Powermatic PWBS-14CS Installation and Assembly, Mounting Band Saw to Stand, Refer to Figures 15

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Installation and Assembly

Tools required for assembly:

open-end or box wrenches– 10mm, 12mm, 1/2” [in some cases, a socket wrench set can be used to speed assembly time]

hex (Allen) wrenches – 3, 5, 6mm Cross point (Phillips) screwdriver square

straightedge

NOTE: If further clarification is needed for any of the following assembly procedures, consult the exploded views at the back of this manual.

Exposed metal surfaces on the Band Saw, such as the table, have been given a protective coating at the factory. This should be removed with a soft cloth moistened with a light solvent. Do not use gasoline, lacquer thinner, acetone, or other highly volatile solvents for this. Do not use an abrasive pad as it may scratch the polished metal surfaces.

IMPORTANT: The Band Saw must be disconnected from the power source before any assembly procedures!

Mounting Band Saw to Stand

Refer to Figures 15 and 16.

1.Remove loose items from inside of stand.

2.Place stand upright on a level surface. If desired, the stand can be further stabilized by securing it to the floor with lag screws through the inside corner holes. If using a mobile base, lock the casters before assembling or operating the band saw.

The saw body is heavy – use

 

caution when lifting, and stabilize until firmly

 

attached to the stand. Failure to comply may

 

cause serious injury.

Figure 15

 

3.With the aid of a second person, lift the Band Saw out of the shipping container and place on top of the stand. Make sure that front of saw (with Powermatic nameplate) faces same direction as curved stand front.

4.Line up holes in the saw base with holes in the top of the stand. Fasten saw base to the stand with four M8x40 hex cap screws (HP1-J), eight M8 flat washers (HP1-G), four M8 lock washers (HP1-F), and four M8 hex nuts (HP1-H). Use a 1/2” wrench to tighten.

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Contents Powermatic Part No. M-1791216Warranty and Service Warranty PeriodTable of Contents Parts List Table and Trunnion Assembly Page Introduction Features and Specifications Disconnect the machine from the power source Grounding InstructionsVolt Operation Extension Cords Recommended Minimum Gauge AWG of Extension CordsContents of the Shipping Container UnpackingCarton #2 Stand Installation and Assembly Mounting Band Saw to StandRefer to Figures 15 Installing Drive Belt Refer to Figures 17 throughInstalling Trunnion Support Installing Extension TableInstalling Main Table Installing Rear Rail Leveling the Extension TableRefer to Figures 22 Installing Front Rail and Rip Fence Refer to Figures 29Aligning Fence to Blade Resaw Guide Blower NozzleWork Lamp Refer to Figures 33Installing Quick Tension Lever Riser Block AccessoryStand Attachments Dust CollectionAdjustments Adjusting 90 Table StopTilting the Table Refer to Figures 39Installing Blades Table Aligned with BladeBlade Tension Blade Tracking Guide Post and Upper Blade GuardUpper Bearing Guides Lower Bearing GuidesRefer to Figures 47, 48 Thrust BearingMiter Gauge Refer to Figures 51Maintenance On/Off SwitchBlade Selection WidthPitch ShapeSet MaterialBlade Breakage General Procedure OperationRipping CrosscuttingResawing Blade LeadTrouble Probable Cause RemedyTroubleshooting Operating Problems Trouble Optional Accessories Trouble Probable Cause RemedyBlade Selection Guide For Radius CuttingReplacement Parts Parts List Body AssemblyIndex No. Part No Description Size Qty Serial # 71210381 and higher Index No. Part No Description Size Qty Body Assembly Parts List Closed Stand Assembly 200MF 125VACClosed Stand Assembly Parts List Fence and Rail Assembly PWBS14-FAFence and Rail Assembly Parts List Table and Trunnion Assembly Parts List Miter Gauge Assembly Parts List Blade Tension Lever Electrical Connections for PWBS-14CS