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CHIP BLOWER
1.
The operator can remove chips from the sawing
area by using the chip blower. Shop air is used to
deliver air to the cutting area.
2.
Adjust the flexible hose and nozzle to direct chips
away from the sawing area.
3.
The air supply connection is located on the left
side of the machine on the drive compartment wall.
Incoming air supply should be between 80 and 90
psi (5.6 and 6.3 kg/cm²).
DO NOT exceed 90 ps (6.3 kg/cm²).
MIST COOLANT
1.
Using shop air, this option has a valve with sight
glass and a one (1) quart (0.95 liter) supply bottle
mounted on the rear side of the head.
2.
Air and coolant are mixed in a manifold to form a fine
mist. Adjust the flexible tube to direct mist stream
onto saw band and workpiece to lubricate and cool
the cutting area. Regulate mist with adjustable
valve at a rate of one drop per second as seen
through the sight glass.
3.
The air supply connection is located on the left
side of the machine on the drive compartment wall.
Incoming air supply should be between 80 and 90
psi (5.6 and 6.3 kg/cm²).
DO NOT exceed 90 ps (6.3 kg/cm²).
4.
Your DoALL sales representative can provide
complete information on various coolants and their
applications.
BAND MIST LUBRICATOR
1.
See the instructions sent with the unit for information
on operation and adjustments.
2.
Contact your DoALL sales representative for
information on the type of fluid and/or oil needed
for your application.
WORKLIGHT
1.
The worklight illuminates the cutting area and areas
nearby and is controlled by an "on/off" switch on the
lamp, or by selector switch on the electrical control
box.
MAGNIFIER
1.
Magnifing the cutting area may prove helpful
during delicate sawing procedures. This is done
by placing a magnifing lens around the shade of
the worklight.
2 .
A protective lens cover should be placed around
the magnifier to prevent scratches when not being
used.
POST ELEVATING HANDWHEEL
1.
This option allows the operator to adjust the post
and upper saw guide by means of a handwheel
located on the right side of the sawing head. Turn
the handwheel
clockwse
to "RAISE" the post,
counterclockwse
to "LOWER" it.
WORKTABLE OPTIONS
Auxlary Table
1.
This worktable, mounted between the standard
worktable and the throat of the machine, helps
support large, heavy work pieces. This table
measures 11 inches by 26 inches (279.4 mm by
660.4 mm).
18" Stroke Worktable
1.
This factory-installed air-powered worktable has a
18 inch (457.2 mm) stroke instead of standard 12
inch (304.8 mm) stroke. The table's working surface
is 24 by 36.5 inches (609.6 by 927.1 mm).
Glde Table
1.
This worktable option has a 26 by 26 inch (660.4
by 660.4 mm) worktable and table travel of 10-3/4
inches (273.0 mm). It can
not
be tilted. Load
capacity is 200 pounds (90.7 kg).
2.
The workpiece is securely clamped to the table.
The operator then holds the handle in front of
the table and manually pushes the table with the
workpiece through the saw band. The handle also
acts as a workstop if desired.
DO NOT force workpece through the saw
band.
3.
A thumbscrew located in the lower right under
the worktable locks the worktable in place to
allow loading and unloading of stock. Loosen the
thumbscrew completely for the worktable to move
freely.
