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==Use for:==
* Up to 16 ga (0.0625") sheet metal, any metal is okay
* Note that different metals have different thickness limits.
==Do Not Use for:==
* Any sheet metal exceeding max thickness
==Hazard Analysis==
* The workpiece can snap unexpectedly or break. Eye Protection Required
* Caught-between injuries when cutting
* Don’t pinch hands in the machine’s moving parts
* Don’t smash a foot under the foot petal
* Shin injuries from slipping off the foot pedal
* Cuts/ scrapes from sharp cut edges of work
{{EyeWarning}}
{| class="infobox" cellspacing="5" style="width: 22em; text-align: left; font-size: 100%; line-height: 1.5em;"
! colspan="2" class="infobox-image" | [[File:Metal_Shop_jump_shear_thickness_capacity.png|300px|thickness equivalents]]
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| colspan="2" |  Equivalent thickness for shearing different metals relative to mild steel.
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==Operation Notes==
* To perform multiple cuts of the same length, use the backstop and front stop attachments (stored under the pan and box brake).
*  Thickness limits are different for different metals.
'''Refer to the chart on the machine'''
==Basic Operation Instructions==
'''Test before use - make sure blades are not interfering with each other.'''
1. Step on Foot Lever
2. As the foot lever travels downward, the Hold Down will press against the work piece at about half way. The Foot Lever will stop at this point.
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! colspan="2" class="infobox-image" | [[File:Metal_Shop_jump_shear_hold_down.png|450px|foot lever and hold down]]
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| colspan="2" |  The foot lever and hold down on the jump shear.
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3. To engage the cutting blade and perform the cut, use both feet to “jump" on the Foot Lever and press it to the floor.
'''Test with Craft Paper''' A paper grocery bag works well.
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! colspan="2" class="infobox-image" | [[File:Metal_Shop_jump_shear_rear_adjustment_screws.png|450px|rear adjustments]]
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| colspan="2" |  Adjustment screws on the rear of the jump shear, for the upper blade.
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! colspan="2" class="infobox-image" | [[File:Metal_Shop_jump_shear_front_adjustment_screws.png|450px|front adjustments]]
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| colspan="2" |  Adjustment screws on the front and sides of the jump shear, for the lower blade.
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* '''If the shear cuts paper on the ends but not the center,''' loosen the hex nut and turn the tie-rod adjusting screw clockwise, as viewed from back, until paper is cut the entire length.
* '''If the shear cuts paper in the center but not the ends,'' loosen the hex nut and turn the tie-rod adjusting screw counter-clockwise until the paper is cut the entire length.
* Retighten the hex nut against the frame.
* To adjust the bottom blade, loosen the large bolts on the sides and adjust with bolts on the front.
==Video==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0Vl77nS_5U&t=2s Use of the jump shear]

Latest revision as of 16:53, 11 August 2024