4.Place the new or newly sharpened knife in the cutterhead and tighten slightly so that the knife is held approximately 1/16" above its final set height. Tighten the locking screws equally to the point that the knife will not slip deeper into the cutterhead under its own weight, but can be pushed deeper with one or two pounds of downward force. Test the tightness by pressing down on the knives with a block of wood. Serious cuts could result if you use your fingers.

5.Place one Mini Planer Pal® at the far end of the cutterhead. Place the second Mini Planer Pal® in the same position at the opposite end. Using hand pressure from above, push down one jig so that the four end magnets contact the cutterhead, and the middle magnet contacts the knife. Do not use excessive pressure to push down the knife. If the knife will not move downward into position, loosen the locking screws slightly and try again. Repeat procedure for the second jig.

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6.Hold the cutterhead with one hand and slide each jig until the indexing pin contacts the back edge of the gib slot. See Figure.

Figure shows proper alignment (left side) of the Planer Pal™.

7.Use a flashlight to look down the length of the cutterhead to ensure that the knife is in contact with the middle magnet of both jigs. If so, the knife is ready to be tightened.

8.Tighten the bolts symmetrically in steps. Starting with the middle bolt, turn each bolt once with a wrench and move outward toward the ends. Repeat the sequence until the bolts are tight. The Mini Planer Pals® will cover the end bolts, do not tighten those end bolts until the exposed bolts are tightened securely. Remove the Mini Planer Pals®, put them back in their protective boxes, and tighten the last two bolts securely.

NOTE: When returning the Mini Planer Pals® to their box, be sure to put the jig used on the right side of the cutterhead into the right side of the box and vice versa for the left. Then, when you set the next knife, use the jig on the right side of the box for the right side of the cutterhead and vice versa for the left. Keeping the jigs left and right organized will ensure consistent alignment from knife to knife.

NOTE: There is a numbered sticker on the outside of the box. Do not remove it! If, for some rea- son, you need to replace one of your Mini Planer Pals®, this sticker provides the code that ensures you’ll get a matching Mini Planer Pal®.

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W1226 specifications

Woodstock W1226 is a remarkable wood-burning stove that exemplifies modern efficiency while maintaining the classic aesthetics that many homeowners cherish. Designed for both functionality and style, this stove integrates seamlessly into various home décors, making it a favored choice among those seeking warmth and ambiance.

One of the standout features of the Woodstock W1226 is its superior combustion technology. Utilizing a catalytic combustion system, this stove significantly enhances fuel efficiency and reduces emissions. The catalytic converter allows for a more complete burn of the wood, producing less smoke and maximizing heat output. This not only makes the stove environmentally friendly but also ensures that users make the most out of their wood supply.

The W1226 is designed to heat spaces effectively, with a heating capability of up to 1,500 square feet. This makes it an ideal solution for both small and medium-sized rooms. The appliance’s large firebox is capable of accommodating longer logs, allowing for extended burn times and fewer refueling sessions. It typically offers a burn time of up to 10 hours on a single load, perfect for cozy evenings and long winter nights.

In addition to its efficiency, the Woodstock W1226 boasts an elegant appearance. Its timeless design, available in various finishes, complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. The large glass door not only provides a beautiful view of the flames but also enhances the warmth and ambiance of any space. The simple, user-friendly controls assist in regulating the fire, making it easy for anyone to operate.

Durability and craftsmanship are also key characteristics of the W1226. Constructed from high-quality steel and cast iron, this stove is built to last. The meticulous attention to detail during its manufacturing ensures that it can withstand the rigors of daily use while also maintaining its stylish appearance.

Safety features include a robust air wash system that keeps the glass clean and a solid cast iron door with a secure latch. These elements ensure that the stove operates safely and effectively, allowing homeowners to enjoy the charm of a wood fire without worry.

Overall, the Woodstock W1226 is not just a wood-burning stove; it is a blend of technology, design, and efficiency that epitomizes modern heating solutions. Whether it’s for a primary heating source or a supplementary unit, this stove meets the diverse needs of homeowners while adding a touch of elegance to any room.
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