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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
To adjust, loosen the set screws located on the lower blade guide mounting block and slide blade guide arm back or forward to adjust properly (Fig.17). NOTE: Blade guides and blade tension should be checked and adjusted if needed after 3 hours of use. Frequent replacement of blade guides is recommended to maintain cutting accuracy and extend blade life. When pushing the material through the blade while cutting, make sure the round support bearing behind the blade does not spin. If the roller begins to spin, back off the pressure of feeding the material until the spinning stops. Eventually you will begin to know the exact pressure required to cut specific materials. NOTE: The support bearing should not be used as a back stop for the blade to increase cutting time. This constant contact will wear the blade down from the back side as well as add pressure and friction to the blade until it snaps. E. Upper Blade Guide Height Adjustment The position of the upper guide should be 1/4” from the top of the material you are cutting. To adjust height of blade guide, loosen guide bar locking knob on back of saw and raise or lower the guide assembly (Fig. 18). F. Straight Edge / Angle Guide The band saw is designed for intricate radius cuts, however the straight edge guide will permit moderate straight edge or fixed angle cutting when needed. Place work material against the straight edge guide and feed the material slowly. For easy installation, place guide in groove located on cutting table. Adjust guide location by removing the adjusting screw and moving guide to the various slots on the table top (Fig.19). G. Blade Tracking - Upper Wheel Tracking Adjustment The optimal position for the blade is to track in the center of all three blade wheels but most importantly the top wheel. If the blade is not centered, you can adjust the hub assembly screws behind the upper wheel. This allows for the wheel to tilt, forcing a repositioning of the blade. You will need to remove the rear cover of the machine to expose the 6 adjusting bolts (Fig. 20). If the blade is coming off or riding towards the front of the top wheel, loosen the Inner Top Hex Bolt and tighten the Outer Top Hex Bolt, then retighten the Inner Top Hex Bolt. If the blade is coming off or riding towards the back of the upper wheel, loosen the Inner Bottom Hex Bolt and tighten the Outer Bottom Hex Bolt, then retighten the Inner Bottom Hex Bolt. After adjusting, manually turn the wheels to ensure proper blade tracking. Page 4 - DL5000 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Fig.15 Fig.16 Upper blade guide Fig.17 Set Screw Fig.18 Locking Knob Fig.19 Inner Top Outer Top Fig.20 Inner Bottom Outer Bottom DL5000 INSTRUCTION MANUAL - Page 5 Quick Tips 1) When cutting, the highest blade speed will usually result in efficient and smooth cutting. Use a slower speed when working with delicate materials or making very tight turning radius. 2) Do not force materials into the blade. Ease the materials into the blade, turning as you go to create your pattern. Keep a constant forward movement of the material through the blade as you make your curves. Avoid twisting the blade on tight curves. 3) To back out of a cut, turn the saw off and ease the material away from the blade. 4) Clean band saw after each use with water. Run clean water through pump until it runs clear and the water tube appears clean. Frequent use of WD40 or similar lubricant on all screws and moving parts is recommended. 5) When not in use, loosen blade wheel tension. When storing for extended periods, remove blade and drive belt, then store. 6) Use a waterproof pen to mark your pattern on material. For added protection, use Chap Stick™ or candle wax over line before cutting. 7) Two or more pieces may be cut at the same time by stacking them together and using “tacky wax”, rubber cement or double-sided tape to hold material in place. If using glue or tape, clean blade after use by running a clean piece of glass or tile through blade. It is not recommended that you cut through thickness greater than 3/4”. Page 6 - DL5000 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Troubleshooting Problem: Blade jammed in work material. Cause: Twisted blade from forcing work materials into the blade. Solution: Before freeing any jammed materials, immediately turn OFF power switch and wait until all moving parts have stopped. Gently free work material, holding blade against the blade guides to prevent it from stretching or badly twisting. Back out of the cut if needed. Inspect blade for kinks and ensure there is no remaining debris in the blade path which may have caused the jam. Problem: Saw runs slowly or stops while cutting. Cause: Drive belt slippage or broken. Solution: See Band Saw Use and Maintenance Drive Belt Tension-Section A. Additional Parts Item Item Number DL5000 Table P500 DL5000 Main Frame P501 DL5000 Variable speed control 110V/220V P502/P502a DL5000 Wheel set p503 DL5000 drive belt P540 DL5000 upper blade block P542 DL5000 lower blade block P543 DL5000 drive hub a...
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