TigerStop TigerSaw 1000, Installation Manual

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When replacing bearings be sure to replace them with bearings obtained from TigerStop. Replace-
ment with bearings of a different make or standard can cause poor saw performance and mechanical
failure.
The tightness of the inner and outer races will affect saw cut quality. The arbor shaft thickness
determines the tightness of the inner race, the inner diameter of the housing and the tightness of the
outer race. Tightness must conform to the following classifications:
•Arbor bearings: Inner race (shaft) - H6, Outer race (housing) - J6
•Pivot bearings: Inner race (shaft) - G6, Outer race (housing) - J6
Belt condition
The condition of the drive belt, if it is damaged or worn, will have an effect on saw cut quality. Even
an new drive belt, if kept on the shelf for too long, may become unsuitable for use and cause saw wob-
ble, resulting in bad cut quality.
Saw arm pivot point
The pivot point must be exactly parallel to the arbor.
Saw motor arrangement
The saw motor must be balanced to achieve the best cut quality.
Motor frequency (60hz)
The motor frequency in combination with other factors can adversely affect saw cut quality.