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CLOSE TO THE PROPELLER as possible (cutter blade next to propeller
hub) considering exposed shaft taper. (Photo #3). (CANNOT CLAMP ON
TAPER!!)
B. 3 AND 5 BLADE propeller: Position one cutter blade 1/4"
- 1" behind the leading edge of propeller blade; the other cutter blade
will automatically be in position (Photo #4). 2 and 4 blade propellers:
Position cutter blade approximately y 2" behind leading edge (Photo #4).
C. FIRST, tighten screw on lip side (closing alignment lip
completely!) (Photo #5). This automatically aligns the stationary cutter
groove perpendicular to the bore, assuring cutter will spin true at all
RPM's.
D. SECOND, tighten opposite screw (without alignment lip). This
clamps rotary cutter to shaft.
NOTE: Only one side of Rotary Cutter has an alignment lip.
When tightened, this automatically aligns the stationary cutter groove
perpendicular to the shaft bore, allowing the stationary cutter assembly to
spin freely in groove without binding. (The two rotary cutter castings
are paired (DO NOT INTERCHANGE) they must remain as a set.)
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Photo 9-F, F1, F2, F3 Only |
Photo 10-F, F1, F2, F3 Only |
Photo 11 |
A. 1) Mold size cutters A, B, C, D, E, insert stationary
cutter into U shape bearings. (Photos #6, #7 and #8).
2) Insert stationary cutter with bearing into groove of mounted
rotating cutters.
A1. 1) Mold size cutters F, F1, F2, F3, insert bottom
bearing tape into cutter groove. (Photos #9 and #10).
2) Insert stationary cutter (with 4 sides bearings in place) into cutter
groove.
B. Tighten socket head cap screw with spacer/lock washer (Photo
#11). Spacer/lock washer is necessary to keep screw from
hitting bottom of bearing.

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