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PNEUMATIC DOOR SKINNING TOOL
DS1000 - Pneumatic Door Skinning Tool
• Save significant time and cost in skinning doors
• Faster than any other method
• Factory like results in one pass
• One hand operation
• Patent #6,578,404
DS1000 PNEUMATIC DOOR SKINNING TOOL: BACKGROUND, FEATURES & BENEFITS
Industry Background:
• Installing door skins has always been a very tedious labor intensive job originally done with a hammer and dolly.
• Other tools have been designed over the years to simplify this job, but all of these tools offer minimal improvement at best.
• A very deliberate sustained effort, to develop a better way of crimping a door skin flange, resulted in the development of the “DS 1000” tool.
Features of the DS 1000:
• Precision machined aluminum head, hardened shafts, and ball bearing construction throughout, which will provide a long life and maximum
durability for many years of trouble free service for real world professional use.
• Forged and hardened steel crimping head is specially designed to roll the steel flanges over with a minimum of physical effort,
and leaves the flange smooth without unsightly ripples.
• Nylon dolly pad is made of a special nylon polymer, which inherently has lubricating properties, to help minimize physical effort
and virtually eliminate damage to exterior surfaces of the door skin.
• The DS 1000 is manufactured to be very versatile with provisions to accommodate virtually any door flange thickness, by simply loosening
two socket head screws and sliding the Nylon Dolly pad fore or aft, and re-tightening the screws.
• Powerful pneumatic drive motor with planetary gear reduction reduces the speed and allows for maximum range of motion of the crimping head.
• Design allows tool to maneuver around inner and outer curves as well as most body design features.
• Close tolerance design and manufacturing, results in a tool that is incredibly smooth, quiet, and easy to use.
Benefits to technicians:
• Drastic reduction in the time required to install a door skin. As much as an hour or more can be expected improving your bottom line
in a commission or rate environment.
• Drastic reduction in operator fatigue, leads to fewer cases of carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive motion ailments.
• One handed operation to allow for free hand to manipulate the work piece.
• Light weight and maneuverable yet very powerful
• Variable flange thickness adjustment allows for accurate disbursement of panel adhesive in the crimped area resulting in a smooth glue bead.
Benefits to management:
• The drastic reduction in the time required to install a door skin significantly reduces labor costs.
• Drastic reduction in operator fatigue, leads to fewer cases of carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive motion ailments which reduces potential
workman’s comp claims and costs.
• Elimination of damage to the outside of the door skin further reduces labor during finishing.
• Drastic improvement in the quality of the finished product. The finished crimp typically is indistinguishable from a factory crimp.
• The reduction in labor, results in a very short payback period on your investment. In many cases the “DS1000” tool pays for itself within weeks.
DS1000 Operating Instructions
Thank you for purchasing a DS1000 Door Skinner Tool from Astro Pneumatic Tool Company. We are confident that you will be very pleased with this tool. The DS1000 Door Skinner Tool is very straight forward and simple to operate, however, spending a few minutes to read through these instructions and tips could make you proficient in the use of the DS1000 much more quickly.
The DS1000 makes short work of crimping the door skin flanges of straight or smoothly contoured door edges. It can be used successfully in areas as short as 3 inches or infinitely longer
.
The DS1000 works by folding the door skin flange over and pinching it tight between a hardened steel, reciprocating crimping head and an adjustable nylon anvil pad. One pass is all that is normally required once you have the nylon pad adjusted for the proper crimp thickness.
There are a few things that must be done to make your job successful.
We start by assuming that the old door skin has been removed and the shell cleaned and prepared for the new skin, adhesive applied and the shell and skin clamped together.
It is necessary to have the flange bent over to at least 80 degrees from horizontal. In other words the flange should be hammered over somewhat all the way around the door skin.
It is also necessary to have the starting corners hammered down nearly tight. Starting the first inch or two of the corners of the door by using a hammer and dolly to fold the flange down tight accomplishes two things. First it keeps the door skin in place around the shell, and second it creates a place to engage the DS1000 tool onto the skin flange. After you are finished hammering down the starting corners, use your hammer and dolly to start folding the entire flange over to about 80 degrees. This does take a little time, but it is worth the effort as you will soon see.
