Excalibur EX-16, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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BLADE WIDTH THICKNESS TEETH/INCH
#2/0 .022 .010 28
For extremely intricate sawing. Very tight cuts in 1/16”
- 1/4” wood veneer, plastic, hard rubber, pearl, etc. #0 .024 .011 25
#2 .029 .012 20
For tight radius work with thin materials, 3/32” - 1/2”
wood veneer, wood, bone, fiber, plastic, etc.
#4 .035 .015 15
#5 .038 .016 12.5
For close radius work in materials 1/8” or thicker.
Good for sawing hard and soft woods, bone, horn,
plastic, etc.
#6 .041 .016 12.5
#7 .045 .017 11.5
Popular sizes for cutting hard and soft woods, 3/16”
up to 2”. Also cuts plastic, paper, felt, bone, etc.
#9 .053 .018 11.5
#11 .059 .019 9.5
#12 .062 .024 9.5
BLADE WIDTH THICKNESS TEETH/INCH
Same appli-
cations as
Skip Tooth
blades.
#2/0R .026 .011 28/20
#2R .029 .012 20/13
#5R .038 .016 12.5/9
#7R .049 .018 11.5/8
#9R .054 .019 11.5/8
#12R .062 .062 9.5/6
Reverse teeth at the bottom of the blades prevent splintering
to the underside of the workpiece.
Regular evenly spaced tooth pattern. Considered the most common of scroll saw blades, they are available in
the widest range of sizes and provide a good combination of fast cutting action with good chip clearance
and a relatively smooth finish.
SKIP TOOTH
REVERSE TOOTH
BLADE WIDTH THICKNESS TEETH/INCH
Same appli-
cations as
Skip Tooth
blades.
#1D .026 .013 30
#3D .032 .014 23
#5D .038 .016 16
#7D .044 .018 13
#9D .053 .018 11
#12D .061 .022 10
DOUBLE TOOTH
Fast, clean cutting and very efficient chip clearance.
INSTALLING OR CHANGING BLADES
ALWAYS TURN OFF AND UNPLUG THE MACHINE
BEFORE REMOVING, HANDLING OR CHANGING
BLADES.
1. Remove an installed, worn or broken blade by flip-
ping the blade tension lever forward (position
1 ), then
loosening the thumbscrews A and C on the upper
and lower blade mounts B and D .
2. Remove the blade.
3. With the blade teeth facing forward, slip one end of
the blade through the hole in the table and fit each
end of the blade into the corresponding upper and lower blade mounts, then tighten the thumbscrews, only
enough to secure the blade and prevent it from slipping.
Note: Overtightening the blade clamp thumbscrews can cause premature wear to the blades gripping surface and result
in blade slippage or cause premature wear of the threads in the blade clamp housing.
1
2
A
B
D
C
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