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The machine frame is constructed of welded steel that has
been primed and painted to resist corrosion and provide a
maintenance free finish. The frame is supported by, four level-
ing screws, that both permanently fix the position of the unit
and also help accommodate any uneven flooring. These
screws have a welded hex nut to allow adjustment with a
wrench.
The motors and machine components are mounted inside the
frame and completely guarded for operator safety.
These and all guards should always remain securely in place
when machine is running and should be re-installed after any
maintenance procedures that have required their removal.
The saw blades are mounted to and driven by a 3500 RPM
arbor motor. This motor is mounted on a pivot assembly,
which guides and secures the saw blade through the cutting
process.
There is adjustment for how high the saw blade will extend
through the table depending on the product being cut. For
maximum cut cycles, the saw blade should be adjusted so that
the blade just passes through the product before returning
home. Too much blade extension will waste valuable time and
limit the amount of cuts that will be available per minute. This
adjustment is made externally with the hand knob positioned
at the rear of the cutting table. Turning the knob counterclock-
wise will allow the blade to extend farther up through the
table and turning the knob clockwise will reduce the amount
that the blade will come up.
CTS Saw
UGE058/0803
4-4
O
PERATION
M
ACHINE
F
RAME AND
S
UPPORT
S
YSTEM
B
LADE
H
EIGHT
A
DJUSTMENT