Now you are ready to finish the crimp with the DS1000. First make sure you have the nylon pad adjusted to obtain the crimp thickness to your liking. This can only be done through trial and error. If you have any concerns about being too tight, it is not a problem to fold the flange down loosely, and then make a second pass to pinch it tight. We do recommend that the crimp be at least 90% tight on the first pass.
Slide the DS1000 onto the door skin in one of the starting areas. IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU KEEP THE TOOL STRAIGHT AND PARALLEL TO THE EDGE OF THE DOOR WHILE YOU ARE OPERATING IT. If you operate the DS1000 tool at even a slight angle away from the edge of the door you will run the risk of the reciprocating head catching on the uncrimped flange and deforming it.
It is also important to roll the DS1000 slightly counter-clockwise (looking at the air inlet) as you are operating it so that the innermost edge of the nylon pad will not contact the exterior surface of the door skin. It is unlikely that any damage will occur regardless, but a little finesse will assure you of a flawless job.
Make sure you have the DS1000 connected to good clean shop air at 90 to 120 PSI. Start the DS1000 and push it slowly along the edge of the door to fold and crimp the flange down tight. It is not necessary to push hard. After a short period you will get a feel for a comfortable feed rate.
The DS1000 is designed to be very maneuverable. It is capable of negotiating inside curves, outside curves, concave and convex door edges, and many style lines. Flanges on body style features that are too abrupt to be done with the DS1000 as well as sharp corners etc. will need to be folded over with a hammer and dolly.
With a little practice, you will experience outstanding results both on the exterior surfaces of the door and the inside flange, and save LOTS of time as well.
DS1000 Operating Instructions
Thank you for purchasing a DS1000 Door Skinner Tool from Astro Pneumatic Tool Company. We are confident that you will be very pleased with this tool. The DS1000 Door Skinner Tool is very straight forward and simple to operate, however, spending a few minutes to read through these instructions and tips could make you proficient in the use of the DS1000 much more quickly.
The DS1000 makes short work of crimping the door skin flanges of straight or smoothly contoured door edges. It can be used successfully in areas as short as 3 inches or infinitely longer
.
The DS1000 works by folding the door skin flange over and pinching it tight between a hardened steel, reciprocating crimping head and an adjustable nylon anvil pad. One pass is all that is normally required once you have the nylon pad adjusted for the proper crimp thickness.
There are a few things that must be done to make your job successful.
We start by assuming that the old door skin has been removed and the shell cleaned and prepared for the new skin, adhesive applied and the shell and skin clamped together.
It is necessary to have the flange bent over to at least 80 degrees from horizontal. In other words the flange should be hammered over somewhat all the way around the door skin.
It is also necessary to have the starting corners hammered down nearly tight. Starting the first inch or two of the corners of the door by using a hammer and dolly to fold the flange down tight accomplishes two things. First it keeps the door skin in place around the shell, and second it creates a place to engage the DS1000 tool onto the skin flange. After you are finished hammering down the starting corners, use your hammer and dolly to start folding the entire flange over to about 80 degrees. This does take a little time, but it is worth the effort as you will soon see.
Now you are ready to finish the crimp with the DS1000. First make sure you have the nylon pad adjusted to obtain the crimp thickness to your liking. This can only be done through trial and error. If you have any concerns about being too tight, it is not a problem to fold the flange down loosely, and then make a second pass to pinch it tight. We do recommend that the crimp be at least 90% tight on the first pass.
Slide the DS1000 onto the door skin in one of the starting areas. IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU KEEP THE TOOL STRAIGHT AND PARALLEL TO THE EDGE OF THE DOOR WHILE YOU ARE OPERATING IT. If you operate the DS1000 tool at even a slight angle away from the edge of the door you will run the risk of the reciprocating head catching on the uncrimped flange and deforming it.
