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Operator's

Manual

COPY CRAFTER
Model No.
351.249510
351.249520

• Safety
• Assembly
• Operation
• Maintenance
• Parts List

CAUTION:
Read and follow all Safety
Rules and Operating
Instructions before First
Use of this Product.

• EspaRol
Sears, Roebuck

and Co., Hoffman

www.seaPs.co_c_+,_man

18234,01 Draft (09/03/03)

Estates,

IL 60179 U.S.A.

Warranty .........................................
Safety Rules ....................................
Unpacking .......................................
Assembly ......................................
Operation ......................................
Maintenance .....................................
Troubleshooting ...................................
Parts Illustration and List ........................
Espariol ......................................

2
2-3
3
4-6
6-7
7
8
'10-13
14-23

•

Keep visitors at a safe distance from work area.

•

Keep children out of workplace. Make workshop childproof.
Use padlocks, master switches or remove switch keys to
prevent any unintentional use of power tools.

TOOL SHOULD

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY

Always unplug lathe prior to inspection.
Consult manual for specific maintaining and adjusting procedures.

•
•

Keep tool lubricated and clean for safest operation.
Keep all parts in working order. Check to determine that
the guard or other parts will operate properly and perform
their intended function.

•

Check for damaged parts. Check for alignment of moving
parts, binding, breakage, mounting and any other condition
that may affect a tool's operation.
A guard or other part that is damaged should be properly
repaired or replaced. Do not perform makeshift repairs.
(Use parts list provided to order replacement parts.)
Never adjust copy crafter while lathe is running. Disconnect
power to avoid accidental start-up.
Keep cutting tools sharp for efficient and safest operation.

•

If this product fails due to a defect in material or workmanship
within one year from the date of purchase, Sears will at its
option repair or replace it free of charge. Contact your nearest
Sears Service Center (1-80O-4-MY-HOME) to arrange for
product repair, or return this product to place of purchase for
replacement.

•

KNOW HOWTO

If this product is used for commercial or rental purposes, this
warranty will apply for 90 days from the date of purchase.
This warranty applies only while this product is used in the
United States.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffman
Estates, IL 60179

CAUTION: Always follow proper operating procedures as
defined in this manual -- even if you are familiar with use of
this or similar tools. Remember that being careless for even a
fraction of a second can result in severe personal injury.

Handle workpiece correctly. Mount firmly in holding
devices. Protect hands from possible injury.
Turn machine off if workplace splits or becomes loose.
Use cutting tools as recommended in "Operation."
WARNING: For yourown safety,do not operate yourcopy
crafteruntil it is completelyassembledand installedaccordingto
instructions.

BE PREPARED FOR JOB
Wear proper apparel. Do not wear loose clothing,gloves,
neckties, rings, bracelets or other jewelry which may get
caught in moving parts of machine.

•

Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.

•

Wear safety shoes with non-slip soles.

•

Wear safety glasses complying with United States ANSI
Z87.1. Everyday glasses have only impact resistant lenses.
They are NOT safety glasses.

PROTECTION:

EYES, HANDS,

FACE, BODY, EARS

If any part of your copy crafter is missing, malfunctioning,
or has been damaged or broken, cease operating immediately until the particular part is properly repaired or
replaced.

• Wear face mask or dust mask if operation is dusty.
• Be alert and think clearly Never operate power tools when
tired, intoxicated or when taking medications that cause
drowsiness.
PREPARE WORK

USE TOOL

Use right tool for job. Do not force tool or attachment to do
a job for which it was not designed.
Avoid accidental start-up. Make sure that the tool is in the
"off" position before plugging in, turning on safety disconnect or activating breakers.
Do not force tool. It will work most efficientlyat the rate for
which it was designed.
Keep handsaway from chuck,centersand other movingparts.
Never leave tool running unattended. Turn the power off
and do not leave tool until it comes to a complete stop.
Do not overreach. Keep properfooting and balance.
Never stand on tool. Serious injury could occur if tool is
tipped or if centers are unintentionallycontacted.
Know your tool. Learn the tool's operation, application and
specific limitations.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also
have other rights which vary from state to state.

•

BE MAINTAINED

•
•

•

AREA FOR JOB

Keep work area clean, Cluttered work areas inviteaccidents,

Wear safety gogglesthat comply with United StatesANSI
Z87.1 and a face shieldor dust mask if operationis dusty.
Wear ear plugsor muffsduringextended pedodsof operation.
Small loose pieces of wood or other objects that contact a
spinningworkpieca can be propelled at very high speed.
This can be avoided by keeping the work area clean.

Do not use power tools in dangerous environments, Do not
use power tools in damp or wet locations,Do not expose
power tools to rain,

•

Work area should be properly lighted.

Clean copycrafter and la_e of all tools,wood scraps,etc.,
exceptworkpieca and necessary tools beforestartingoperatJon.
Never place your face or body in line with the chuck or
faceplate.

•
•

•

Never place your fingers or hands in path of cutting tools.
Never reach in back of the workpiece with either hand to
support the piece, remove wood scraps, or for any other
reason. Avoid awkward operations and hand positions
where a sudden slip could cause fingers or hand to move
into a spinning workpiece.
If the workplace splits or is damaged in any way, turn lathe
OFF and remove the workplace from the holders. Discard
damaged workpiece and start with a new piece of wood.
Use extra care when turning wood with twisted grain or
wood that is twisted or bowed -- it may cut unevenly or
wobble excessively.

KNOWYOUR CUTrlNG TOOLS
•

Dull, gummy, improperly sharpened or set cutting tools can
cause vibration and chatter during cutting operations.
Minimize potential injury by proper care of tools and regular machine maintenance.

THINK SAFETY
Safety is a combination of operator common sense and alertness at all times when the lathe is being used.
•

For your own safety, read all rules and precautions in the
operator's manual before using this tool.
For eye protection,wear safety glasses complying with
United States ANSI Z87.1.
Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, neckties, rings,
bracelets or other jewelry that could get caught in moving
parts of machine or workpiece. Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.

•

Tighten all clamps, fixtures and tailstock before applying
power. Check to make sure that all tools and wrenches
have been removed.
With switch off, rotate workplace by hand to make sure
that there is adequate clearance. Start the machine on
lowest speed settingto verify that the workplace is secure.
Do not mount any workpieces that have splits or knots.
Never attempt to remount a between-centersturning if the
originalcenters on the turning have been altered or removed.

