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Part No. 

Description 

 

Part No. 

Description 

103 

Cable Strain Relief 

 

104 

Power Cable 

105 

Screw 

 

106 

Switch Box Assembly 

107 

Capacitor 

 

108 

Overload Protection 

109 

Switch Box Cover 

 

110 

Tight Line 

111 

Screw 

 

112 

Shaft Collar 

113  

Bevel Gear 

 

114 

Position Block 

115 

Column Pad 

 

116 

Guide Column 

117 

Lifting Pole 

 

118 

Screw 

119 

Lower Board 

 

120 

Front Cover 

121 

Bearing 

 

122 

Hole Collar 

123 

Shaft Collar 

 

124 

Gear 

125 

Woodruff Key - 5 x 6.5 x 16 

 

126 

Axis 

127 

Bearing 

 

128 

Screw 

129 

Body Assembly 

 

130 

Screw 

131 

Rotating Plate A 

 

132 

Screw 

133 

Riving Knife Plate 

 

134 

Position Block 

135 

Position Pin 

 

136 

Fixed Block 

137 

Comfort 

 

138 

Bearing 

139 

Rotor Assembly 

 

140 

Screw 

141 

Stator 

 

142 

Bearing 

143 

Damping Ring 

 

144 

Motor Case 

145 

Brush Holder 

 

146 

Brush 

147 

Nut 

 

148 

Motor Cable 

149 

Crimping Board 

 

150 

Screw 

151 

Screw 

 

152 

Cover 

153 

Screw 

 

154 

Blade Spanner A 

155 

Blade Spanner B 

 

156 

Push Stick Clip 

157 

Screw 

 

158 

Push Stick 

159 

Screw 

 

160 

Large Flat Washer 

161 

Vane 

 

162 

Gap Film 

163 

Holder A 

 

164 

Screw 

165 

Large Flat Washer 

 

 

 

BRUSH

 

Carbon Brushes (Pair) 

  MOTOR

 

Motor Complete Assembly 

 

  TS10F Floor Stand Drawing 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TS10F

Page 1: ...SAW OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MODEL TS10F Charnwood Machinery Ltd Cedar Court Walker Road Bardon Hill Leicestershire LE67 1TU Tel 01530 516 926 Fax 01530 516 929 email sales charnwood net website www charnwood net ...

Page 2: ...r 13 Always use safety glasses Normal spectacles only have impact resistant lenses They are not safety glasses 14 Do not over reach Keep proper footing and balance at all times 15 Maintain the machine in good condition Keep the machine clean for best and safest performance Follow instructions for lubrication and changing accessories 16 Disconnect the machine from power source before servicing and ...

Page 3: ...r the manufactures nor the supplies are liable for any damage or injury caused by incorrect assembly operation or electrical connection of this machine Risk of Injury Wear Eye Wear Ear Never reach into Protection Protection a running saw blade Overview of the TS10F Table Saw Extension Table Left Mitre Fence Main Table Riving Knife Saw Blade Rip Fence Scale Blade Guard Rear Extension Table Overload...

Page 4: ...and smaller tooling capacities Typically only ever used by one person for short periods of time or longer periods of time infrequently Machinery should be well maintained in a clean dry environment such as a home workshop garage or timber shed Expected maximum use of 100 hours annually Please Note Using a product in excess of its rating will void the manufacturer s free warranty Unpacking All part...

Page 5: ...Top Leg Braces Long Bottom Leg Braces Short Bottom Leg Braces Fixing Bolts Nuts Washers Floor Stand Assembly Important All bolts should be left only finger tight until the leg stand is complete and standing on a level surface When assembling the floor stand Use an M6 x 12mm coach bolt a plain washer a spring washer a nut in each hole Each component has an identifying letter stamped into it Attach ...

Page 6: ...g leg brackets Join the two frames together with the short upper and lower leg brackets Press a plastic foot onto the end of each of the four legs Place the completed floor stand on a level surface and adjust it so that all 4 legs are contacting the floor and the stand is symmetrical Tighten all the nuts ...

Page 7: ...the bolt through the extension table and into the threaded hole in the main table Ensure that the table and extension are level before tightening NOTE the hole in the end of the extension must be positioned at the front of the saw Attach the two table supporting braces Use an M6 x 16 bolt washer nut to attach the upper end of each brace to the extension table Then repeat for the lower end of the b...