It is also important to roll the DS1000 slightly counter-clockwise (looking at the air inlet) as you are operating it so that the innermost edge of the nylon pad will not contact the exterior surface of the door skin. It is unlikely that any damage will occur regardless, but a little finesse will assure you of a flawless job.
Make sure you have the DS1000 connected to good clean shop air at 90 to 120 PSI. Start the DS1000 and push it slowly along the edge of the door to fold and crimp the flange down tight. It is not necessary to push hard. After a short period you will get a feel for a comfortable feed rate.
The DS1000 is designed to be very maneuverable. It is capable of negotiating inside curves, outside curves, concave and convex door edges, and many style lines. Flanges on body style features that are too abrupt to be done with the DS1000 as well as sharp corners etc. will need to be folded over with a hammer and dolly.
With a little practice, you will experience outstanding results both on the exterior surfaces of the door and the inside flange, and save LOTS of time as well.
DS1000 Operating Instructions
Thank you for purchasing a DS1000 Door Skinner Tool from Astro Pneumatic Tool Company. We are confident that you will be very pleased with this tool. The DS1000 Door Skinner Tool is very straight forward and simple to operate, however, spending a few minutes to read through these instructions and tips could make you proficient in the use of the DS1000 much more quickly.
The DS1000 makes short work of crimping the door skin flanges of straight or smoothly contoured door edges. It can be used successfully in areas as short as 3 inches or infinitely longer
.
The DS1000 works by folding the door skin flange over and pinching it tight between a hardened steel, reciprocating crimping head and an adjustable nylon anvil pad. One pass is all that is normally required once you have the nylon pad adjusted for the proper crimp thickness.
There are a few things that must be done to make your job successful.
We start by assuming that the old door skin has been removed and the shell cleaned and prepared for the new skin, adhesive applied and the shell and skin clamped together.
It is necessary to have the flange bent over to at least 80 degrees from horizontal. In other words the flange should be hammered over somewhat all the way around the door skin.
It is also necessary to have the starting corners hammered down nearly tight. Starting the first inch or two of the corners of the door by using a hammer and dolly to fold the flange down tight accomplishes two things. First it keeps the door skin in place around the shell, and second it creates a place to engage the DS1000 tool onto the skin flange. After you are finished hammering down the starting corners, use your hammer and dolly to start folding the entire flange over to about 80 degrees. This does take a little time, but it is worth the effort as you will soon see.
Now you are ready to finish the crimp with the DS1000. First make sure you have the nylon pad adjusted to obtain the crimp thickness to your liking. This can only be done through trial and error. If you have any concerns about being too tight, it is not a problem to fold the flange down loosely, and then make a second pass to pinch it tight. We do recommend that the crimp be at least 90% tight on the first pass.
Slide the DS1000 onto the door skin in one of the starting areas. IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU KEEP THE TOOL STRAIGHT AND PARALLEL TO THE EDGE OF THE DOOR WHILE YOU ARE OPERATING IT. If you operate the DS1000 tool at even a slight angle away from the edge of the door you will run the risk of the reciprocating head catching on the uncrimped flange and deforming it.
It is also important to roll the DS1000 slightly counter-clockwise (looking at the air inlet) as you are operating it so that the innermost edge of the nylon pad will not contact the exterior surface of the door skin. It is unlikely that any damage will occur regardless, but a little finesse will assure you of a flawless job.
Make sure you have the DS1000 connected to good clean shop air at 90 to 120 PSI. Start the DS1000 and push it slowly along the edge of the door to fold and crimp the flange down tight. It is not necessary to push hard. After a short period you will get a feel for a comfortable feed rate.
The DS1000 is designed to be very maneuverable. It is capable of negotiating inside curves, outside curves, concave and convex door edges, and many style lines. Flanges on body style features that are too abrupt to be done with the DS1000 as well as sharp corners etc. will need to be folded over with a hammer and dolly.
With a little practice, you will experience outstanding results both on the exterior surfaces of the door and the inside flange, and save LOTS of time as well.