•

When remounting a between-centers turning that has nonaltered original centers, make sure that the speed is at the
lowest settingfor start-up.
Use extra caution when mounting a between-cantere turning to the faceplate, or a faceplate turning to between-centers, for secondary operations. Make sure that the speed is
at the lowest setting for start-up.
Never perform any operation with this tool where the workpiece is hand-held. Do not mount a reamer, milling cutter,
drill bit, wire wheel or buffing wheel to the headstock spindle.
Never run the spindle in the wrong direction. The cutting
tool could be pulled from your hands. The workplace
should always turn towards the operator.
For spindleturning, ALWAYS positionthe tool rest above the
centedine of the workpiece and spindle (approximately_k").

Refer to Figure 1.
Check for shipping damage. If damage has occurred, a claim
must be filed with carrier. Check for completeness.
immediately report missing parts to dealer.

Your copy crafter is shippedcomplete in one carton.Separate all
parts from packingmaterials and check each one with the
unpackinglistto make certain all items are accountedfor before
discardingany packingmaterial,
if any parts are missing, do not attempt to assemble copy
crafter until the missing parts are obtained and properly
installed.
A
Carriage
B
Bracket (2)
C Support Bar with Rack
D Support Bar
E Fine Adjustment Screw
F
Cutting Tool
G Safety Shield
H Guide with Set Screw (Model 24951 only)
I
Follower Assembly
J
Locking Handle (model 24951, qty 1: Model 24952, qty. 2)
K Handle (4)
L
Lever with Grip
M Pattern Support (2)
N Tool Rest Base Assembly (Model 24951 only)
O Carriage Support (Model 24951 only)
P Carriage Support (Model 24952 only)
Q Tool Rest Base Assembly (Model 24952 only)
A

Figure1 - Unpacking
Model 24951 Hardware bag (Part No. 18987.00) includes
guide pin, two bracket nuts, four bushings, two pattern bolts,
six spacers, one 5-0.8 x 10mm socket head bolt, one 6-1.0 x
12mm pan head screw, two 8-1.25 x 60ram socket head bolts,
two 8-1.25 x 40mm socket head bolts, four 8-1.25 x 25ram
socket head bolts, four 8-1,25 x 20mm socket head bolts, one
8-1.25 x 10ram set screw, four 8mm fiat washers, one 10ram
fiat washer, two 8-1.25mm hex nuts, two 10-1.5mm hex nuts,
4 and 6ram hex wrenches and 13/14mm open end wrench.
Model 24952 Hardware bag (PN 19078.00) includes guide
pin, two bracket nuts, four bushings, two pattern bolts, six
spacers, one 5-0.8 x 12ram socket head bolt, one 6-1.0 x
12mm pan head screw, two 8-1.25 x 60mm socket head bolts,
two 8-1.25 x 40ram socket head bolts, one 8-1.25 x 30mm
socket head bolt, two 8-1.25 x 25mm socket head bolts, two
8-1.25 x 20mm socket head bolts, four narrow 8ram fiat
washers, two regular 8mm flat washers, two 8ram lock
washers, one 10mm fiat washer, two 8-1.25mm hex nuts, one
10-1.5mm hex nuts, spacer, four 8-1.25 x 8ram set screws,
one 8-1.25 x 10mm set screw, brass pin, 4 and 6ram hex
wrenches and 13/14mm open end wrench.

Insert brasspin intothreaded hole at toolrest supportand
then thread locking handle into the support.
Place tool rest holderontotool rest supportand secure in
positionusingone 8 x 30ram sockethead boltand spacer.
Thread lockinghandle intotool rest holder.

Refer
toFigures
1-9.
CAUTION:
Donotattempt
assembly
ifpartsaremissing.
Usethismanual
toorderreplacement
parts.
• Remove
allcomponents
fromtheshipping
carton
andverify
against
thepartslistabove.
Clean
eachcomponent
and
remove
shipping
preservatives
(coatings)
asrequired.

Socket H::dac::J_.
Tool Rest Holder _

NOTE: Before assembling copy crafter, make sure that lathe
is secured to a suitable workbench or stand.
ATTACH TOOL REST BASE {MODEL

_'_

24951)

Refer to Figure 2.
•
•
•
•
•

•

\Pin

Loosentool rest base lockingbar and slidetool rest base
(suppliedwith the lathe)to as near the headstockas possible,
Loosen locking handle of lathe tool rest and remove tool rest
(suppliedwith lathe).
Loosentailstookhandle and remove tailstookfrom lathe bed.

Tool Rest Bracket
Loc_k
Washer

Head Bolt
Figure 3 - AttachTool RestBase to Lathe Bed (Model 24952)

Insert guide between bed ways. Slide carnage support
through slotof guideand secure with set screw.
Loosen hex nut from the bottom of tool rest base assembly
supplied with copy crafter so that the clamping plate can
slide between bed ways, Attach locking handle to tool rest
base.
Slide tool rest base onto lathe bed, Positiontool rest bases
approximately 30" apart, Tool rest base will later be adjusted closer or further apart, depending upon the length of
the workpieca.
Replace tsilstock onto lathe bed and secure it by tightening
lockinghandle.
_/TOOl

INSTALL SUPPORT

BARS IN CARRIAGE

Refer to Figure 4,
•

Remove gear assembly from carriage assembly by
removingthree sockethead bolts.

•
•

Slide supportbars into carriage assembly.
Replace gear assembly into the carriage and secure in
positionwith socket head bolts,
_L.f Gear Assembly
'_'_Socket

Heed Belt

sT.

Bar

Screw

ASSEMBLY

Rest

_Carriage
:"

Looki ng
Handle

Guide

Tailstock
Assembly

Lockin,
Bar

Support Bar
with Rack

_to_H_a
Ta

Figure 4 - Install Support Bars

ndle

Tool Rest

INSTALL
Locking Handle

Figure 2 - AttachTool Rest Base to Lathe Bed (Model 24951)
ATTACH TOOL REST BASE (MODEL
Refer to Figure 3.

