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Forest Master Model: UWWS

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Operation

Mitre Saw Stand

The frame itself can be used as a mitre saw stand with roller supports to move the 

material along the saw bed easily. It is best to remove the guide bars and cross-

beams to use in this manner. The full instructions of this can be found in the base 

frame manual.

Summary of Contents for UWWS

Page 1: ...Model UWWS IMPORTANT Read this manual fully before assembly and use and observe all safety rules and operating instruc tions Forest Master Universal Woodworking Station...

Page 2: ...utlined below Milling slabs of wood from a large log Milling multiple boards by clamping a number of slabs together turning them onto the side and milling off the bark on both sides Creating fence pos...

Page 3: ...Forest Master Model UWWS 3 Contents Title Page Specifications 4 Safety 5 Parts List 6 Assembly 9 Adjustments 14 Operation 18 Warranty 28 Contents...

Page 4: ...as an approximate cut thickness of 6mm whereas a standard 3 8 or 404 bar has a cut thickness of 8mm The slower the cut the better the finish be patient when milling timber it can be a slow process For...

Page 5: ...w to lift Never assemble dismantle or readjust any parts of the chainsaw mill while the chainsaw is still running Be extremely careful of the chainsaw cutting chain while in use Any bystanders or pets...

Page 6: ...ter Model UWWS 6 Parts List Part No Name Picture Qty 1 Base Frame 1 2 Crossbeam 2 3 Guide Bars 1490mm 2 4 Vertical Guide Bar Support 4 5 Left Chainsaw Clamp 1 6 Right Chainsaw Clamp 1 7 Chainsaw Frame...

Page 7: ...Model UWWS 7 Parts List Part No Name Picture Qty 8 Gripping Plates 4 9 Perpendicular Telescopic Slot PTS 2 10 Vertical V Slot 2 11 Horizontal V Slot 2 12 Vertical Sawhorse 2 13 Horizontal Sawhorse 2 1...

Page 8: ...Cap Head Bolt 8 17 M8 Washer 24 18 M8 Nyloc Nut 16 19 M8 Thumbscrew 16 20 Mounting Clamps Use with Mitre Saw 2 21 M6 Coach Bolt Use with Mitre Saw 4 22 M6 Washer Use with Mitre Saw 4 23 M6 Spring Was...

Page 9: ...y fastened to allow for movement between the materials This is so that the guide bars can be calibrated and then tightened later to allow for smooth telescopic adjust ment in use 2 Bolt the two crossb...

Page 10: ...e M8 cap head bolts 15 through the large holes of the guide bars to fasten into the small holes and the plate of the vertical guide bars The M8 cap head bolts should situate inside the guide bars and...

Page 11: ...n the outside of both cross beams 2 making sure the large holes on the guide bars are facing outwards and the nuts are facing inwards Drop both guide bars half way down using the full height of the sm...

Page 12: ...the loose bolts starting with the crossbeams and then the vertical guide bar supports This should calibrate the guide bars to allow for smooth vertical adjustment 6 All the attachments are available t...

Page 13: ...aw bar in between the two serrated plates inside the clamps so that the chainsaw frame handle is situated behind the chainsaw Make sure the serrated plates rest only on the bar of the chainsaw and not...

Page 14: ...ossbeam and the guide bar and make sure the flat edge of the step gauge is flush with the cross beam Drop the guide bar down onto the step gauge at the step that is the desired height and tighten the...

Page 15: ...ve do not fully take the nut off the bolt Adjustments Measure the width the guide bars need to be in order to fit your specific chain saw bar You must allow the space for both clamps and the nose spro...

Page 16: ...the grooves Slot the C Sections onto the guide bars and position the chainsaw frame so that it is perpendicular to the guide bars Move the lower plate of the C Section up so that it lightly clamps th...

Page 17: ...log to secure it in place They can be used to grip the underside of he log or used with the PTS to grip the ends of the wood We recommend using M6 flanged head coach bolts to screw into the wood This...

Page 18: ...the log For very large or heavy logs fold the legs in turn the frame upside down and place on top of the log Then secure the frame to the log by screwing into it through the gripping plates The log c...

Page 19: ...insaw is in position you can start the cut Run the chainsaw before contact with the wood and then gently push the chainsaw by the frame handle and the throttle handle through the wood Push with enough...

Page 20: ...cut following the cutting instructions Once the cut has been completed the guide bars need to be dropped to the next position The distance the guide bars are moved down will equate to the thickness o...

Page 21: ...remain perpendicular Set the guide bars to a height that ensures all the bark is taken off the top of the slabs with enough wood left to meet your desired plank width Perform a cut following the cutti...

Page 22: ...to push against the wood from underneath these don t necessarily need to be screwed Measure half your desired fence post width from the middle of the log bolt vertically upwards and mark where the cu...

Page 23: ...Forest Master Model UWWS 23 Operation...

Page 24: ...k The logs can also be gripped through the four holes in the sawhorse attachments by placing them vertically in the slots and screwing into the wood from underneath this also allows you to mount two l...

Page 25: ...est a wide range of lengths of wood on the sawhorse The guide bars must be removed from their slots so that they cannot be in the way Place the sawhorse attachments in the telescopic slots the horizon...

Page 26: ...ame This then uses gravity as an aid during cuts so that the user does not have to force the chainsaw through the cut A lot of care needs to be taken when the chainsaw reaches the end of the cut so th...

Page 27: ...e frame itself can be used as a mitre saw stand with roller supports to move the material along the saw bed easily It is best to remove the guide bars and cross beams to use in this manner The full in...

Page 28: ...r it will be replaced free of charge IMPORTANT NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED FOR INCORRECT USE OF THIS PRODUCT MODIFICATION OF THIS PRODUCT UNLESS SAID MODIFICATION HAS BEEN AUTHORISED BY FOREST MASTE...

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