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Optional ball bearings 

All other sizes of blades and ball bearings are available on request from our retailers. 

For a precise work, we recommend to use the ball bearing corresponding to the blade 

 

n° 

Art. 

 

 

[mm] 

 

 

 [mm] 

 

 Z/cm 

TPI

Appropriate 

Ball Bearing 

5

 

91.005/2375          0,36         1,02         5,3    13,4  92.000‐5 

7

 

91.007/2375          0,40         1,24         4,6    11,8  92.000‐7/9 

9

 

91.009/2375          0,44         1,34         4,1    10,5  92.000‐7/9 

11

 

91.011/2375          0,50         1,80         3,6       9,2  92.000‐11/12 

12

 

91.012/2375          0,50         2,00         3,5       8,9  92.000‐11/12 

14

 

91.014/2375          0,50         3,00         3,2       8,2  92.000‐14 

                                                    Fig.1   

Notice that there is an important radial clearance and the ball bearings can be moved of about 3mm. 

IT’S 

NORMAL AND NECESSARY TO INSURE A FINE AND PRECISE ADJUSTMENT.

 (Image D)   

Push both ball bearings in the most back position and block them in this position by tightening slightly the Allen 
screws by hand. 

Now the blade should be outside the grooves.

 

- Turn 

again slowly the upper wheel by hand: the blade must keep its position at the center of the rubber tires.

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If the blade leaves its initial position on the rubber tire more than 3mm, 
you have to adjust the blade tracking with the lateral knob at the back 
of the machine. (image E) 

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When you have finished adjusting the blade tracking, block the locknut 
on the lateral knob. Normally you should not have to adjust the blade 
tracking all the time.     

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Then, 

beginning with lower guide

, unblock the Allen screw and 

move the ball bearing forward until bottom of the grooves just touch 
slightly the back of the blade. Vertically, the ball bearing must be 
centered as well as possible.   

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At this point, when turning the upper wheel by hand, the ball bearing 
should rotate slightly. 

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Then make exactly the same thing with upper guide.       

   

  WARNING: Tighten the screws and make sure the ball bearings are   

     turning easily. 
 

When you have to change the size of the blade don’t forget to accord the ball 
bearing to the blade. You find all the details in the table below. (Fig.1)   

 

The ball bearing delivered with the machine has two different groove sizes

One larger and one narrower. (image G). 
The blade mounted on the machine is blade number #12 and according to what is 
wrote above, the blade is into the left groove (larger) on the upper guide, and right 
groove (larger too!) on the lower guide. (image F) 
With the machine, you also receive a free blade number #9. 
When you want to use it, you MUST turn both ball bearings in order to use the 
narrower grooves.   

       

Summary of Contents for SRP14-CE

Page 1: ...oft woods Top and bottom precision guiding system Pégas with ball bearings Blade protection guard Led lamp Cast iron table with 40 tilting capability coated with wear proof and release coating One extra 5mm table insert for table tilting 25 to 40 Dust collection port ideally placed under the worktable Sturdy and easy assembling open steel stand height 580mm and optional stand height 300mm Certifie...

Page 2: ...tion of the complaint or presumed defect in material or workmanship WARNING When using electric tools basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and personal injury including the following Read all these instructions before attempting to operate this product and save these instructions Generally the scroll band saw shall be installed in the followi...

Page 3: ...d to disconnect it from the socket Keep the cord away from heat oil and sharp edges 12 Secure work Where possible use clamps or a vice to hold the work It is safer than using your hand 13 Do not overreach Keep proper footing and balance at all times 14 Maintain tools with care Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for better and safer performance Follow instruction for lubricating and changing access...

Page 4: ...s quoted are emission levels and are not necessarily safe working levels Whilst there is a correlation between the emission and exposure levels this cannot be used reliably to determine whether or not further precautions are required Factors that influence the actual level of exposure of the workforce include the characteristics of the work room and the other sources of noise etc i e the number of...

Page 5: ...5 EC EN 60204 1 2006 A1 2009 EMC Directive 2004 108 EC Authorized representative established within the EU Company Name Scies Miniatures Sàrl Company Address Z I Les Plans Praz 1337 VALLORBE SWITZERLAND Person responsible for compiling the technical file established within the EU Name Surname Roger Favre Address Z I Les Plans Praz 1337 VALLORBE SWITZERLAND This declaration is based on Third party ...

Page 6: ...Hex head bolt w Hex nut x 1 Medium Hex head bolt w flat washer x 2 PLACEMENT WITHIN THE SHOP This machine should be installed and operated only on a solid flat and stable floor that is able to support the weight of the saw 81kg and the operator Minimum space recommended for placement within your shop that will allow the operator to work comfortably and in a safe place is 80cm x 70cm Plus the space...

Page 7: ...with this new system Turn slowly the wheel by hand and see the position of the blade more or less at the center of the rubber tires and into the grooves of the ball bearings image A B WARNING Notice that the blade is into the left groove at the upper ball bearing and the right groove at the lower ball bearing IT S NORMAL AND NECESSARY image B C The back of the blade should touch the bottom of the ...

Page 8: ...ng with the lateral knob at the back of the machine image E When you have finished adjusting the blade tracking block the locknut on the lateral knob Normally you should not have to adjust the blade tracking all the time Then beginning with lower guide unblock the Allen screw and move the ball bearing forward until bottom of the grooves just touch slightly the back of the blade Vertically the ball...

