Woodstock W1673 instruction manual Bandsaw Body, Lifting tensioning handle

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Bandsaw Body

The bandsaw body rep- resents a heavy load. Seek assistance before beginning this step.

1.Seek assistance and place the bandsaw body next to the stand. Rotate the bandsaw body so the access door on the bandsaw body is facing the same way as the cabinet door.

2.For safety, remove the bandsaw blade. To do this, open the upper and lower doors on the bandsaw body. Lift the tensioning han- dle up and carefully remove blade. See Figure 12. If the blade is hard to remove with the tensioning handle up, rotate the handle counterclockwise to release the pressure. See Blade Changes section for more details.

3.Lift the bandsaw body with the help of an assistant. The foot of the bandsaw body will fit into the pocket in the top of the stand.

Do Not lift from the foot of bandsaw body. Your fingers would be at risk of a pinch injury should the bandsaw be placed in this way.

4.Secure the bandsaw body as in Figure 13 with the (4) 38"-16 x 2" carriage bolts, 38" hex nut and flat washers provided.

Figure 12. Lifting tensioning handle.

Figure 13. Securing bandsaw body.

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Contents Bandsaw Table Of Contents Introduction About Your NEW Bandsaw Woodstock Service and SupportMachine Specifications Warranty and ReturnsDisconnect machine when cleaning, adjusting or servicing Safety FirstKeep proper footing and balance at all times Additional Safety Instructions For Bandsaws110V Operation Electrical RequirementsExtension Cords Grounding220V Operation Unplug saw before changing blades Avoiding Potential InjuriesUse push blocks when necessary Contents Assembly InstructionsStand HardwareLifting tensioning handle Bandsaw BodyQuick-Connect Cord Mounting MotorMounting Dust Port Mounting TableTo mount the table Fence/Rails Rail placementLocation of Controls AdjustmentsSpeed Changes Diagram of speed optionsTo install the blade Install/Remove BladesTo remove the blade Blade Tension To adjust blade tensionTo tighten your blade by sound To tighten your blade by deflectionTracking To track the blade using center trackingRead the next section for coplanar tracking To check if your wheels are coplanar Wheel AlignmentLower wheel adjustment control Blade guide assemblies Blade GuidesGuide block position on blade To adjust the guide blocksTo square the table to the blade Table AdjustmentsTo make the miter gauge slot parallel with the blade Table AdjustmentsTo set the fence so it is parallel to the miter slot Fence AdjustmentsBlade Lead To adjust for blade lead with the fence only optionGeneral OperationsTest Run Crosscutting RippingTo perform ripping operations Resawing Cutting CurvesTo make curved cuts Stacked Cuts To resaw, follow this basic procedureTo make stacked cuts Blade Type Blade SelectionBlade Width Blade TeethLubrication MaintenanceMaintenance Notes Maintenance SchedulePage Closure Page Page Page XPB03 Adapter Warranty Card BOX BELLINGHAM, WA