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3.0 Mounting
The machine is
delivered partially
assembled. Before use,
the following must be
fitted; Work table,
splitting holder and
crank handle.
WARNING! To ensure sufficient
stability and safety with this band saw, it must be
bolted to the floor with an M14 screw. (Figure 1).
Adjustment of the
work table.
Lift the work table with
the help of another
person. Mount the work
table on the pin using
the following (4)
hexagon bolts and (4)
washers (A-Fig.2).
Using a hexagon screw, bushing, washer and wing
nuts (B-Fig.2) adjust the flatness of the workbench.
Mounting splitter
holder
Mount the rear stop to the
work table with (4) M6-
1.0 × 20 hexagon bolts
and (4) flat washers M6
(Fig.3)
Mount the front stop to
the work table with (4)
screws and (4) flat washers M8 (Fig.3).
Make sure the end cap is locked in the rear stop.
Then place the fence on the front and rear rails.
Mounting handle
Attach the large crank
handle (Fig.4) and the
small crank handle (Fig.
4) with a 14 mm and 10
mm wrench each.
4.0 Adjustment
Set the table angle to the
saw blade. The table can
be set at 90 ° to the saw
blade by adjusting the
table stop screw under
the table. The table stop
screw rests on top of the
lower wheel belt
housing. By first releasing
the locknut (A-Fig.5) and then adjusting the screw
(B-Fig.5) the table can be set correctly. Tighten
the locknut (A-Fig.5) and make sure the setting is
maintained.
Tilt the table
Loosen the locking bolt
(A-Fig.6) on the table pin
to adjust the table to the
desired angle.
Use the angle indicator
scale on the console to
find the desired angle.
Tighten the locking
handle to secure the table.
Blade guide
WARNING! Disconnect
the band saw. First of all,
check that the upper and
lower blade guides are
adjusted away from the
blade, that the voltage
scale corresponds to the
width of the blade you are
using. Then release the locking handle (fig. 7) by
turning it counterclockwise and turning the blade
groove knob (Fig.7) clockwise /
counterclockwise while turning the upper wheel by
hand at least three rotations until the knife grooves
are centred on the wheel. Finally, tighten the
locking handle and close the doors.
Adjustment of the blade
tension
To release the tension on
the blade, turn the blade
clamp (Fig.8) counterclock -
wise. To tighten the tension
on the blade, turn the blade
clamp clockwise.Tighten
the blade until the reading
corresponds to the blade width you use through
the indicator window (fig.8)
Adjust the blade guide
Upper controls:
To adjust the upper blade
guides, first, position the
roller guides relative to
the blade by loosening
the hex nut (A-Fig.9) and
moving the guide
carrier until the rollers are
approx. 0.15 cm behind the saw blade tooth gaps.
Then set the rollers to within 0.08 cm of the blade
by loosening the screw (B-Fig.9) on each side of
the blade. Do not set the guides too close as this
will affect the lifespan of the blade. Finally, adjust
the pressure bearing to be exactly free from the