Page 8: ...the rear extension is level with the main table and then fully tighten the bolts Attach the Front Rail Slide the heads of six M6 x 16mm bolts into the T shaped slot in the front rail Slide the bolts until they align with the six holes in the front edge of the table Attach the rail using a washer spring washer and nut onto each bolt Attach The Push Stick Clips Locate the small holes in the right ha...

Page 9: ...sert and tighten eight fixing screws Attach the Blade Guard Remove the M6 x 45mm bolt washer and lock nut from the top of the riving knife Fit the blade guard over the top of the riving knife so that the holes align and attach using the bolt M6 x 45mm Bolt with lock nut Tighten the lock nut to a point where the guard is still free to move The front of the guard should rest on the table When a work...

Page 10: ... to the front rail Slide the heads of the two M6 x 35mm coach bolts into the T shaped channel of the rip fence extrusion Position the thumb screws and washers into the recess in the rip fence carrier and tighten them The rip fence can be used in the High or Low position The standard assembly is the High position The low position is used for cutting narrow strips close to the blade and avoids the f...

Page 11: ...d Reset Switch The saw is equipped with Overload protection This will automatically stop the saw if it is overloaded To reset disconnect the power supply and allow the motor to cool for approximately five minutes then press the button The On Off switch can now be operated as normal ON OFF Safety Switch The saw is fitted with a safety switch which will prevent it restarting unexpectedly in the even...

Page 12: ...the bevel lock then swing the assembly along the slot until the required angle is indicated against the scale Lock the lever firmly before use Blade Tilt Locking Handle Warning Never attempt to tilt the blade while it is running The Rip Fence The Rip Fence is used for making longitudinal cuts usually with the grain of the timber Set the fence to the required the dimension using the scale reader Th...

Page 13: ...ance When feeding the timber place your hands on the section of timber being kept Never hold the waste part of the timber Never force timber through the saw always let it cut at its own speed When cutting narrow pieces always use the push stick provided Fine Tuning Blade Angle Stop Adjustments The saw has positive stops that will enable the blade to be set quickly at 90 degrees and 45 degrees Thes...

Page 14: ...ree Set Screw Maintenance Replacing the Saw Blade Disconnect the saw from the power supply Undo the blade crown guard bolt and remove it Fully lower the blade Remove the table insert plate Raise the blade to its maximum height Hold the outer blade flange stationary with the smaller open ended spanner Use the other spanner to remove the arbor nut Note The Arbor Nut has a normal right hand thread En...

Page 15: ...y fences Fully lower the blade and invert the saw Tilt the blade to 45 degrees and lock into position The two brush holders are located on the end of the motor on either side Brush Holder Use a flat screw driver remove the plastic brush cover cap Using pointed nose pliers or a small screwdriver pull out the worn brush Check the length and condition of the carbon block If it is damaged or shorter t...

Page 16: ...elp to protect the environment take the packaging to the local amenity tip and place into the appropriate recycling bin Only for EU countries Do not dispose of electric tools together with household waste material In observance of European Directive 2002 96 EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment EEE and its implementation in accordance with national law electric tools that have reached th...

Page 17: ...TS10F Table Saw Parts Drawing TS10F Stand Parts Drawing ...

Page 18: ... Bracket 042 Screw 043 Pointer 044 Spring 045 Screw B 046 Friction Pad 047 End Cap A 048 Pin Axis A 049 Clamping Screw 050 Clamping Block 051 Spring Pin 052 Pin Axis B 053 Eccentric Wheel 054 Handle Body 055 Handle Cover 056 Scale Label 057 Closure Plate B 058 Front Rail 059 Cover A 060 Cover B 061 Flat Washer 062 Screw 063 Flapper Pin 064 Screw 065 Bolt 066 Flapper 067 Thin Nut 068 Outer Flange 0...

Page 19: ...7 Bearing 128 Screw 129 Body Assembly 130 Screw 131 Rotating Plate A 132 Screw 133 Riving Knife Plate 134 Position Block 135 Position Pin 136 Fixed Block 137 Comfort 138 Bearing 139 Rotor Assembly 140 Screw 141 Stator 142 Bearing 143 Damping Ring 144 Motor Case 145 Brush Holder 146 Brush 147 Nut 148 Motor Cable 149 Crimping Board 150 Screw 151 Screw 152 Cover 153 Screw 154 Blade Spanner A 155 Blad...

Page 20: ...arnwood Machinery Ltd Cedar Court Walker Road Hilltop Industrial Estate Bardon Hill Leicestershire LE67 1TU England Tel 01530 516 926 Fax 01530 516 929 email sales charnwood net website www charnwood net ...

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