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Apparently AMT is no longer in business. There may be a similar Craftsman model in case a manual can be located for it, but link below suggests they did not locate manuals.
A Craftsman shaper from the 1970's manual for sale:
That must be a pretty thick forest there Bella, Sounds like there is a jam somewhere if the thing is that new just take it back where you purchased it and they have to give you a new one or at least fix it the customer is always rite remember that..... I you tamper with those nuts you could void any possible warranty you might still have.
Here's a link to a 43-370 HD shaper manual (13mb), but that's the only one delta seems to have online. (See search results here.) For older machines, you may find something useful here.
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As its name suggests, the shaper - essentially a router with added power -- is a tool used to shape wood. A shaper consists of a sturdy table and an upright shaft connected to a powerful motor. Its micro-adjustable fence ensures perfect precision cuts.
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