COPY CRAFTER

ONTO LATHE

Refer to Figure 5,

24952)

Loosentailstocklockinghandle and slide it towardthe rear of
the lathe bed tube.
Loosentool rest lockinghandle and slidetool rest base
assembly(suppliedwith the lathe)to as near the headstock
as possible.
Loosenthe lockinghandle of the tool rest holder and remove
toolrest (suppliedwith lathe).
Place tool rest support and bracket onto lathe bed tube
and assemble together using two 8 x 25mm socket head
bolts and two 8ram lock washers.

•
•

Slide brackets onto support bars,
Place spacers over bottom of bracketsand then insert
brackets into tool rest bases,

•

Secure bracketsto supportsbars with 8 x 40ram socket
head bolts,

BsmpCkce_
r_!_

Position tool rest bracket and support assembly approximately 30" from the tool rest base supplied with lathe. Tool
rest bases will later be adjusted closer or further apart,
depending upon the length of the workpiece.

Figure 5 - Install Copy Crafterto Lathe

d Bolt

•

,Secure brackets into tool rest bases using lockinghandles.

INSTALL LEVER, HANDLES
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW

AND FINE

Refer to Figure 6.
•
•

Insert bushingsinto lever. Slide 8 x 20mm sockethead bolts
through bushings.Thread bolts into carriage and block.
Thread the four handles with knob intothe hub.

Yoke
Follower Assembly

Hex Nut

Socket Head Bolt _
",_

Fine Adj
Screw

INSTALL

i
L

,-<_Socket
Figure6 - Install Leverand Handles
•

Head Bolt

Thread fine adjustment screw with hex nut into block.

INSTALL

CUTTING

"_,_--

Hex Nut

PATTERN

SUPPORT

Refer to Figure 9.
•

Grip

"_'N3uide Pin
_,,_
.L "_-Washer
_'_r-_

Figure 8 - Install Guide Pin and FollowerAssembly

Carriage

Leverwitch

Scre_

TOOL AND SAFETY

Thread pattern bolt and hex nut into pattern support.
Insert 8 x 60mm socket head bolt and fiat washer into slotof
pattern support and bracket and secure in position with
bracket nut.
Bracket Nut

_Bracket

SHIELD

Refer to Figure 7.

Support

Insert cuttingtool into tool holder and use 8 x 10mm set
screw to secure in position.Cutting tool shouldextend out
approximately1W' from holder.
Slide safety shield onto tool holder.Secure in positionwith
pan head screw.
Check height of cuttingtool Cuffing toot shouldbe approximately ',_" above the spindle centedine. Insert canters into
headstock and tailstockspindlesand check tool at each
spindle.If necessary,adjust height by removing spacers
beneath brackets.

Figure 9 - Install Pattern Support

ATTACH

Pan Head Screw--->T

Safety i

CARRIAGE

SUPPORT

TO CARRIAGE

(MODEL 24951)
Refer to Figure 10.
•

Loosen set screw and position carriage support against
carriage.

•

Secure carriage supportto carriage with 8 x 25mm socket
head bolts and fiat washers.

•

Secure carriage supportto guide with set screw.

ToSoo:t
HSo_rd';_'-_ hield "_k _

Washer

'_r'_"Cutting Tool

Carriage Support_

Socket Head Bolt
_,_

Figure 7 - Install CuttingTool and Safety Shield
INSTALL GUIDE
Refer to Figure 8.

PIN AND FOLLOWER

ASSEMBLY

Remove protectivepaper from cover.
Insert guide pin into slot of yoke. Secure in positionwith
washer and hex nut.
•

Bed

Slide follower assembly onto guide pin.Secure in position
with socket head bolt.

Figure 10 - Attach Carriage Support to Carriage (Model 24951)

, ATTACH CARRIAGE
(MODEL 24952)
Refer to Figure 11.

SUPPORT

TO CARRIAGE

WARNING: Operation of any power tool can result in foreign
objects being thrown into the eyes, which can result in severe
eye damage. Always wear safety goggles complying with
United States ANSI Z87.1 (shown on package) before commencing power tool operation. Safety goggles are available at
Sears retail stores or catalog.

Insert upper guide rod into carriage support bar until end is
flush with opposite face, Make sure fiat on guide rod faces
down, so that flat will ride on the top surfaceof the bed tube,
Secure in positionwith 8ram set screw,

CAUTION:

Insert end of lower guide rod completely into carriage support bar. Note that this guide rod is eccentric.

SAFETY

Place guide roller under key on bed tube. Slide lower guide
rod throughguide roller,with upper guide rod over the top of
the bed tube. Race plate over both guide rods. Secure the
upper guide rod only usingan 8mm set screw.

• Recheckall lockinghandles.They must be tightened secarely

•

Using a 13mm open end wrench on the fiats of the lower
guide red, adjust rod so that the carriage supportslides firmly withoutbinding on the bed tube. Secure the lower guide
rod in position with two 8mm set screws.
•

Always observe the following safety precautions:

Secure carriage support to carriage using8 x 25ram socket
head bolts and flat washers.
Socket Head
Fiat Washer

Upper Guide Rod
Plate

Carriage Support Bar

Make sure all moving parts are free and clear of any
interference.

•

Make sure all fasteners are tightand have not vibrated loose.

•

With power disconnected, test operation by hand for clearance and adjust if necessary.

•

Always wear eye protection or face shield.

•

After turning switch on, always allow the spindle to come
up to full speed before turning.

•

Be sure spindle runs counterclockwisewhen viewing
spindle from the tailstock end.

•

Keep hands clear of spindle, centers, faceplatas and other
moving parts of machine.

•

For optimum performance, do not stall motor or reduce
speed. Do not force the tool into the work.

ADJUSTMENT

Roller

•

Lower Guide Rod

Figure 11 - Attach Caniage Supportto Carriage (Model 24952)

Before starting,the cuffingtool must be set approximately
%" above the spindle.Check tool heightat both the headstock and the tailstock.
Vertical adjustment can be made by looseninghandles
which secure the vertical brackets and adding or removing
spacers.The tool rest bases can also be moved horizontally
across or along the lathe bed, towardsor away from the
spindle.

Refar to Figures 12, 13 and 14 (pages 7, 10 and 12).

