loosen the two #5 cap screws that are found inside the
Adjustable Gib screws.
Tighten the two Adjustable Gib screws until the Gibs are snug onto the Tool
Holder. Move the Cam Track Plate Assembly Arm to check the resistance of
the Gibs. The Tool Holder should be tight but not locked up.
Tighten up the two low head cap screws so the Gib Block just locks against
the Tool Holder, lock in position with the center set screw.
Load the Tool Holder.
Select the correct cutting tool to be used. The Single Point comes ready with
the standard cutting tool already for cutting. The Insert should be checked to
ensure that it is not worn or chipped, replace or index as necessary.
If a counterboring operation is required, the Insert Tool Holder will have to
be changed to the Counterbore Tool Holder ( # 49-0374 ).
To remove the Insert Tool Holder, loosen the shoulder screw, remove the Insert
Tool Holder and change out to the Counterbore Tool Holder.
*A Tool Holder Extension Adapter (P/N 27-0626 and P/N 33-2123, included in
the 212B Miter Mandrel Kit) allows for extended reach of the tool holder when
mounting in short perch applications on 8” to 16” pipe.3