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Stallion CWI-B1412 Setup And Operation Manual Download Page 1

Setup and Operation Manual

Stallion CWI-B1412

Features

• Gold Anodized Dovetail Ceramic Blade Guides
• Optional Dual Ball Bearing Blade Guides
• Deluxe Easy Glide Ball Bearing Fence

• Bright Light LED Viewing Strip
• Robust Cast Iron Table Trunnion Bracket
• Cast Iron 14” Wheels

• Quick Release Blade Tension

• Blade Tracking View Window

• One Piece Welded Steel Frame for Rigidity

• Dual Voltage Motor with Overload Protection

Specifications

• Blade Length: 112”
• Blade Capacity: 1/8”–3/4”
• Blade Speed: 3250 FPM
• Table tilt range: –5° to 45°
• Table Size: 16” x 20”
• Floor to Table Height: 36.5”
• Throat: 13.5”
• Max Height of Cut: 12”
• Fence: Steel w/ anodized aluminum sides, T-style
• Dust port diameter: 4”
• Motor speed: 1725 RPM
• Floor Space: 33” x 30” x 72”
• Shipping weight: 253 lbs
• Motor (pre-wired 120V): 1.75 HP, 120/240V 14/7 A

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Summary of Contents for CWI-B1412

Page 1: ...e Tension Blade Tracking View Window One Piece Welded Steel Frame for Rigidity Dual Voltage Motor with Overload Protection Specifications Blade Length 112 Blade Capacity 1 8 3 4 Blade Speed 3250 FPM T...

Page 2: ...tandard 5 year Limited Warranty all defective parts components or machinery must be returned freight or postage prepaid to CWI s main warehouse or your closest CWI dealer for inspec tion and approval...

Page 3: ...g 13 Table Stop Adjustment Setting the Table Stop Bolt 13 Setting the Table Tilt Pointer 13 Squaring the Table Squaring the Blade to the Miter Slot 14 Squaring the Fence Squaring the Fence to the Mite...

Page 4: ...third prong 25 Do not use this saw for other than its intended use If used for other purposes CWI disclaims any real implied warranty and holds itself harmless for any injury which may result from th...

Page 5: ...at a qualified electrician perform this conversion Follow the wiring diagram below to change the motor to 240V It is also recommended to change the saw s plug to a NEMA 6 15P type plug to prevent acci...

Page 6: ...oducts This saw is not designed for cutting metals or any other non wood product This saw is designed for use with bandsaw blades having a width from 1 8 to 3 4 and a length of 112 With the ceramic bl...

Page 7: ...key 2 H Hex head bolt flat washer 4 I Front rail tube 1 J Rear rail tube 1 K Rip Fence 1 L Large rail brackets 2 M Small rail brackets 2 N Lock knob with post 4 O Square nut 4 P Measuring tape 1 Q Up...

Page 8: ...as this could damage these surfaces Once the protective coating has been removed a surface protector such as paste wax should be applied to the table for additional protection and to reduce friction b...

Page 9: ...t it on the trunnion supports and tilt stop bolt View from rear E F G While supporting the table guide the trunnion bolts through the mounting holes on the trunnion supports H H H Thread the trunnion...

Page 10: ...ce rails over so that they line up with left hand side of the saw frame H and tighten the rail knobs on either side I to secure the rails H I Place the fence on the rails J and ensure that it slides l...

Page 11: ...blade through the table slot E and slip it between the guides F Re install the table pin and insert tension the blade and adjust tracking as necessary Every time a new blade is installed the guide as...

Page 12: ...kwise will increase tension while turning it counter clockwise will de crease tension Do not engage the tension spring on a blade without checking the tension scale first Over tensioning a blade can c...

Page 13: ...king To adjust the blade s tracking first loosen the tracking knob s jam nut B then turn the tracking knob C to shift the blade s position D 13 Table Stop Adjustment Setting the Table Stop Bolt The ta...

Page 14: ...ck the table in place E Adjusting Fence Alignment If the fence is not equidistant from the miter slot at both ends loosen the two bolts on top of the fence B and adjust the fence s alignment by lightl...

Page 15: ...entire blade and re adjust if necessary Rotate the wheels by hand to ensure guide position is maintained along the entire blade and re adjust if necessary E F Thrust Bearing Adjustment The thrust bear...

Page 16: ...th from Gullet Like the ceramic guides the front edge of the roller guides should be set 1 16 behind the blade s gullet To adjust this distance loosen the allen screw A and slide the guide assembly ba...

Page 17: ...has a large safety on off switch with inte grated lockout tab Start the saw by pulling outwards on the switch A To stop the saw push the button in The yellow tab B can be removed to lockout the saw t...

Page 18: ...ed in place before starting a cut Let the blade come up to speed before starting a cut If the workpiece is larger than the table ensure it is adequately supported and you have space to work Basic Oper...

Page 19: ...fs in the stock use a narrower blade that can accommo date a tighter radius When pulling a workpiece backwards to change a cut don t withdraw the workpiece from the blade entirely Instead turn the wor...

Page 20: ...re tighten as needed Maintenance 20 Blades Replace the bandsaw blade whenever it is worn out Typical symptoms of a worn blade are that it s unable to follow a line like it used to or the cutting speed...

Page 21: ...Bandsaw Assembly 21...

Page 22: ...22 Work Table Assembly...

Page 23: ...23 Rip Fence Assembly...

Page 24: ...Relief 116 Upper Wheel Base 149 Knob Bolt 5 16 1 117 Upper Wheel Base 150 Power Cord 118 Upper Wheel Cast Iron 151 LED Light Straight Water Resistant AC 119 C Ring R35 152 Motor Cord 120 Bearing 6202...

Page 25: ...15 L Type Plate 327 Hex Bolt 5 16 18P 1 1 4 F16 Knob 5 16 5 8 327A Hex Bolt 5 16 18P 1 1 4 F19 Pointer 328 Flat Washer 5 16 F20 Hex Bolt 1 4 3 4 328A Hex Nut 5 16 12 6 F21 Runner 329 Pointer F22 Beari...

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