DESCRIPTION

In orderfor the copy crafter to function properly,the distance
from the cuttingtool to the lathe spindle centadine must be
equal to the distancefrom the follower assembly to pattern
bolt centedine.This can be accomplishedby mountingidentical sized stock in the lathe and on the pattern bolts.Adjust
the copy crafter so that the cuffingtool touches the stock
mounted in the lathe and the follower assemblytouches the
stock mounted in the pattern bolts.The copycrafter can be
adjusted by moving the pattern supports,movingthe tool
rest bases across the lathe bed or adjustingthe yoke on the
tool holder.

Craftsman Copy Crefters provide the Craftsman Wood Lathes
with the capability to reproduce spindles and posts up to 38"
long. Model 24951 is designed for use on lathes 21715 end
21717. Model 24952 is designed for use on lathe 21712. It will
produce duplicate workpieces from either an original spindle
or a template. It can also copy shallow faceplate turnings up
to 4" in diameter. The copy crafter features a cast aluminum
carriage that rides on parallel steel rails, a steel guide pin with
follower that maintains pattern contact to reproduce detailed
shapes, cutting depth that can be set with fine adjustment
screw or turret which has preset depth adjustments at V_"
increments up to 1", four-spoke handwheel with reck and
pinion drive, mounts to two tool rests (1 is included), and
includes a resharpenable, replaceable high speed steel chisel
bit.

DUPLICATE TURNING

SPECIFICATIONS
Turning length (max.) .............................
Bowl diameter (max.) ..............................
Overall length ...................................
Overall height ...................................
Width .........................................
Original spindle diameter (max.) .....................
Template width (max.) ............................
Weight ......................................

Whenever adjusting or replacing any parts on the tool, turn
switch OFF and remove the plug from power source.

•

Screw

Key

PRECAUTIONS

38"
4"
42"
19"
22"
5"
2W'
45 Ibs

•

Mount the original in the pattern bolts.The tool rest bases
will need to be adjusted along the lathe bed to the required
length.

•

When starting with a square piece of stock, that will be
reduced to a cylinder, use the turret stop and take light cuts
until the cylinderhas been formed.

NOTE: Do not start out on the end of the workpiece, as the
tool may become caught and damage the workpiece.

•

Turn the workpieca to a cylinder slightlylarger than final
size. At this time adjust the follower assembly against the
odginal.

•

Glide the tool holder along the support bars to duplicate the
odginal piece.

NOTE: Sharp corners and small grooves will only be partially
duplicated by the copy crafter. The follower assembly will
need to be removed. Using calipers, transfer measurements
from original to duplicate, and clean up grooves and corners
using fine adjustment screw on carriage.

WARNING:

MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS
•

Make certain that the lathe is disconnectedfrom

power source before attempting to service or remove any
component.
CLEANING

The copy crafter can also be used to taper workpieces.To
do this, offset the tool rest bases.

•

The copy crafter can be mounted across the bed for copying
of bowls, cups, etc. by repositioningtool rest bases.

•

The copy crafter can trace a template as well as an original
spindle.

•

The template represents the profileof the post measured
from its centedine.

•

The measurements of the post are transferredto a suitable
material such as '/," plywood laid out and cut on a band,saw
or scrollsaw.

Keep machine and workshop clean. Do not allow sawdust to
accumulate on the tool.
Use soap and water to clean painted parts, rubber parts and
plastic guards.
LUBRICATION
The shielded ball bearings in this tool are permanently lubricated at the factory. They require no further lubrication.
KEEP TOOL IN REPAIR
Replace any damaged or missing parts. Use parts list to
order parts.

•

The template is then bolted to the pattern supports,parellel
to the lathe bed.

•

Figure 12 on page 7 shows an example br usinga template.

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POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Machine slows down while operating

Applying too much pressure to workpiece

Ease up on pressure

Tool =chatters" during turning operation

1. Workpiece is too far out-of-round

1 True up the roundness of the
workpiece before turning operation
2. Establish new center marks on ends
to reduce wobble

2. Workpiece has too much wobble
3. Operator using bad technique

3. Read instructionsand take lightercut.,
to minimize chatter

4. Cutting motion is against the grain of
the workpiece
5. Workpiece is too long and thin work-pieceis deflected bytool pressure

4. Use cutting motion that is with
the grain
5. Install a steady rest in the middle,
behind the workpiece

Workpiece splits or "breaks up"during
turning operation

Workpiece contained defects before
mounting

Select or assemble a workpiece that is
free of defects

Workpiece finish poor

1. Original spindle or template loose
2. Loose tool holder

1. Secure original spindle or template
2. Tighten tension on spring
3. Adjust follower assembly firmly
against original

3. Follower assembly not contacting
original

Service Record
Craftsman Copy Crafter

DATE

MAINTENANCE PERFORMED

REPLACEMENT PARTS REQUIRED

Model

351.249510

Figure 13 - Replacement Parts Illustration for Copy Crafter

12
7

2
63

KEY
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

PART NO.
18195.00
18196.00
18197.00
18198.00
02025.00
18199.00
STD840812
20047.00
18201.00
STD851008
18202.00
18203.00
00519.00
18104.00
06974.00
06976.00
_05358.00
18103.00
18102.00
18101.00
00179.00
00964.00
18204.00
18205.00
18206.00
18207.00
BTD841015
18208.00
18209.00
01822.00
03855.00
09732.00
18211.00
06182.00
STD840610
STD833030
18212.00

DESCRIPTION
Carriage
Bushing
Support Bar
Support Bar with Rack
8-1.25 x 40mm Socket Head Bolt
Bracket
8-1.25mm Hex Nut*
Spacer
Pattern Support
8ram Flat Washer*
8-1.25 x 60mm Socket Head Bolt
Pattern Bolt
3AM I-12 Retaining Ring
Locking Handle
12-1.75 x 30ram Eye Bolt
Clamping Plate
12-1.75mm Fiber Hex Nut
Tool Rest Holder
Bushing
Locking Bar
6-1.0 x 20mm Socket Head Bolt
6-1.0 x 6mm Set Screw
Bushing
Shaft
Yoke
Guide Pin
10-1.5mm Hex Nut*
Bushing
Leverwith Grip
8-1.25 x 20mm Socket Head Bolt
5-0.8 x 10mm Socket Head Bolt
8-1.25 x 35mm Socket Head Bolt
Fine Adjustment Screw
6-1.0 x 3Omm Socket Head Bolt
6-1.0ram Hex Nut*
6-I.0 x 30mm Hex Head Bolt*
Spring

