Basic bandsaw operation -- vertical position – Harbor Freight Tools METAL CUTTING BANDSAW 93762 User Manual

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basic bandsaw operation --

vertical position:

1.

warning! Always wear ANSI-

approved safety impact eye goggles

when operating the Bandsaw.
do not plug the power cord plug

2.

into an electrical outlet until all

necessary adjustments (as previ-

ously discussed in this manual)

have been made.

Figure s

saw blade

(82)

vertical cutting

plate (189)

power switch (164)

bodY

Frame

(60)

support

plate (150)

locKing

pin (153)

3. Raise the Body Frame (60) to its full

vertical position, making sure it locks

in place by turning the Support Plate

(150) to the right until it firmly locks

into the Body Frame and inserting the

Locking Pin (153).

(see Figure s.)

Once all necessary adjustments to

4.

the Bandsaw have been made, plug

the Power Cord Plug into the near-

est

120 volt, grounded, electrical

outlet.
Turn the Power Switch (164) to its

5.

“on” position. (see Figure s.)

6.

caution! Cut only flat workpiec-

es when the Bandsaw is in its vertical

position. Never attempt to cut pipes

or other round objects with the Band-

saw in its vertical position.
Before cutting, turn on the Bandsaw

7.

and check for excessively loose Saw

Blade (82) tension or machine vi-

bration. If this is found, turn off the

Bandsaw and correct the problem

before using.

(see Figure s.)

Set the workpiece on the Vertical Cut-

8.

ting Plate (189), making sure to keep

downward pressure on the workpiece

throughout the cutting process.

(see Figure s.)
When cutting a large workpiece,

9.

make sure its entire length is properly

supported. If necessary, use a roller

stand (not included) with a larger

workpiece.
Allow the Saw Blade (82) to turn up

10.

to full speed before feeding the work-

piece into the Saw Blade.

(see Figure s.)

11.

warning! Keep hands and

fingers safely away from the cut-

ting area.
Feed the workpiece into the Saw

12.

Blade (82) gradually. Do not force

the Bandsaw to remove material

faster than it is designed to cut.

(see Figure s.)
Never attempt to remove mate-

13.

rial stuck in the moving parts of the

Bandsaw while it is plugged in and

running. Turn off the Bandsaw if the

workpiece is to be backed out of an

uncompleted cut.
Once the cut is made, turn the Power

14.

Switch (164) to its

“oFF” position.

Then, unplug the Power Cord Plug

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