Craftsman 9 Band Saw Manual
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Thefollowingtools(notincluded)areneededforcheckingadjustmentsofthesaworforinstallingtheblade: ADJUSTABLEWRENCH PHiLLiPS$OREWORIVER Fig.3 Thefollowingitemsareincludedwiththetool: 3mmHexKey..................................................................1 4mmHexKey..................................................................1 5mmHexKey..................................................................1 MiterGauge......................................................................!...
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UNPACKING Thisproductrequiresassembly. []Carefullyliftsawfromthecartonandplaceitonalevel worksurface. NOTE:Thistoolisheavy.Toavoidbackinjury,liftwith yourlegs,notyourback,andgethelpwhenneeded. []hspectthetoolcarefullytomakesurenobreakageor damageoccurredduringshipping. []Donotdiscardthepackingmaterialuntilyouhave carefullyinspectedandsatisfactorilyoperatedthetool. []Thesawisfactorysetforaccuratecutting.After assemblingit,checkforaccuracy,ffshippinghas...
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[] [] [] Hnsertthewasheronthethreadedendofthetabletock handle.Thetablelockhandleisspringloadedand isreleasedbypullingthehandleawayfromthesaw housing.Tightenthesawtabletothesawhousingby ratchetingthetablelockhandleclockwiseorbyfinger tighteningthetablelockhandle. Reattachtheangleadjustmentknobusingthespring, washer,andnut. Reattachthetablealigningbolt,washer,andwingnut tothesawtable. NOTE:Thewingnutgoesbelowthesawtable. MOUNTmNGBANDSAW30WORKBENCH...
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ADJUSTmNGBLADEGUmDEASSEMBLY SeeFigure8. WARNING:Toavoidpersonalinjury,maintainproper adjustmentofbladetension,bladeguides,andthrust bearings. Topreventthebladefromtwistingorbreaking,theblade guideassemblyshouldalwaysbesetapproximately1/8 in.abovetheworkpiece. []Turnthelocklevercounterclockwisetounlockthe bladeguideassembly. []Asaguide,useascrappieceofthesamewoodyou areabouttocuttosettheheightofthebladeguide assembly.Adjustbladeguideassemblybyturningthe bladeguideknob....
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NOTE:Theblademayneedtobeturnedinsideoutif theteetharepointinginthewrongdirection.Holdthe bladewithbothhandsandrotateitinward. []Withtheteethofthebladetowardthefrontofthesaw andfacingdownward,placethebladethroughthe lowerbladeguidesandaroundthelowerwheel.Pull downontheupperwheeltoplacethesawbladeon thewheel. []Slowlyturntheupperwheeltotherightorclockwise byhandtocenterthebladeontherubbertires. []Adjustthebladetension.Checkoradjusttheblade tracking....
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BLADEON WHEEL BLADE KNOB BLADETF{ACKING KNOB SQUARINGTHESAWTABLETOTHEBLADE SeeFigure13. []Removethebladeguardbylooseningthetwoset screwswiththe4mmhexkey. []Turnthelocklevercounterclockwisetounlockthe bladeguideassembly.Turningthebladeguideknob clockwise,raisethebladeguideassemblyasfarasit wil!go.Retightenthebladeguideknob. []Placeasmallcombinationsquareonthesawtable besidetheblade. []Loosenthetablelockhandleandrotatetheanglead- justmentknobtotiltthesawtableupordowntoalign...
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ADJUSTINGTHRUSTBEARINGS,BLADE GUIDESUPPORT,ANDBLADEGUIDES SeeFigures14-16. _WARNING:Neveroperatesawwithoutbladeguard securedinplace.Todosocouldresultinpossible seriouspersonalinjury. Theupperandlowerbladeguidesandthrustbearings supportthebandsawbladeduringcuttingoperations. Theadjustmentoftheguidesandbearingsshouldbe checkedwheneveradifferentbladeisinstalled. ToAdjustThrustBearings: Thethrustbearingssupportthebackedgeoftheblade duringcutting.Thebladeshouldnotcontactthethrust...
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reAdjustBladeGuides: Thebladeguideshelpkeepthebladefromtwistingand binding.Thebladewillberuinedifthebladeteethhitthe bladeguideswhileusingthebandsaw.Thesetofteeth andthesharpenededgeofteethwillbedamagedbyhit- tingthebladeguides.Properadjustmentoftheupperand lowerbladeguideswillpreventthisfromhappening. []Removethebladeguardbylooseningthetwoscrews setwiththe4mmhexkey. []Loosenthetwobladeguidesupportscrewsthatlock theupperbladeguides.Slidethetwoguidestowithin...
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[]Avoidawkwardoperationsandhandpositionswhere asuddenslipcouldcauseseriousinjuryfromcontact withtheblade.Neverplacehandsinbladepath. []Useextrasupports(tables,sawhorses,blocks,etc.) whencuttinglarge,small,orawkwardworkpieces. []Neveruseapersonasasubstituteforatableexten- sionorasadditionalsupportforaworkpiecethatis longerorwiderthanthebasicsawtable. []Whencuttingirregularlyshapedworkpieces,planyour worksoitwillnotpinchtheblade.Forexample,a pieceofmoldingmustlieflatonthesawtable.Work-...
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BEFORELEAVINGTHESAW SeeFigure17. []Waituntilthesawhascometoafullandcomplete stop. []PlacetheswitchintheOFFposition,removetheswitch keyfromtheswitchassembly.Storekeyinasafe place. []Unplugthesawfromthepowersource. []Makeworkshopchildproof. []Locktheshop. LOCKINGTHESWITCH SeeFigure17. []Waituntilthesawhascometoafullandcomplete stop. / SWITCH KEY Fig.17 []PlacetheswitchintheOFFposition,removetheswitch keyfromtheswitchassembly.Storekeyinasafe place. TiLTiNGTHETABLE SeeFigure18....