Putting Into Operation - Scheppach Chisa 3.0 Original Anleitungen

10 gas spring
11 tool holder
12 table extension
13 tool change cover
14 lock screw
15 workpiece stop adjustment lever
All assembly and retrofitting work may only
be performed when the mains plug has been
disconnected.
Operating handle assembly Fig. 1.1-1.2
Mount the catch socket (a) on the machine head
with the spring (b) and special screw (c). (Fig. 1.1)
Connect the control lever (3) and catch socket (a)
with washer (d), compression spring (e), washer (f)
and hexagonal nut (g). (Fig. 1.2)
Gas spring assembly Fig. 1.3
Place the drive unit upright.
Please observe the safety instructions!
The machine may only be put into operation when
all of the protective and saftey devices have been
mounted.
Installing chisel and bit
• Release the lock screw, as shown in Fig. 2.
• Insert chisel bushing (with the hole facing
forward) into the head. Tighten the screw just
enough to hold the chisel in place.
• Place the chisel in the bushing. Firmly tighten the
Operating instructions Fig. 3-4
Set the depth stop (9. Fig. 3) to the desired depth.
Place the workpiece on the table, put the stop in
the center of the drill tip and clamp it firmly with
the 2 toggle bolts (a Fig. 4).
With the two workpiece guides (7. Fig. 4) secure
your workpiece. Ensure that the workpiece can
move.
Set the blank holder (8. Fig. 4) just above the
value of the workpiece and clamp it tightly.

Putting into Operation

Operating instructions
15
Press the gas spring (10) up and down in the ball
head.
Workpiece stop assembly Fig. 1.4
Insert the workpiece stop (6) into the gearing (k),
Insert and adjust the adjustment lever to the rear
(15), secure it to the table with 2 toggle bolts (a),
Insert table extensions (12) on both sides of the
table.
Tool holder assembly Fig. 1.5
Assemble the tool holder (11) with 2 Allen screws
M8x20.
Workpiece guides assembly Fig 1.6
Place the two workpiece guides (7) in the groove
(a) on the table and tighten with the clamping lever
(b).
screw. Attention: The slot in the side of the chisel
must show to the left or to the right, never to the
front or to the back. This will allow the ejection of
chips when making mortises.
• Push the chisel through the chisel opening
upwards into the chuck and lock it with the chuck
key.
• Adjust the bit at a distance of 0.8 to 1.6 mm
between the chisel points, dictated by the type of
wood.
• Place the work piece on the table and clamp it
with the vice. With the right hand wheel, move
the table forward and backward, with the left
hand wheel move the table to the left and to the
right.
• Adjust the table stops, Fig. 5, according to the
length of cut required, then tighten the thumb
screws.
• Turn the machine on and feed the chisel and
bit steadily into the work piece by pulling the
operating handle down. Attention: The speed
of pulling the handle down must be efficient but
smooth, in order to avoid burning at the bit. Yet
if the chisel and bit are pulled down too quickly,
the machine could be overloaded. The different
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