DS1000 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing a DS1000 Door Skinning Tool from Astro Pneumatic
tool Company. We are confident that you will be very pleased with this tool.
The DS1000 Door Skinner Tool is very straight forward and simple to operate,
however, spending a few minutes to read through these instructions and
tips could make you proficient in the use of the DS1000 much more quickly.
The DS1000 makes short work of crimping the door skin flanges of straight
or smoothly contoured door edges. It can be used successfully in areas as
short as 3 inches or infinitely longer. The DS1000 works by folding the door
skin flange over and pinching it tight between a hardened steel, reciprocating
crimping head and an adjustable nylon anvil pad. One pass is all that is normally
required once you have the nylon pad adjusted for the proper crimp thickness.
Preparation:
There are a few that must be done to make your job successful.
We start by assuming that the old door skin has been removed and the shell cleaned and prepared for
the new skin, adhesive applied and the shell and skin clamped together.
It is necessary to have the flange bent over to at least 80 degrees from horizontal. In other words the
flange should be hammered over somewhat all the way around the door skin.
It is also necessary to have the starting corners hammered down nearly tight. Starting the first inch or two
of the corners of the door by using a hammer and dolly to fold the flange down tight accomplishes two
things. First it keeps the door skin in place around the shell, and second it creates a place to engage the
DS1000 tool onto the skin flange. After you are finished hammering down the starting corners, use your
hammer and dolly to start folding the entire flange over to about 80 degrees. This does take a little time,
but it is worth the effort as you will soon see.
Operation:
Now you are ready to finish the crimp with the DS1000.
1) First make sure you have the nylon pad adjusted to obtain the crimp thickness to your liking.
This can only be done through trial and error. If you have any concerns about being too tight,
it is not a problem to fold the flange down loosely, and then make a second pass to pinch it tight.
We do recommend that the crimp be at least 90% tight on the first pass.
2) Slide the DS1000 onto the door skin in one of the starting areas. IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU KEEP THE
TOOL STRAIGHT AND PARALLEL TO THE EDGE OF THE DOOR WHILE YOU ARE OPERATING IT.
If you operate the DS1000 tool at even a slight angle away from the edge of the door you will run the risk
of the reciprocating head catching on the uncrimped flange and deforming it.
It is also important to roll the DS1000 slightly counter-clockwise (looking at the air inlet) as you are
operating it so that the innermost edge of the nylon pad will not contact the exterior surface of the door
skin. It is unlikely that any damage will occur regardless, but a little finesse will assure you of a flawless
job.
3) Make sure you have the DS1000 connected to good clean shop air at 90 to 120 PSI. Start the DS1000
and push it slowly along the edge of the door to fold and crimp the flange down tight. It is not necessary to
push hard. After a short period you will get a feel for a comfortable feed rate.
The DS1000 is designed to be very maneuverable. It is capable of negotiating inside curves, outside
curves, concave and convex door edges, and many style lines. Flanges on body style features that are
too abrupt to be done with the DS1000 as well as sharp corners etc. will need to be folded over with a
hammer and dolly.
With a little practice, you will experience outstanding results both on the
exterior surfaces of the door and the inside flange, and save LOTS of time as well.
DS1000
PNEUMATIC DOOR SKINNING TOOL
Normal use of this product is likely to expose
the user to dust and/or microscopic particles
containing chemicals known to the State of
California to cause cancer, birth defects
or other reproductive harm. Always wear
appropriate safety equipment and clothing when
using this product. Study, understand and follow
all instructions provided with this product.
Always wear ANSI approved goggles when using
this product.
Always select the correct accessories of the
correct size and design for the job that you are
attempting to perform.
Always work in a clean, safe, well-lit, organized
and adequately equipped area.
Do not begin repairs without assurance that
vehicle is in secure position, and will not move
during repair.
Caution: To help prevent personal injury
Safety Precaution
Foreseen Use of the Tool
Do not use the tool outside of the design intent.
Never modify the tool for any other purpose, or for its use.
Unpacking
When unpacking, check the parts diagram and part number listing
on page 5 to make sure all parts are included. If any parts are
missing or damage, please call your distributor
Important
Read these instructions carefully before
operating this tool.
