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Part List For MI-91350

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

SPECIFICATION

QTY

MI91350-01

BASE

1

MI91350-02

UPPER ARM

1

MI91350-03

STEEL PIN

1/4"x16mm

4

MI91350-04

HEX. SCREW

3/4"x2-1/2"

1

MI91350-05

FLAT WASHER

3/4"

2

MI91350-06

SPRING WASHER

3/4"

1

MI91350-07

HEX. NUT

3/4"

1

MI91350-08

LOWER SHAFT

1

MI91350-09

BALL BEARING

6204ZZ

2

MI91350-10

KEY

5x5x60L

1

MI91350-11

PULLEY 7" (2 SLOT)

ψ180-ψ168

1

MI91350-12

V-BELT

A-26

1

MI91350-13

LOWER WHEEL

1

MI91350-14

WHEEL PROTECTOR

2

MI91350-15

LOWER WHEEL WASHER

1/4"x38x3mm

1

MI91350-16

HEX. SCREW

1/4"x5/8"

1

MI91350-17

C-RING

S-20

1

MI91350-18

BEARING COVER

1

MI91350-19

SLIDING HOLDER

1

MI91350-20

SLIDING BKT, HINGE

1

MI91350-21

UPPER SHAFT

1

MI91350-22

SPRING PIN

ψ3x30L

1

MI91350-23

FIXED SHAFT

2

MI91350-24

SPRING

1

MI91350-25

SQUARE NUT

3/8"

1

MI91350-26

LONG BOLT

302L

1

MI91350-27

KNOB

SK-62xM8

1

MI91350-28

SPRING PIN

ψ3x20L

1

MI91350-29

WING NUT

5/16"

1

MI91350-30

ADJUST KNOB

5/16"x2"L

1

MI91350-31

BALL BEARING

6202ZZ

2

MI91350-32

C-RING

R34

2

MI91350-33

NEX. NUT

1/2"

1

MI91350-34

UPPER WHEEL GUARD

INNER

1

MI91350-35

UPPER WHEEL GUARD

OUTER

1

MI91350-36

FLAT WASHER

3/16"x14

2

MI91350-37

CROSS SCREW W/WASHER

3/16"x3/8"

5

MI91350-38

FIXED STUD

3/8"(3/16")

2

MI91350-39

HEX. FIXED STUD

3/8"(3/16")

3

MI91350-40

CLIPER

3

MI91350-41

SPRING WASHER

3/16"

4

MI91350-42

CROSS SCREW

3/16"x1/4"

4

MI91350-43

DOOR HINGE

UPPER

1

MI91350-44

CROSS SCREW W/WASHER

3/16"x1/4"

12

MI91350-45

SPRING WASHER

3/16"

16

MI91350-46

HEX. NUT

3/16"

12

MI91350-47

DOOR KNOB

3/8"

3

MI91350-48

NAMEPLATE

1

MI91350-49

BLADE GUIDE POST

1

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Summary of Contents for MI-91350

Page 1: ...MODEL NO MI 91350 OPERATING MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...to approximately 1 8 above the material to be cut Adjust blade tension and tracking before cutting Saw teeth must point down toward the table Be sure that the blade reaches full operating speed before starting your cut Always use a clean properly sharpened blade Dirty or dull blades are unsafe and can lead to accidents Use suitable workpiece support if the workpiece does not have a flat surface Ho...

Page 3: ...NOB B UPPER BLADE GUIDE LOCK KNOB C TABLE INSERT D MITRE GAUGE E TABLE ALIGNMENT PIN F FRONT RAIL G BASE CABINET H LOWER WHEEL COVER DOOR I TABLE TILT LOCK KNOB J FENCE LOCK LEVER K FENCE L ON OFF SWITCH M UPPER WHEEL COVER DOOR N BLADE GUARD ADJUSTMENT KNOB O TRACKING ADJUSTMENT KNOB P BLADE TENSION INDICATOR Q TENSION LEVER R DUST PORT S MOTOR 1 2 ...

Page 4: ...wdriver Flat head screwdriver 12 mm open end wrench 12 mm hex socket 10 mm hex socket Feeler gauge set Combination square ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS MAGNUM INDUSTRIAL MI 91350 DELUXE 14 WOOD BAND SAW Before you assemble your band saw review the parts breakdown and keep it ready for reference Start by removing the parts from the packaging Carefully check the packaging for small pieces before you continu...

