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Changing the Sawblade.

Ensure the machine is switched OFF, and isolated from the

mains electrical supply.

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Remove the rip fence and bevel gauge - 'A'.

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Remove the width of cut indicator - 'B'.

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Remove the table insert - 'C'.

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Raise the upper guide block fully - 'D'

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Open the upper and lower doors - 'E'.

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Slacken the tension on the sawblade by turning the

handwheel on the top of the bandsaw 'F', in an

anticlockwise direction.

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Carefully remove the sawblade, and store safely.

NOTE: The saw blade requires very careful handling to

avoid the possibility of personal injury.

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Clean the machine, using a soft brush and vacuum

cleaner.

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Fit the new sawblade in reverse order, ensuring it runs

in the correct direction i.e. with the teeth pointing

down at the front.

NOTE: before tensioning the blade, ensure it is located in

all the blade guides correctly.

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Slowly tension the blade by turning the handwheel

on top of the machine in a clockwise direction.

Simultaneously, slowly rotate the upper blade wheel in a clockwise direction whilst

observing the blade. It should run in the centre of both blade wheels.

Tension the blade sufficiently to ensure it is taught and does not slip on the blade

wheels - do not overtighten.

If the blade runs off centre, adjust the tracking as follows.

Saw Blade Tracking

Before carrying out this adjustment, all six blade guides must first be backed off, 3 above

and 3 below the table - see page 14 for blade guide adjustments.

It will also be necessary to remove the table insert.

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Open the upper and lower doors

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Release the handwheel lock, located at the rear of the upper

wheel housing (see Fig. 14), by turning it anticlockwise.

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Whilst slowly rotating the upper blade wheel clockwise, slowly

turn the hand wheel at the rear of the machine, (see Fig. 14),

observing the reaction of the sawblade. If it tracks in the desired

direction, continue to turn the handwheel until the blade runs

in the centre of the blade wheels, if the blade tracks in the

wrong direction, turn the handwheel in opposite direction.

When satisfied,re tighten the handwheel lock

Fig.13

Fig.14

Handwheel

Lock