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W1683 Manual - Grizzly Industrial Inc.

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Table Rollers<br />

The table rollers should be set last so they stay<br />

out of the way during the other adjustments.<br />

The required height of the table rollers will vary<br />

depending on the type of stock you intend to<br />

plane.<br />

As a general rule, table roller height should be<br />

between .002" and .020" above the table (see<br />

Figure 28). However, some stock may have<br />

better results outside of these numbers. Often,<br />

a small amount of trial-and-error is required to<br />

find the best table roller height for any<br />

particular stock. Rough stock will plane better<br />

when the rollers are higher, and smooth stock<br />

will have less snipe when the rollers are lower.<br />

Figure 28. Table roller tolerances.<br />

To adjust the table roller height:<br />

1. Place a good straightedge across the length<br />

of the table as shown in Figure 29.<br />

OPERATIONS<br />

2. Use a feeler gauge to measure the gap<br />

between the table surface and the<br />

straightedge, and adjust the table rollers as<br />

described on page 14 to reach the desired<br />

height. The gap between the straightedge<br />

and the table should be even all the way<br />

across the table.<br />

For quick and easy table roller setup, consider<br />

purchasing a Rotacator ® . This handy tool allows<br />

you to watch the height of the table roller as<br />

you adjust it, giving you accuracy within .001"<br />

every time. See “Aftermarket Accessories” at<br />

the end of the Operations section for more<br />

details.<br />

Table Rollers<br />

Figure 29. Measuring gap between straightedge<br />

and table with a feeler gauge.<br />

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