Keep these instructions in a safe accessible place.
Foreseen Use of the Tool
Do not use the tool outside of the design intent.
Never modify the tool for any other purpose, or for its use.
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8) Slip/Trip/Fall is a major reason of serious injury or death.
Beware of excess hose left on the walking or work surface.
9) Wearing eye/face protector could reduce the danger to
person from high speed splinters being emitted from the
tool or work surface.
10) Wearing correct breathing protection will help avoid
inhaling dust or handling debris form work process that
can be harmful to your health.
12) High sound level can cause permanent hearing loss.
Use hearing protection while operating tool.
13) Due to the material being processed, there may be a
risk of explosion or fire. Be aware of work surface dangers
prior to beginning work.
14) There is a risk of being cut due to high speed
rotation. Do not touch high speed rotating parts.
15) This power tool is not insulated. If contact is made with
an electric current injury may occur.
16) Dust created by sanding, sawing, grinding, drilling and
other related activities may expose the user to dust and/or
microscopic particles that may contain chemicals known to
the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or
other reproductive harm.
Users of this tool should review the chemical composition
of the work surface and any products used in conjunction
with the operation of this tool for any such chemicals prior
to engaging in any activity that creates dust and/or
microscopic particles.
Users should obtain the Material Safety Data Sheets for all
identified chemicals, either from the manufacturer or their
employer, and proceed to study, understand, and follow all
instructions and warnings for exposure to such chemicals.
Some examples of these chemicals are: lead from lead-
based paints; crystalline silica from bricks, cement and
other masonry products; and arsenic and chromium from
chemically treated lumber. A listing of the chemicals can
be obtained from www.oehha.ca.gov under Proposition 65.
In order to reduce their exposure to such chemicals, users
should always:
*
work in well-ventilated areas.
*
wear appropriate safety equipment and clothing that are
specifically designed to filter out microscopic particles.
Maintenance instruction:
1)Lubrication:
After 3 to 4 hours of operation, oiling
may be necessary again.
2)Tightness of parts:
Regularly check whether all connecting parts are
fastened securely. Follow this procedure daily
before beginning work.
3)Cleanness:
Dust may accumulate around spindle inside
shield. It is recommended to remove
the dust on daily basis.
4)Storage:
Avoid storing the tool in a location subject to high
humidity. If the tool is left unused, the residual
moisture inside the tool can cause rust. Before
storing and after operation, oil the tool at the air
inlet with spindle oil and run it for a short period.
5)Disposal:
Follow national legislation of Waste disposal. Never
drop into fire.
6)Ordering service part:
For further operational and handling information or
for replacement of parts and components, contact the
sales agent from where you purchased the tool, or the
service division of our company.
*
In ordering parts and components, give each part
number, name and quantities.
1) The tool shall not be used in potentially explosive
atmospheres.
2) Disconnect the air hose before changing or
adjusting any inserted tools.
3) Before using tool, please confirm all couplings
and plugs are fixed securely. Air hose that is under
pressure may lash out when disconnected
and could lead to serious injuries.
4) Prevent loose clothes, long hair or any other
personal accessories from coming close to moving
parts to reduce the risk of being caught, trapped
or drawn into the rotating spindle.
5) Excessive high air pressure, that exceeds the
maximum pressure, may cause injuries to user.
6) Exposure to strong vibration for extended time
may cause harm to operator.
7) Make sure of the rotation direction before starting
the tool to reduce hazardous situations due to
unexpected rotation direction.
Cautions for Use
1) Always wear ear protection and safety glasses when using
this tool. Gloves and protective clothing are recommended.
2) Personal protection and dust collection devices shall be
chosen according to the material being worked upon. Please
consult provider of such devices.