Standard hardware item available locally.
Z_ Not Shown

QTY.
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
6
2
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1

KEY
NO.
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
153
: 54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
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PART NO.
05331.00
18213.00
18214.00
18215.00
18216.00
16217.00
18218.00
07202.00
18219.00
18220.00
18221.00
01596.00
20048.00
18222.00
)0781.00
18223.00
18224.00
01465.00
01282.00
18226.00
18227.00
18228.00
STD851010
18230.00
00348.00
20051.00
06396.00
18233.00
18235.00
00483.00
00351.00
20050.00
20049.00
20052.00
18987.00
18234.01

DESCRIPTION
5-0.8 x 12mm Socket Head Bolt
Bushing
Cam Plate
Plunger
Spring
Block
Tool Holder
8-1.25 x 10mm Set Screw
Rod
Cutting Tool
Bushing
6 x 20mm Spring Pin
Follower Arm
Cover
4-0.7 x 8mm Pan Head Screw
Gear
Collar
3AMI-30 Retaining Ring
8-1.25 x 6ram Set Screw
Knob
Handle
Hub
10mm Flat Washer*
Safety Shield
6-1.0 x 12ram Pan Head Screw
Carriage Support
3 x 12ram Spring Pin
Guide
Bracket Nut
8-1.25 x 25ram Socket Head Bolt
6-1.0 x 10mm Set Screw
Spring
Follower Bearing
Follower Assembly (Includes Key Nos. 50, 64 and 70)
Hardware Bag
Operator's Manual

QTY.
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
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4
1
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1
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1
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2
1
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Model

351.249520

Figure 14 - Replacement Parts Illustration for Copy Crafter

62_
!

9
10

KEY
NO.

KEY
PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

18195.00

Carriage

QTY.
1

NO.

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

18212.00

05331.00

Spring
5-0.8 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

18196.00

Bushing

18197.00

Support Bar

18213.00

4
5

18198,00
02025,00

18199,00

Support Bar with Rack
8-1.25 x 40ram Socket Head Bolt
Bracket

18235.00

Bracket Nut

18201.00

QTY.
1
5
1

18214,00

Bushing
Cam Plate

18215,00

Plunger

18216,00

Spring
Block

43
44

STD851008

Pattern Support
8ram Flat Washer*

2
4

45
46

Tool Holder
8-1.25 x 10rnm Set Screw

1
1

18202.00

8-1.25 x 60mm Socket Head Bolt

18218.00
07202.00
118219.00

Rod

11
12

18203.00
STD840812

Pattern Bolt

;18220.00

Cutting Tool

8-1.25mm Hex Nut*

18221,00

Bushing

00732.00

1
1

5O
51

18163.00

STD833030
18222.00

6 x 20ram Spring Pin
6-1.0 x 30turn Hex Head Bolt*

18164.00

5-1.25 x 30ram Socket Head Bolt
Tool Rest Holder

01596,00

1
4

18217.00

18160.00

Tool Rest Support
Tool Rest Bracket

00781.00

Cover
4-0.7 x 8ram Pan Head Screw

STD552008

8ram LockWasher*

18223.00

Gear

18
19

00483.00
18161.00

8-1.25 x 25mm Socket Head Bolt
Pin

18224.00

Collar

01465.00

18162.00

00179.00

Locking Handle
6-1.g x 20ram Socket Head Bolt

2
2

57
58

18225,00
18226,00

3AMI-30 Retaining Ring
8-1,0 x 6ram Set Screw
Knob

00964.00

6-I.0 x 6turn Set Screw

18227.00

Handle

23
24

18204.00
18205.00

Bushing
Shaft

18228.00

Hub

18230.00

18206.00

Yoke

18207.00

Guide Pin

1
1

62
63

03812,00
18237.00

Safety Shield
6-1,0 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

STD851010

10mm Flat Washer*

18238.00

28
29

STD841015
18208.00

10-1.5mm Hex Nut*

Bushing

30
31

18209.00
01822.00

Lever with Grip
8-1.25 x 20ram Socket Head Bolt

20048.00

Follower Arm

2
1

68
( 69

33
34

09732.00
18211.00

8-1.25 x 35ram Socket Head Bolt

Fine Adjustment Screw

35
36

06152.00
STD840610

6-1.0 x 30turn Socket Head Bolt
6-1.0mm Hex Nut*

1
2

16348,00

6-1.0 x 35mm Hex Head Bolt

Standard hardware item available locally.
Not Shown

1
4

Carriage Support Bar

1
1

00958.00

Upper Guide Rod
8-1.25 x 8ram Set Screw

18240.00

Lower Guide Rod

18241.00
18242.00

Guide Roller

Plate

20052.00

1
1

20047.00

Follower Assembly (includes Key Nos. 32. 72 and 73)
Spacer

20089.00

Spacer

06396,00

3 x 12rnm Spring Pin

20049,00
19078.00

Follower Bearing

1
1

Hardware Bag

TRAZADOR

•

Modelo No.
351.249510
351.249520
PRECAUClON:
Lea y siga todas las Reglas
de Seguridad y las Instrucciones de Operaci6n
antes de usar este producto por primera vez.

Ingles .........................................

•

Use una m_scara para la cara o una m=_scara contra el polvo,
sial utilizar la sierra se produce mucho polvo.

•

Est_ alerta y piense claramente. Nunca opere herramientas
mecdnicas cuando este cansado, intoxicado o bajo la infiuencia de medicacibn que produzca somnolencia.

PREPARACION DEL AREA PARA EJECUTAR
EL TRABAJO
•

Mantenga el &rea de trabajo limpia. Las _reas de trabajo
desordenadas atraen accidantes.

•

No use harramientas mecdnicas en ambientes peligrosos. No
use herramientas mec&nicas en lugares hemedos o mojados.
No exponga Las herramientas mecdnicas a la Iluvia.

•

El drea de trabajo debe estar iluminada adecuadamente.

•

Mantenga a los visitantes a una distancia prudente del drea
de trabajo,

•

Mantenga
taller sea
maestros
cualquier

2-8

Ilustracibny Lista de Partes ......................

10-13

Garantia ........................................

Reglas de Seguridad ...........................

14-15

Desempaque

15-16

.................................

Montaje ......................................

