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The bottom of the guide should not rub on the cast iron

table. Three points consisting of the two ball bearings

and  the  plastic  cylinder  must  be  the  only  points  of

support. A slight gap with the underside of the guide is

desirable. The brackets attached to the cast iron table

allow this adjustment.

8.  Adjust the height of the two profiles so that the guide

slides from left to right keeping a gap with the table.

Finally tighten the 4 screws fixing the 4 brackets.

Plastic Cylinder

A gap between the

table and the guide

A gap between the

table and the guide

◊  sTorAge

Unscrew the 4 screws on the frame and attach the hook

and the box.

◊   BLAde inserT

Place the blade insert into the recess in the cast iron

table.

The graduated tape must be glued to the upper groove

of the «d» profile. The profile can be moved to the right

or to the left, it is advisable to work with the saw to see

the most frequent position of the profile.

9. This being done, press the guide against the blade and

stick the ribbon in the groove, the zero of the ribbon

aligned with the cursor of the indicator

◊ riP CoLuMn

1. Lightly screw 2 nuts with 2 small screws.

2. Insert the assembled bolts at 1 on each side of the rip

column.

3. Slide the nuts at the end of the guide into its lateral

groove.

4. Lock in the desired location by tightening the handles.

Summary of Contents for 20-400

Page 1: ...15 BAND SAW owner s guide 20 400 For technical support provide the following model and serial numbers Model No ______________________ Serial No ______________________ 012020...

Page 2: ...entative will inspect repair or replace any part that has proven to be defective in workmanship or material provided that the customer sends the product prepaid to a designated authorized service cent...

Page 3: ...may be made to your machine or this manual at any time with no obligation to Steel City INTRODUCTION 3 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 3 SAFETY 4 ELECTRICAL AND GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS 7 UNPACKING AND INVENTORY...

Page 4: ...properly fitting NIOSH OSHA approved respiratory protection appropriate for the dust exposure and wash exposed areas with soap and water dAnger This manual is not totally comprehensive it does not and...

Page 5: ...the machine ON 21 MAinTAin your balance do noT extend yourself over the tool Wear oil resistant rubber soled shoes Keep floor clear of debris grease and wax 22 do noT operate any machine or tool if u...

Page 6: ...n case of damage to the blade turn off the machine and move away to avoid any projections Wait for the wheels to stop before opening the covers ProduCT sAFeTY 3 Do not get your fingers closer than 2 t...

Page 7: ...AWG 16 AWG 16 AWG 6 to 10 Amps 18 AWG 16 AWG 14 AWG 10 to 12Amps 16 AWG 16 AWG 14 AWG 12 to 15Amps 14 AWG 12 AWG Not recommended exTension Cords PLugs reCePTACLes MAKe sure the circuit breaker does no...

Page 8: ...ry of the hardware and accessories in the packaging referring to the list below Be aware of missing or damaged parts to inform your supplier as soon as possible This machine is heavy more than one per...

Page 9: ...ght guard and taking care to avoid contact of the blade teeth with the metal 2 Place the table on the trunnions taking care to insert the threaded rods of the table into the holes in the trunnions Tru...

Page 10: ...wo L brackets at the front of the table Hand tighten for the moment 2 Place a square nut on the holes of the brackets and screw a handle screw from below 3 Slide the T slot located under the d profile...

Page 11: ...guide sTorAge Unscrew the 4 screws on the frame and attach the hook and the box BLAde inserT Place the blade insert into the recess in the cast iron table The graduated tape must be glued to the upper...

Page 12: ...tting of the tension on the scale BLAde Tension 1 Lower the tension lever of the blade and evaluate the tension exerted found on the scale located behind the high wheel Increase the tension Decrease t...

Page 13: ...of lateral bearings Eccentric adjustment of the lateral bearings Taking note of the note above adjust all the bearings so that they brush against the blade without touching it Locking the left side be...

Page 14: ...ned by the type of material Material harder thicker reduced rotation frequency Material softer thinner higher rotation frequency 1 Eliminate belt tension loosen the knob raise the engine and tighten t...

Page 15: ...r button On indicator light Reset Off reseT If the engine overheats the power supply will be automatically shut off to save the engine 1 Wait for the engine to cool down 2 Push the stop button complet...

Page 16: ...e using this machine without dust collection equipment can cause premature wear of the ma chine but also health problems for the user and others working in the workshop order oF THe sTArT uP on start...

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