Page 9: ...will lean on when the table will be perfectly square 3 Remove the insert from the center of the table and the table alignment pin on the side of the table image I 4 This insert rests on four Allen screws Screw unscrew these four screws to adjust the position of this insert on the surface of the table image J I J 5 Grab the table on hand and turn it with the black face on top Under the table verify...

Page 10: ...s made with a blade rather too tense than not enough Suggestion When the blade is in tension and the upper guide in highest position push the blade at middle height with your finger if you are able to obtain an arrow of 3 4mm the tension is correct Image P Q Very important verification of the squaring between the table and the blade 1 Screw the screw B image H page 9 of about 10mm the head of the ...

Page 11: ...s and other safety devices necessary for machining are in good working order IMPORTANT POINT For best sawing results the upper ball bearing needs to be adjusted as close as possible to the piece to cut ADJUSTING THE UPPER GUARD 1 Turn off the saw and disconnect the power source 2 Loosen the lock knob A 3 Move the upper guide B assembly up or down and re tighten the lock knob A A B ...

Page 12: ...he red button O Whenever the saw is not in use insure the saw is switch OFF by pressing the red button O A C LED work light High quality LED work light is installed on saw itself LED ON OFF switch B is on the arm with light mark Fuse This saw takes 2 fuses Fuse C 10 AMP for protecting machine electricity Fuse D 1 AMP for protecting LED light Protection When this saw is pressed OFF from the power t...

Page 13: ...en pull up on the capacitor cover of the motor and pivot the motor to the left This loosens the belt enough to move it between one set of pulleys and the other 4 700MPM place the belt on the front most set of pulleys as left drawing 5 1050MPM place the belt on the rearmost set of pulleys as right drawing 6 Having repositioned the belt push down firmly on the motor capacitor cover to tighten the be...

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Page 15: ...e 2 SRP14CE 24 Flat Washer 1 4 1 SRP14CE 25 Hex Screw 1 4 x5 8 1 SRP14CE 26 C Ring S 20 1 SRP14CE 27 Bearing Cover 1 SRP14CE 28 Cross Hd Screw 3 16 x3 8 7 SRP14CE 29 Brush 1 SRP14CE 30 Cross Hd Screw w Washer 3 16 x3 8 12 SRP14CE 31 Brush Holder 1 SRP14CE 32 Frame Cover Upper 1 SRP14CE 33 34 35 Switch for LED Light RF 1004 1 SRP14CE 36 37 Switch 1 SRP14CE 38 Fuse Base 2 SRP14CE 39 Fuse 10A 1 SRP14...

Page 16: ...e Tension Adjustment Knob 1 SRP14CE 76 Wing Nut 5 16 1 SRP14CE 77 Blade Tracking Knob 5 16 x2 1 SRP14CE 78 Blade Guide Dust Plate 1 SRP14CE 79 Lower Blade Guide Holder 1 SRP14CE 80 Flat Washer 1 4 4 SRP14CE 81 Hex Screw 1 4 x3 4 2 SRP14CE 82 Lower Blade Guard L 1 SRP14CE 83 Lower Blade Guard R 1 SRP14CE 84 Cross Hd Screw 3 16 x1 2 SRP14CE 85 Hex Nut 3 16 14 SRP14CE 86 Bearing 629RS 2 SRP14CE 87 He...

Page 17: ...late for Micro Switch 1 SRP14CE 123 Touch Plate for Micro Switch 1 SRP14CE 124 Wave Washer WW 8 2 SRP14CE 125 Flat Washer 5 16 4 SRP14CE 126 Flat Washer 5 16 2 SRP14CE 127 Nylon Nut 5 16 2 SRP14CE 128 Connect Plate for Door 1 SRP14CE 129 Arm Cover Lower 1 SRP14CE 130 Door Hinge Lower 1 SRP14CE 131 Dust Outlet 1 SRP14CE 132 Hex Screw 1 4 x1 4 2 SRP14CE 133 Lower Door 1 SRP14CE 134 Connect Plate for...

Page 18: ...Insert 3mm 1 SRP14CE 159 Table Insert 5mm 1 SRP14CE 160 Table Alignment Pin 1 SRP14CE 161 Blade 12 1 SRP14CE 162 Allen Key 4mmx70L 1 SRP14CE 163 Crash Label 1 SRP14CE 164 Speed Label 1 SRP14CE 165 I D Label 1 SRP14CE 166 Fuse Sticker 10A 1 SRP14CE 167 Fuse Sticker 1A 1 SRP14CE 168 Light Sticker 1 SRP14CE 169 Motor Nameplate 1 SRP14CE 170 Lightning Label 1 SRP14CE 171 Temperature Rise Label 1 SRP14...

Page 19: ...rew 5 16 x3 4 4 3 Reinforcing Rib 2 4 Flat Washer 5 16 x18x2T 32 5 Hex Nut 5 16 36 6 Leg 4 7 Lower Bracket Long 2 8 Carriage Screw 5 16 x1 2 32 9 Lower Bracket Short 2 10 Foot Pad 4 11 Hex Screw 5 16 x2 4 12 Flat Washer 5 16 8 13 Flange Nut 5 16 4 58MM STAND DIAGRAM ...

Page 20: ...PART NO DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY 1 Leg 4 2 Lower Bracket Long 2 3 Lower Bracket Short 2 30MM STAND DIAGRAM ...

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