General International BS5205, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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WORK STOP
A work stop can be used to cut multiple work pieces to equal length without
having to re-measure each piece individually.
1. Locate the work stop. This includes the work stop rod (r), the work stop
(s) and the M8 x 10 hexagon socket set screw (see fig 22) .
2. Locate M8 x 12 set screw, already installed in the band saw base.
3. Push the work stop rod into the hole located below this M8 x 12 set
screw. (See a view looking down at the vise assembly, fig 23 )
4. Tighten the M8 x 12 set screw (clockwise) to secure the work stop rod in
place.
5. Using the provided hex wrench, loosen, do not remove, the hexagon
socket set screw located in the work stop itself.
6. Swing up and slide the work stop to the desired length to be cut by
measuring the distance from the work stop to the blade.
NOTE:
always perform a test cut on a piece of scrap material after
making adjustments to the tool.
7. Using the provided hex wrench, tighten the hexagon socket set screw.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
Before using this machine, the operator should carefully
read over this operation manual and acquaint himself with the
construction, controls and drive system of the band saw.
WARNING!
Always disconnect the tool from power source before
making any adjustments, storing, servicing, or changing accessories.
Such preventative safety measures reduce the risk of starting the tool
accidentally.
CLAMPING A WORK PIECE
This tool comes with a vise for securing your work piece. For larger work
pieces, seek out additional vises or clamps. The vise is designed to be
used for horizontal cuts only.
SECURE AN ITEM FOR CUTTING
1. Raise and lock the band saw head in the vertical position using the head
support plate (X, fig 2).
2. Locate the vise handle (T, fig 2 & 24).
3. Rotate the vise handle counter-clockwise until there is enough room
for your work piece between the sliding vise plate (AA, fig 25) and the
mitering vise plate (BB, fig 25) .
4. Locate the M10 x 30 hexagon head bolt (hb. fig 25).
5. Loosen the M10 x 30 hexagon head bolt by rotating it counter-
clockwise. This will allow for a tighter clamp later.
6. Place the work piece between both of the vise plates.
7. Rotate the vise handle clockwise until the sliding vise plate clamps the
work piece against the mitering vise plate.
8. Fully tighten the hexagon head bolt.