16-18

Operaci6n ....................................

19-20

Mantenimiento ...................................
Identiflcaci6n de Problemas .........................

20
21

SE DEBE

GARANTIA COMPLETA DE UN Al_lO
Si fallara este preducto por causa de defectos en el matedal
o en la mano de obra en un lapso de un aSo a partlr de la
feeha de compra, Sears Io repamrd o reemplazar_, a su
eleccibn, sin costo adicionaL Solicite a[ Centro de servicio

a los niSos fuera del lugar de trabajo. Haga que su
a prueba de nifios. Use candados, interruptores
y remueva las Ilaves del arraneador para impedir
uso involuntado de las herramientas mecdnicas.

DAR MANTENIMIENTO

A LA HERRAMIENTA

•

Desenchufe siempre el torno antes de inspeccionarlo.

•

Consulte el manual para informarse sobra los procedimientos
de mantenimiento y ajuste especiflcos.

•

Mantenga la herrsmienta lubricada y limpia de modo que funcione de la manara m_s segura.

•

Mantenga todas las partes listas para funcionar. Revise el
protector u otras piezas para determinar si funcionan correctarnente y hacen el trabajo que deben hacer.

Sears (1-8OO-4-MY-HOME) mds cercano la reparaci6n del
producto o devu_lvalo al establecimiento donde Io adquiri6.

•

Revise que no haya partes dafiadas.Verifique el alineamiento
de las partes m6viles, si hay atascamiento, roturas y rnontaje
o cualquier otra condici6n que pudiera afectar el funcionamiento de la herramienta.

•

Si hay una protecci6n o cualquier otra parte daSada, _stas

Si este producto se usa para fines comerciales o de alquiler, esta
garanfia es v&lida por 90 dfas a partir de la fecha de compra.
Esta garanfia aplica 0nicamente
Estados Unidos.

Use gafas de seguridad que cumplan con la norma ANSI
Z87.1 de los Estados Unidos, Los anteojos comunes tienen
lentes que s61o son resistentes al impacto. NO son anteojos
de seguridad.

si el producto se utillza en los

deberdn repararse correctamente o ser reemplazadas. No
haga reparaciones provisionales (v_lgase de la lista de partes
incluida para solicitar piezas de repuesto).

Esta garant{a le otorga derechos legales especiflcos y tambi6n
puede usted tener otros derechos que varien de estado a estado.

•

Nunca ajuste el trazador cuando el torno se encuentre funcionando. Desconecte la potencia para evitar que la herramienta
se encienda por accidenta.

•

Mantenga las herramientas de corte afiladas para obtener un
funcionamiento seguro y eficiente.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffman Estates,
IL 60179

EL OPERADOR DEBE SABER COMO USAR
LA HERRAMIENTA

PRECAUCION:
Siempra siga los procedimientos de operacibn
correctos, tal como se definen en este manual, aun cuando est6
familiarizado con el uso de esta o de otras herramientas simi-

•

Use la herramienta

correcta para cada trabajo. No fuerce la

herramienta o el accesorio ni los use para una tarea para Is
que no fueron diseSados.

lares. Recuerde que descuidarse aunque s61o sea por una fracci6n de segundo puede ocasionarle graves lesiones.
•

Use ropa apropiada. No use ropa holgada, guantes, corbatas,
anillos, pulseras ni otras joyas que puedan atascarse en las
piezas m6viles de la mdquina.

Evite que la harramienta se encienda pot accidante.
AsegSrese de que el interrupter de la hermmien_ est_ en la
posici6n OFF (apagado) antes de enchufarla y encienda ]a
desconexi6n de seguridad o active los interruptores.

•

No fuerce la herramienta, Funcionard en La forma rods eft*

•

Use una cubierta protectora para el cabello, para sujetar el
cabello largo.

•

Mantenga las manos alejadas del portaherramientas, los cantros y de otras partes m6vilas,

•

Use zapatos de seguridad con suelas antideslizantes.

•

Nunca deje desatendida una herramienta en funcionamiento.

EL OPERADOR DEBE ESTAR PREPARADO
PARA EL TRABAJO
•

ciente a la velocidad para la cudl se dise56,

Descondctela y no abandone el lugar hasta que se haya
detenido por completo,

•

No trate de alcanzar demasiado lejos. Mant6ngase flrrne y
equilibrado.

•

Nunca se pare sobre la herramienta. Se pueden producir
lesiones graves si la herramienta se vuelca o si entra en contacto con los centros sin intencibn.

Pare su propia seguridad, lea todas les reglas y precauciones
incluides en el manual del operador antes de utilizer la herrarnienta.
Pera proteger sus ojos, pbngase galas de seguridad que
cumplan con la norma ANSI Z87.1 de los Estados Unidos.

Conozca su herTamienta. Aprenda a rnanejar la herramienta,
su aplicaci6n y limitaciones especificas.

No use ropa holgada, guantes, corbates, anillos, pulseras ni
otras joyes que puedan atascarse en las piezas m6viles de la
m_quina o en la pieze de trabajo. Use una cubierta protectore
para el cabello, para sujeter el cabello largo.

Maneje la pieza de trabajo en forrna corTecta. Inst_lela firmemente en los dispositivos de sujeci6n. Prot6jase las manos de
posibles lesiones.

•

Apdete todas las abrazaderas, accesorios y el cabezal rnbvil
antes de eplicar le potencia. Revise pare asegurarse que se
heyan retirado todas las herramientas y Ileves.

de corte como se recorniende en la

•

ADVERTENCIA:
Pare su propia seguddad, no opere el trazadot sino haste que este completamente montado e instelado
seg0n las instrucciones.

Con el interruptor apagado, gire la pieza de trebajo con la
meco pera asegurarse que haya suficiente espacio nbre.
Arranque la mdquina en el ajuste de velocided m_s bejo pare
verificar que la pieza de trabajo se encuentre esegurada.

•

No monte piezas de trabajo que tengan hendiduras o nudos.

•

Apague le herramienta si la pieza de trabejo se parte o se
suelta.

•

Utilice las herramientas
seccibn "Operacibn".

