Logan Graphic Products T360 user manual

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Model T300
Instruction Manual
Model T360
General PurPose Trimmer
Total Trimmer
Introduction
The Logan Trimmer offers many unique features and durability that make it the best value trimmer/cutter available.
Capable of handling your most demanding trimming needs, the Total Trimmer is the versatile work-horse trimmer you
have been looking for. Ideal for trimming difficult materials like PVC foamboard and vinyl, it also easily cuts common
materials such as films, paper and almost any flexible o

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Instruction Manual Total Trimmer Model T300 & T360 C B Identification Board Head A A. Squaring Arm G. Blade Knob B. Squaring Arm Stop H. Depth Adjustment J D C. Lifter Knob F D. Cutting Head I. Plunger Pin E E. Cutting Bar J. Blade Holder F. Handle Bar G Safety H I • Remove blades when servicing machine. • Do no place your fingers near blade when using machine. Fig. 2 Fig. 1 • Be sure lifter bar is down when cutting. • Do not force cutting head if stuck. Assembly Attaching Squaring Arm

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Instruction Manual Total Trimmer Model T300 &T360 Operation 1. Raise cutting bar using lifter arm or raise to Fig. 7 Fig. 6 full open position. (Fig. 6) 2. Slide material onto board and against squar- ing arm. (Fig. 7) 3. Adjust Stop to desired dimension. (Fig. 8) 4. Lower Cutting Bar 5. Slide Cutting Head beyond end of material. 6. Pivot blade down fully until it locks. (Fig. 9) 7. Place hand on to cutting handle & pull cut- ting head down through material until head Fig. 9 Fig. 8 reaches su

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Instruction Manual Total Trimmer Model T300 &T360 Maintenance and Adjustment Cutting Head Bearings Fig. 12 If cutting head is loose or wobbling, tighten three adjustment screws to eliminate the play and improve cut accuracy. (Fig. 12) Adjustment Screws Resquare Squaring Arm 1. Place a carpenter’s square against cutting bar first. Fig. 13 Slide against squaring arm and look for gaps between square and squaring arm. (Fig. 13) Carpenter’s Square 2. Notice which way squaring arm would have to m