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SKU 93762 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. Page 22
Place the new Saw Blade (82) be-e.
tween each of the Guide assemblies
and around the Upper Blade Wheel
(37) and Lower Blade Wheel (54).
IMPORTANT: The teeth must be
pointing downward toward the
Motor. (See Figure U.)
NOTE: f. The Bandsaw is equipped
with a 64” diameter, .025” thick,
15/32” wide, 14 teeth per inch Saw
Blade (82). The machine will also
accept Blades in 4, 6, 8, and 10
tooth sizes. The choice of Blade
pitch is determined by the thickness
of the material to be cut. The thinner
the workpiece, the more teeth is rec-
ommended. A minimum of 3 teeth
should engage the workpiece at all
times for proper cutting.
(See Figure U.)
CAUTION: If the teeth of the Saw
Blade are so far apart that they
straddle the workpiece, severe
damage to the workpiece and/or
Saw Blade will result.
Tighten the tension on the new Saw g.
Blade (82) by turning the Blade Ten-
sion Knob (34). (See Figure U.)
Close the Blade Back Cover (114). h.
(See Figure U.)
To replace the V-Belt: 4. The Band-
saw uses a size 0-506 V-Belt (10).
To replace the V-Belt:
V-BELT (10)
SPINDLE PULLEY
(1)
MOTOR PULLEY
(79)
HEX BOLT
(70)
FIGURE V
a. Open the Pulley Cover (72).
(See Figure V.)
Loosen the Hex Bolt (70) to release b.
tension on the old V-Belt.
(See Figure F.)
Remove the old V-Belt (10) from the c.
two Pulleys (1, 79). (See Figure V.)
Place the new V-Belt (10) into the d.
proper Pulley (1, 79) combination for
the desired Blade speed.
(See Figures G and V.)
Adjust the position of the Motor (81) e.
to obtain approximately 1/2” depres-
sion in the V-Belt (10) when applying
pressure with your thumb.
(See Figure V.)
Tighten the Hex Bolt (70) to secure f.
the Motor (81) in place.
(See Figure T.)