•
PROTECCION:

OJOS,

MANOS,

CARA,

CUERPOY

OIDOS

Si falla o falta elguna pieza del trazador, o si se ha quebrado
o dafiado, suspende inmediatamente el funcionamiento de la
herramienta hasta que la pieza en cuestion sea reparada o
reemplazada correctamente.
Use galas de seguridad que cumplen con la norma ANSI

•

Cuendo vuelva a montar un torneado entre centros cuyos
centros origineles no hen sido alternedos, asegt_rese que la
velocidad de arranque se encuentre en el ajuste mds bajo.

•

Sea sumarnente cuidadoso al montar un tomeado entre centres en la place de sujecion, o un tomeado de place de sujeci6n a entre eentros, para operaciones secundarias. Aseg0rese
que la velocidad de arranque se encuentre en el ejuste rods
bajo.

Z87,1 de los Estados Unidos y una rndscara para la cara o
una mdscara contra el polvo, sial utilizer la herramiente se
produce mucho polvo. Use audffonos u orejeras al utilizar la
herramienta durente periodos prolongedos.
Las piezas pequefias de rnadere u otros objetos que entren
en contacto con una pieza de trabajo en g!ro pueden ser
pmyectadas a una velocidad sumamente alta. Esto puede
evitarse rnanteniendo el drea de trabejo lirnpie,
•

Nunca intente volver a montar un torneado entre centros si los
centros odginales en el mismo hen sido alterados o retirados.

•

Nunca reelice une operaci6n con esta herramienta si la pieza
de trabajo se sujeta con la mano. No monte un escadador,
fresa, broca, ruedes de cables o ruedas pulimentadoras en el
husillo del cabezal fijo.

•

Nunca haga girar el husillo en la direcci6n incorrecta. La

Antes de comenzer el funcionarniento, retire del trezador y del
torno toda herramiente, restos de rnadera, etc., salvo le pieza
de trabajo y les herramientas neceserias.

herramienta de corte podda zafdrsele de las manos. La pieza
de trabajo deberd siempre girar en direcci6n de operador.
•

Nunca ponga la cara o el cuerpo en linea con el portaherramientas o laplaca de sujeci6n.

Cuendo haga girar el husfllo, SIEMPRE coloque el soporte de
la herramienta por encima de la linea central de la pieza de
trabajo y del husillo (aproximadamente Vs").

Nunca coloque sus dedos o manos en la trayectoria de herramientas de corte,
•

Nunce elcence hecie la perte posterior de le pieze
con cualquiera de las manos pare apoyar la pieza
remover los restos de madere o por cualquier otra
Evite operaciones dificiles y no coloque las rnenos

de trabejo
de trabajo,
raz6n.
en sitios

Consulte

donde pudieran resbalarse ocasionando que los dedos o toda
la rnano se rnuevan hacia una pieza de trabajo en gire.
Si la pieze de trabajo se parte o dafia de alguna manera,
APAGUE el torno y retire la pieze de trebajo de los fladores.
Descar_e la pieze de trebajo dafiada y comience con una
nueva pieze de medera.
•

Su trazador se env[a completo en una caja. Separe todas las
partes de los rnateriales de empaque e inspeccione la liste de
partes para asegurar que se hayan incluido todas las pertes
antes de descartar el material de empeque.

Tenga especial cuidado cuando tomee madera con veta torcida o madera que est6 toreida o cornbada - podrie cortarse
de manera dispereja y tambalearse de forme excesiva.

Si faltan pertes, no intente montar el trezador haste que se
obtengen e instelen correctamente les partes faltantes.
A

CONOZCA

SUS HERRAMIENTAS

la Figure 1 en la pdgina 16.

Verifique que no hayan ocurrido dafios durante el envio. Si hay
dafios, se deberd presenter un reclamo a la cornpafiie de transporte. Verifique que estd completa. Avise inmediatamente el distribuidor si feltan partes.

DE CORTE

Deslizadera

B Puntal (2)

Les herrarnientas de corte desafiladas, gomosas o que no se
hen afilado o preparado correc_amente pueden ocasionar
vibraci6n y tintineo durante les operaciones de corte. Reduzca
a un minimo la posibilidad de lesiones teniendo el cuidado

C Barra de soporte con cremallere
D Barra de soporte

adecuedo y dando el mantenimiento regular correcto ala
m_quina.

Torniffo de ajuste fino

Herramienta de corte

G Resguardo de seguddad

PIENSE EN LA SEGURIDAD

H Guia con tornillo de fijecibn (modelo 24951 solemente)

La seguridad es el resultado de una eombinaci6n entre el sentido
cornL'mdel operedor y el mentenerse alerta en todo momento
mientras se estd utilizendo el toreo.

Conjunto del palpador

Menija de fijaci6n (modelo 24951, cantidad 1: modelo 24952,
cantJdad 2)

Mar_ija (4)

INSTALE

Palanca con agarre

(MODELO

LA BASE DEL SOPORTE

DE LA HERRAMIENTA

24951)

M Soporte pars patr6n (2)

Consuite la Figure 2,

N Conjunto de la base del soporte de Is herramienta
(modelo 24951 solamente)

•

Afloje la barfs de fijaci6n de la base del seporte de la herramienta y deslice la base del soporte de la hermmienta (suministrada con el torno) tan cerca del cabezal fijo corno sea
posible.

•

Afloje la manija de fijaci6n del soporte de la herramienta del
torno y retire el seporte de la herramienta (surninistrado con
el tome),

•

Afloje la msnija del cabezal mbvil y retire el cabezal rnbvil de
la base del tomo.

•

Inserte la gu[a entre las viss de la base. Deslice el soporte de
la deslizadera a tmv6s de la ranura en la guia y asegL_relo
con el tornillo de fijacibn.

•

Afloje la tuerca hexagonal de la parte inferior del conjunto de
la base del soporte de la herramienta suministrada con el
trazador de manera que laplaca de sujecibn pueda
deslizarse entre las vies de la base. Acople la manija de
fijecibn ala base del soporte de la herramienta.

•

Deslice la base del seporte de la herramienta en la base del
torno. Coloque las bases del soporte de la herramienta a una
distancia aproximada de separacibn de 30". Luego, la base

Soporte de la deslizadera (modelo 24951 solamente)

Soporte de la desiizadera (modelo 24952 solamente)

Q Conjunto de la base del soporte de la herramienta
(modelo 24952 solamente)
A

Figure 1 - Desempaque

del soporte de la herramienta se podr_ acercar o separar
m&s, dependiendo del largo de Is pieza de trabajo.

