Manual Clarke CBS14WC Bandsaw
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2.3 Slacken the grub screw (H), which secures the
shaft carrying The Blade Guide Bearing (D), and
adjust the position of the bearing so that it is1/64”
behind the blade (as shown in fig. 10).
Re-tighten the grub screw, using the Allen key
provided
C. TABLE ADJUSTMENTS
For all normal sawing operations, it is important to
ensure that the table is set at 90
O
to the blade. This is
checked by sliding an engineers square on the table,
up to the blade (with the blade correctly tensioned),
and carrying out a visual inspection.
If necessary slacken off the table tilt adjuster knobs,
and move the table until you are satisfied it is square
with blade, then re-tighten the table tilt adjuster knobs.
In the case of the CBS14WC, it may be necessary to
slacken off the lock nut, and screw ‘in’ the table stop
screw (see fig.6 & 7, page 7), in order for the table to
come square.
With the table tilt adjuster knobs tight, check to ensure
the pointer beneath the table, is correctly set to zero
on the scale on the side of the trunnion. If necessary,
slacken the pointer securing screw, and re-set the
pointer to zero.
The CBS14WC also requires the table stop to be
screwed ‘out’ until it comes into contact with the table.
It is then locked in place with the lock nut. This facility
allows the table to be moved quickly and accurately
to horizontal when the machine has been used for
cutting mitres etc. If a reverse mitre is required, (up
to 15
O
), it will be necessary to slacken the table stop
screw lock nut, and screw the stop screw ‘in’ by the
required amount to achieve your reverse mitre.
D. MICRO SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS
It is essential to ensure the operating lever of the micro
switch is correctly adjusted to ensure it trips the switch
immediately the door is opened. It must not be
possible, under any circumstances, for the machine
to operate when the door is open.
The operating lever mounting holes are elongated,
as are the mounting holes of the switch box. This
allows the lever and switch box to be adjusted
independantly and/or together, to obtain the best
possible action, so that the switch is operated
immediately the door is opened. It may take one or
two attempts to obtain satisfactory alignment.
E. UPPER AND LOWER WHEEL
BEARINGS
If it becomes necessary at some stage to dis-
assemble the machine completely, the upper and
lower wheel bearing blocks must be adjusted to
ensure the wheels are in perfect alignment. This
operation should only be carried out by a qualified
technician, and you should contact your CLARKE
dealer for advice.
BLADE RENEWAL
1. Disconnect the mains cable from the supply.
2. Slacken off blade tension using the adjuster knob
on top of the machine.
3. Raise the upper blade guard and guide block to
the top of its travel, and secure in position.
4. Remove the Table Insert and Taper pin.
5. Open the Wheel Cover, and ease the blade off
the upper and lower wheels, taking care that the
blade does not ‘spring’ as this could cause serious
injury. It is advisable to wear proper clothing,
i.e. long sleeves and goggles.
6. Replace the new blade over the lower wheel first,
then easing it over the upper wheel, ensuring the
teeth point down towards the table.
7. Carry out all adjustments. i.e. Upper Wheel
alignment and Blade Guide Bearings, as described
on pages 8 and 9.
8. When changing a blade on the 14WC, check to
ensure the wire brush inside the lower wheel
housing, which keeps the lower wheel rim free from
sawdust etc., ensuring the saw blade maintains a
true path on the wheel, is brushing lightly against
the rim of the wheel. Adjust as necessary.
DUST EXTRACTION
A dust extraction outlet is provided which may be
connected to a vacuum cleaner or a dust extraction
machine such as the CLARKE CDE35, as and
when the need arises.
Please see your CLARKE dealer for details.
MAINTENANCE
After use
1. Accumulated dust and chips should be removed
from inside the bandsaw. Open the front cover
and use a brush or vacuum cleaner at the end of
every work session.
2. ALWAYS Lower the Blade Guide Block and Guard
Assembly to its lowest position.
3. ALWAYS slacken off blade tension.
Periodically
1. Apply a coat of wax paste to the table surface which
will allow the wood stock to glide across it smoothly
and effortlessly.
2. Inspect electric cables to ensure they are not
cracked or damaged in any way. Damaged cables
should be renewed immediately.
3. Inspect the blade for damaged teeth. If any are
broken, the blade should be renewed.
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| Brand | Clarke |
| Model | CBS14WC |
| Category | Bandsaws |
| File type | |
| File size | 0.51 MB |
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