3) Basic safety instructions and warnings must always be
followed. in addition, safety instructions & warnings identified
in ANSI B186.1 Safety Code for Portable Air Tools must be
followed. For further ANSI information see www.ansi.org or
call (212) 642-4900
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1 DS1000-01 Motor Housing 1
2 DS1000-02 Lever 1
3 DS1000-03 Pin 1
4 DS1000-04 Inlet 1
5 DS1000-05 Valve Bushing 1
6 DS1000-06 O-Ring 1
7 DS1000-07 O-Ring 1
8 DS1000-08 Valve Stem 1
9 DS1000-09 Valve Spring 1
10 DS1000-10 Air Regulator 1
11 DS1000-11 O-Ring 1
12 DS1000-12 O-Ring 1
13 DS1000-13 Valve Plug 1
14 DS1000-14 Ball Bearing 2
15 DS1000-15 Rear End Plate 1
16 DS1000-16 Pin 1
17 DS1000-17 Cylinder 1
18 DS1000-18 Rotor Blade 4
19 DS1000-19 Rotor 1
20 DS1000-20 Front End Plate 1
21 DS1000-21 Internal Gear 1
22 DS1000-22 Planet Gear 3
23 DS1000-23 Planet Carrier 1
25 DS1000-25 Ball Bearing 2
INDEX
NO. QTY.PART NO. DESCRIPTION
26 DS1000-26 Spacer 1
27 DS1000-27 Retainer Ring 1
28 DS1000-28 Needle 13
29 DS1000-29 Needle Plate 1
30 DS1000-30 Drive Spindle 1
31 DS1000-31 Angle Head 1
32 DS1000-32 Screw 4
33 DS1000-33 Ball Bearing 1
34 DS1000-34 Retainer Ring 1
35 DS1000-35 Retainer Ring 1
36 DS1000-36 Spacer 1
37 DS1000-37 Spacer 1
38 DS1000-38 Ball Bearing 2
39 DS1000-39 Spacer 1
40 DS1000-40 Retainer Ring 1
41 DS1000-41 Spindle 1
42 DS1000-42 Press Blade 1
43 DS1000-43 Screw 1
44 DS1000-44 Steel Plate 1
45 DS1000-45A Nylon Seat 1
46 DS1000-46 Screw 2
47 DS1000-47 Cover 1
48 DS1000-48 Gasket 1
49 DS1000-49 Hex Wrench 1
INDEX
NO. QTY.PART NO. DESCRIPTION
Also Available As Accessory: DS1000-45A - Nylon Seat
ASTRO PRODUCTS AVAILABLE FOR AIR FILTRATION:
2618 - AIR CONTROL UNIT - 120CFM CAPACITY
2616 - 3/8" FILTER, REGULATOR & LUBRICATOR WITH GAUGE
DS1000
DS1000
DS1000
DS1000
DS1000
PNEUMATIC DOOR SKINNING TOOL
www.astrotools.com
•Astro Pneumatic Tool Co. warrants our products to the original user against
defective material or workmanship for a period of 1 year (except where noted on our
price schedule) from the date of 1st use. Astro reserves the right to determine
whether the product failed because of defective material, workmanship or other
causes and to charge back for missing parts. Astro Pneumatic Tool Co., at its
discretion, will repair products covered under this warranty free of charge. The
distributor should direct the original user to return the product (with the exceptions
listed below) with the distributor’s name, address, adequate proof of date of
purchase or a copy of warranty card, and a short note explaining the problem.
Failures caused by accident, alteration, or misuse are not covered by this
warranty.
•Astro Pneumatic Tool Co. or its authorized service representatives must perform all
warranty repairs. Any repair to the product by unauthorized service representatives
voids this warranty. The rights under this warranty are limited to the original user and
may not be transferred to subsequent owners.
•This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, including
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Some states do
not allow the exclusion of limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the
above limitations may not apply to you. All claims must be sent to:
Astro Pneumatic Tool Company
372 Old US Highway 52 South
Mt. Airy, NC 27030
1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
PLEASE CALL 1-800-221-9705
FOR REPAIR AND RETURN INSTRUCTIONS
A
Call 1.800.221.9705 for questions concerning performance of the product
or other inquiries.
372 Old US Highway 52 South
Mount Airy, NC 27030
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