Modelo 24951 La bolsa de artfculos de ferreter{a (No. de Parte
18987.00) incluye pasador guia, dos tuercas pars puntal, cuatro
bujes, dos pernos pars patrones, seis espaeiadores, un perno de
cabeza hueca de 5-0.8 x 10ram, un perno de cabeza de placa de
6-1.0 x 12ram, dos pernos de cabeza hueca de 8-1.25 x 60mm,
dos pernos de cabeza hueca de 8-1.25 x 40mm, cuatro pernos
de cabeza hueea de 8-1.25 x 25mm, cuatro pernos de cabeza
hueca de 8-1.25 x 20turn, un tornillo de fijaci6n de 8-1.25 x
1Omrn, cuab'o arandelss planes de 8rnm, una ar_ndela plana de
1Ornrn, dos tuercas hexagonales de 8-1.25rnrn, dos tuercas
hexagonales de 10-1.5mm, Ilaves hexagonales de 4 y 6 mm y
una Uave de extremo abierta de 13/14mm.

•

Vuelvs a colocar el cabezal mSvil en la base del torno y
aseg0relo apretando la manija de fijacibn.
_/,Soporte

de la herramienta

.
Tornillo de fijaci6n
Soporte
de la
desfiza_
Gu{a
Cabezal m6vil

Modelo 24952 La boise de artfculos de ferreter[a (No. de Parte
19078.00) incluye pasador gala, dos tuercas pars puntal, cuatro
bujes, dos pernos pars petrones, seis espaciadores, un perno de

Barrad

fijaci6n

cabeza hueca de 5-0.8 x 12turn, un perno de cabeza de placa de
6-1.0 x 12turn, dos pernos de cabezs hueca de 5-1.25 x 60mm,
dos pernos de cabeza hueca de 8-1.25 x 40ram, un perno de
cabeza de hueca de 8-1.25 x 30mm, dos pernos de cabeza

bezal mdvil

Base del :
de la herramienta
Manija de fljacibn

hueca de 8-1.25 x 25turn, dos pernos de cabeza hueca de 8-1.25
x 20mm, cuatro arandelas planes delgadas de 8rnm, dos arandelas planes regulates de 8rnm, dos arandelas de seguridad de
8ram, una arandela plans de 10mm, dos tuercas hexagonales
de 8-1.25mm, una tuerca hexagonal de 10-1.5turn, espaciador,

Figura 2 - Acople la Base del Soporte de la Herramienta a la
Base del Tomo (Modelo 24951)
INSTALE
(MODELO

cuatro tornillos de fijacibn de 8-1.25 x 8mm, un tornillo de fijaci6n
de 8-1.25 x 10mrn, pssador de latbn, Ilaves hexagonales de 4 y
6 mm y una Ilave de extremo abierto de 13/14mm.

LA BASE DEL SOPORTE

DE LA HERRAMIENTA

24952)

Consulte la Figura 3.
•

Afioje la manija de fljacibn del cabezal mbvil y deslicelo hacia
la parte posterior del tubo de la base del torno.

•

Afloje la manija de fljacibn de la base del seporte de la heiTernienta y deslice el conjunto de la base del seporte de la herramienta (surninistrado con el torno) tan eerca del cabezal
fijo como sea posible.

•

Afloje la manija de fljacibn de[ fiador del soporte de la herrarnienta y retire el soporte de la herramienta (suministrado con
el torno).

•

Coloque el apoyo del soporte de la herramienta y el puntal en
el tubo de la base del torno e instdlelos juntos utilizsndo dos
pernos de cabeza hueca de 8 x 25rnm y dos arandelas de
seguridad de 8ram.

Consulte las Figures 1-9.
PRECAUCION:
No intente hacer el montaje si hay partes que
faltan. Vdlgase de este manual pars solicitar piezse de repuesto.
Retire todos los componentes de la eaja de envio e inspeccione la lists de partes para vedfiear que se hayan incluido
todas las partes. Limpie cads uno de los componentes y retire
todo agente de conservacibn (recubrimientos) seg0n sea
necesario.
AVISO: Antes de rnontar el trazadar, eseg0rese que el torno este
afisnzado aun banco de trabajo o soporte adecuado.

•

_oloque el conjunto del apoyo y puntal del soporte de la herramienta a una distancia aproximada de 30" de la base del

Puntal_
Espaciador

soporte de la herrarnienta suministrada con el tomo. Luego,
las bases del soporte de la herramienta se p_:lr_n acorcar o
separar m_s, dependiendo del Largode La pieze de trabajo.
Inserte el pasador de latSn en el oriflcio roscado del apoyo
del soporte de la herTamienta y luego enrosque la manija de
fljacibn en el apoyo.
•

Coloque el fiador del soporte de la herramienta en el apoyo
del soporte de la herramienta y asegOrelo en su posici6n utilizando un perno de cabeza hueca de 8 x 3Omm y un espaciador. Enrosque la manija de fijaci6n en el fiador del
soporte de Is herrarnienta.

Figura 5 - Instale el Trazador an el Tomo
•

Pemo de cabeza hueca
Espaciador _,

INSTALE LA PALANCA,
DE AJUSTE FINO

Fiador del soporte de
la herramienta
Apoyo del soporte
de la herramienta _

Asegure los puntales en les bases del soporte de la herramienta utilizando las manijas de fijaci6n.
LAS MANIJASY

ELTORNILLO

Consulte la Figura 6.
I

•

Inserte los bujes en la palanca. Deslice los pernos de cabeza
hueca de 8 x 20mm a trav6s de los bujes. Enrosque los pernos en la deslizadera y el bloque.

•

Enrosque las cuatro manijas con perilla en el cobo.

Manija de

de la herramienta
cabeza hueca

Arandela de seguridad

Tuerca hexagonal

Figure 3 - Acople la Base del Soporte de la Herramienta
a la Bass delTomo (Modelo 24952)

Tornillo de a
rico

_-->-

Deslizadera

INSTALE LAS BARRAS DE SOPORTE EN EL CONJUNTO
DE LA DESLIZADERA
Consulte la Figura 4.
Retire el conjunto de engranejes del conjunto de la
deslizadera extrayendo tres pernos de cabeza hueca.

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