Page 5: ...idents that could cause injury to either the operator or the shop visitor Mark out the safety zone with non slip paint or tape Take steps to ensure that all operators and shop visitors are aware that these areas are off limits whenever a machine is running CLEANING THE SAW The protective coating on the saw table prevents rust from forming during shipping and storage Remove it with a rag dipped in ...

Page 6: ...r mitre gauge and replacement blades To install the band saw onto the cabinet follow these steps The band saw is heavy Ask a friend to help you move the saw onto the cabinet Remember to keep your hands away from the blade and do not hold the band saw by the lower wheel cover 1 Position the BAND SAW A over the four holes on the top of the CABINET B See Figure 5 2 Insert four HEX HEAD BOLTS and FLAT...

Page 7: ...able tilt bracket holes and into the threaded holes in the lower wheel housing 4 Secure HEX BOLTS C D using a 12 mm open end wrench and 12 mm socket DON T OVERTIGHTEN You can tighten the table tilt bracket after the blade is centered and the table is correctly installed See Figure 15 on the next page 5 Thread a nut onto the longer TABLE STOP BOLT H and screw the bolt into the hole on the rear tab ...

Page 8: ...h a screw driver 6 Thread the two LOCK KNOBS D onto the TRUNNION BOLTS C protruding from the underside of the table tilt bracket Take care not to overtighten See Figure 14 7 Ensure the blade is centered in the TABLE OPENING E If the blade is not centered adjust the table until the blade is centered in the table opening Then tighten the six COMBINATION HEAD BOLTS F 8 Turn to previous page and see F...

Page 9: ...and guide rail system Follow all assembly and adjustment instructions in the manual supplied in the box with the fence system MITRE GAUGE The mitre gauge rides in the TABLE SLOT D to the right of the blade and can be set to ANY ANGLE UP TO 30 TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT E You can also use the mitre gauge to feed smaller workpieces through the blade See Figure 19 CORD HOOKS When the saw is not in use unpl...

Page 10: ... making curved cuts BASIC ADJUSTMENTS AND CONTROLS WARNING Ensure power switch is in the OFF position before connecting to a power source CONNECTING TO A POWER SOURCE 1 Begin by connecting the POWER CORD FROM THE MOTOR D to the INLET PLUG ON THE SWITCH E See Figure 22 2 Uncoil the POWER CORD F and plug it into an appropriate outlet refer to Electrical Requirements on page 5 POWER ON OFF SWITCH WIT...

Page 11: ...º and the stop bolt at the correct height check that the TABLE TILT ANGLE INDICATOR POINTER F on the front trunnion is set to 0 See Figure 25 To adjust the pointer loosen the screw on the POINTER F and align the POINTER F to 0 on the scale Then re tighten the screw to secure the pointer in place See Figure 25 You will now be able to accurately return the table to the 90º position automatically wit...

Page 12: ...Allen key provided 2 Slide the two blade guides along the elongated hole in the MOUNTING BRACKET B as far away as possible from the blade 3 Tighten the two ALLEN BOLTS A to lock the blade guides in position 4 Loosen the SET SCREW F with the 3 mm Allen key provided 5 Manually move the LOWER THRUST BEARING E back as far as possible behind the blade BLADE REMOVAL This saw is equipped with a BLADE TEN...

Page 13: ...ndling the blade If you are installing a new blade carefully remove the blade from its package Hold it firmly with one hand as you remove the twist ties Slowly separate the coils of the blade until it unravels into one hoop Use caution The blade could pop open unexpectedly 1 Remove the TABLE ALIGNMENT PIN I from the table slot and the TABLE INSERT J from the centre of the table See Figures 31 and ...

Page 14: ... is enough clearance between the blade and the bearing assemblies See page 11 Then follow these steps 1 Check the BLADE TENSION SCALE A to see that the tension level corresponds to the width of the blade on the saw Engaging the TENSION LEVER B with an over tensioned blade could damage the mechanism 2 Pull the TENSION LEVER B down 3 Referring to the BLADE TENSION SCALE A set the blade tension accor...

Page 15: ...t and moves the blade from the read to the front Turn the knob in half turn increments check tracking and adjust again as needed ADJUSTING BLADE GUARD The BLADE GUARD B adjusts to accommodate the height of the workpiece To prevent the blade which is flexible and which would not otherwise be supported from slipping out of position during cutting and to reduce risks of injuries expose a minimum amou...

Page 16: ...olt can be turned clockwise or counter clockwise An ORANGE BUTTON B appears when the RATCHET LEVER A is released See Figure 45 To release tension on the drive belt turn the bolt a few times counterclockwise and pivot the motor to the left by pulling up on the CAPACITOR COVER C See Figure 46 This loosens the belt enough to move it between pulley sets 4 To set the band saw to low speed 1 800 LFM pla...

Page 17: ...ust Frequently blow out or vacuum up the sawdust and wipe down the machine occasionally with a damp rag Keep the band saw wheels and tires clean Dirt and debris on the wheels can cause the blade to slip Do not allow dirt pitch or gum to build up on the table blade guide and thrust bearings Clean as needed with gum and pitch remover But do not immerse the bearings in gum and pitch remover To preven...

Page 18: ...MI 91350 ASSEMBLY ...

Page 19: ...MI 91350 ASSEMBLY ...

Page 20: ...AFT 1 MI91350 22 SPRING PIN ψ3x30L 1 MI91350 23 FIXED SHAFT 2 MI91350 24 SPRING 1 MI91350 25 SQUARE NUT 3 8 1 MI91350 26 LONG BOLT 302L 1 MI91350 27 KNOB SK 62xM8 1 MI91350 28 SPRING PIN ψ3x20L 1 MI91350 29 WING NUT 5 16 1 MI91350 30 ADJUST KNOB 5 16 x2 L 1 MI91350 31 BALL BEARING 6202ZZ 2 MI91350 32 C RING R34 2 MI91350 33 NEX NUT 1 2 1 MI91350 34 UPPER WHEEL GUARD INNER 1 MI91350 35 UPPER WHEEL ...

Page 21: ...91350 70 BLADE HOLDER LOWER 1 MI91350 71 FLAT WASHER 1 4 x16 2 MI91350 72 HEX SCREW 1 4 x3 4 2 MI91350 73 DUST MOUTH LOWER 1 MI91350 74 TRUNNION BKT 1 MI91350 75 NEX NUT 5 16 1 MI91350 76 HEX SCREW 5 16 x3 1 MI91350 77 FLAT WASHER 5 16 2 MI91350 78 HEX SCREW 5 16 x1 1 4 2 MI91350 79 POINTER MY 2000P 1 MI91350 80 SPRING WASHER M5 1 MI91350 81 FLAT WASHER 3 8 x19x2T 3 MI91350 82 SCALE 450 1 MI91350 ...

Page 22: ... x3 8 4 MI91350 120 STRAIN RELIEF BUSHING 6N 4 2 MI91350 121 POWER CORD W MOTOR SJT16x3Cx1 8 1 MI91350 122 POWER CORD W PLUG SJT18x3Cx2M 1 MI91350 123 WING SCREW M6x10L 1 MI91350 124 HEX WRENCH 5MM 1 MI91350 125 TOOTH WASHER M5 2 MI91350 126 COPPER WASHER M5 2 MI91350 127 CROSS SCREW W WASHER 3 16 x1 4 2 MI91350 128 C RING S 22 1 MI91350 129 HEX WRENCH 3MM 1 MI91350 130 STAR KNOB M10 2 MI91350 131...

Page 23: ...51 KNOB 1 MI91350 152 SET SCREW M6x12L 1 MI91350 153 BRACKET 33x23 5x15 1 MI91350 154 SHAFT ψ15x74L 1 MI91350 155 SPRING PIN M3x14L 1 MI91350 156 SEAT ψ35x40L 1 MI91350 157 SET SCREW 5 16 x3 8 1 MI91350 158 SOCKET SCREW 1 4 x1 1 MI91350 159 BOLT 1 MI91350 160 KNOB 1 MI91350 161 SWITCH BOX 1 MI91350 162 DUST MOUTH ACCESSORY LOWER 1 MI91350 163 LABEL 1 MI91350 164 MITER GAUGE 1 ...

Page 24: ...tation costs are not covered by the warranty As determined on a case by case basis parts may need to be inspected by an authorized Magnum Industrial representative before parts are eligible for warranty In these cases the original purchaser is responsible for transporting the parts to a representative or an authorized Magnum Industrial service centre LABOUR AND TRANSPORTATION COSTS The original pu...

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