Jet Tools JWBS-16 manual

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    OWNER'S MA NUA L JWBS-16 Woodw orking Bandsaw (show n with opt ional accessory ri p f ence, rail s and resaw att achm ent 708747 and m i t er gauge 708716) JET P.O. BO X 1349 Phone : 253-351-6000 W MH Tool Gr oup Auburn, W A 98071- 1349 Fax: 1-800-274- 6840 www.wm ht oolgr oup.com e-m ail jet@ wmht oolgr oup.com M -708749 04/02[...]

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    2 Thi s manual has been prepared f or t he owner and operators of a J ET JW BS- 16. It s purpose, aside f rom m achi ne operati on, is to prom ot e safet y t hrough the use of accept ed corr ect operati ng and m aint enance procedures. Com pl etel y read t he s af ety and m aint enance i nstruct i ons befor e operati ng or serv i ci ng the m ac hin[...]

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    3 WARNING 1. Re ad a nd under st and t he e ntire inst ruc tion ma nua l befor e a tt em pting assembl y or o perati on . 2. T hi s ban dsaw is desi gn ed an d i nten ded for u se by p rop erly trai ned and exp erien ced per sonne l only. If you are not fa milia r with the prope r and sa fe ope ra tion of a bandsa w, do not use until prope r tr ain[...]

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    4 Grounding Ins tructions Cauti on : T h is t oo l mu st be g rou nd ed w hi le i n u se to p rotect the o perato r from el ectri c sho ck. In t he ev ent of a mal f unct ion or breakdown, groundi ng prov i des a path of l east resistanc e f or el ectr ic curr ent to r educe the r isk of el ectr ic s hock. This tool is equi pped w i th an el ect ri[...]

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    5 230 Volt Op erati on If 230V, s ingl e phase operati on i s des i red, t he f ol lowing i nstruc ti ons must be f ol lowed: 1. Di sconnect the m achi ne f rom the power source. 2. T hi s bands aw i s s uppli ed wit h f our m ot or leads t hat are c onnected f or 115V operati on, as show n in Fi gure A. Reconnect t hese f our m otor leads f or 230[...]

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    6 T able of Conte nts W arra nty ................................................................................................................................................. 2 W arn ings ................................................................................................................................................. 3 Groundi ng[...]

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    7 Contents of S hippi ng Conta iner 1. Bandsaw 1. Tabl e 1. Owner’s Manual 1. W arrant y Card 2. Cast Feet 4 Hex Cap Bol ts 3/ 8”-16x 4” 4. Fl at W ashers 3/8” 4. Lock W ashers3/8” 4. Fl at W ashers 3/8” ( plasti c) 1. Accessory Pac kage Contai ns: 2. Knobs 1. Hex W rench 1. Handle 1. 10/12m m W r ench U np acki ng 1. Rem ov e t he pack[...]

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    8 A ss em b l y and Setu p 1. W i th hel p f rom another pers on ti l t t he bandsaw j ust enough to get one set of feet (A, Fi g. 1) under neath t he base. Line up holes and bolt (B, F i g. 1) thr ough the base int o the f eet usi ng two hex cap bol t s 3/8”- 16x 4”, two 3/ 8” loc k w ashers, two 3/8” f l at was hers, and two 3/8” pl ast[...]

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    9 U pper Blade Guide A dj ustm ent WARNING Disco nn ect machi ne f rom th e po wer so urce, unplug before m a king any a djustm e nts! Blad e teeth are sharp! Use care when wo rkin g n ear the saw blad e. Failur e to com ply ma y ca use s er ious injury ! 1. Bl ade t ension and t racki ng m ust be proper ly adjust ed prior to bl ade guide setup. 2.[...]

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    10 M ounting the Ta ble 1. Rem ov e t he tabl e i nsert (A , F ig. 5) and t able pin (B , Fi g. 5). 2. Sl ide saw blade t hrough slot i n t able where the t able pi n was located. Rotat e the t able 90 degrees so that t he m it er slot i s paral lel to t he blade, and to the ri ght of t he bl ade when fac ing t he bandsaw . 3. Line up t he tr unnio[...]

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    11 Rai l A s s em bl y (o pt i on al access ory) 1. Att ach t he f ront rai l ( A, Fi g. 8) to the cast ir on tabl e with t wo 1/4” x 5/8” hex cap bolt s, two 1/ 4” l ock washers , and t wo 1/4” f l at was hers. Bolt s s houl d be in approx i m atel y the center of the slot . Hand ti ght en only at this time. 2. Att ach t he rear rai l (B ,[...]

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    12 4. Check t he cl earance bet w een the t abl e and the f ence. T he gap should be the sam e at the f ront of the tabl e as it i s at the rear . If the gap widt h is dif f erent , adj ust t he f oot at the rear of the f ence unt il t he gap w i dth i s the sam e, F igur e 11. Note: Y ou can al so adjust the f ront rai l , or r ear rai l up, or do[...]

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    13 T iltin g th e T a ble 1. Disco nn ect the machi ne f rom th e po wer sou rce, un pl ug . 2. Loosen the loc k knobs (A, Fi g. 13). 3. Ti l t t able up t o 45 degrees to t he r ight , or up to 10 degrees t o the l ef t. 4. Ti ghten t he l ock knobs. Note : T abl e s top bolt ( B, Fi g. 13) must be r e m o v e dt ot i l t t a b l et ot h el e f t [...]

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    14 Changing Blades WARNING Disco nn ect machi ne f rom th e po wer so urce, unplug! Blad e teeth are sharp! Use care when han dl in g th e saw b lad e. Failur e to com ply ma y ca use s er ious injury ! 1. Rem ov e t he tabl e i nsert (A, F i g. 16), and tabl e pi n (B, Fig. 16). 2. Lower the upper bl ade gui de as sembl y about hal f way by l oose[...]

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    15 Replac ing V-Belt 1. Disco nn ect th e machi ne fro m th e p ow er sou rce. 2. Release bl ade tensi on by turni ng bl ade tensi on hand w heel c loc kwise. 3. Release bel t tensi on by l oosening the t wo hex cap bol ts (A, F ig. 19). Raise the m ot or and tight en hex cap bolt s to take t he tensi on of f the bel t. 4. Open t he lower wheel doo[...]

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    16 El ectri cal Conn ecti ons WARNING! All elect rical conn ectio ns mu st b e do ne b y a qu ali fied el ectri cian ! Failur e to com ply ma y re sult in loss of prope rt y and/or s er ious injury ! • JWBS-16 is rated at 1-1/ 2 HP, 1P h, 115V/230V , prew ired 115V. The bandsaw com es with a 115V pl ug (A, Fi g. 22). If y ou sw i t ch the m ot or[...]

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    17 Tr oubleshooti ng Tr ouble Possi ble Cause Solution Saw s tops or will not s ta rt 1. Saw unpl ugged 2. Fuse bl ow n or ci rcui t breaker tri pped 3. Cord dam aged 1. Check pl ug connect i ons 2. Replac e f use or reset ci rcui t breaker 3. Replac e cord Does n ot make accu rate 45 ° ° ° ° or 90 ° ° ° ° cut s 1. Stop not adjusted c orrec[...]

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    18 U pper Wheel A ss embly[...]

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    19 U pper Wheel A ss embly Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... JW BS16 -1 01.................... Saw B od y ...................................................... ......................... .......... 1 2 .......... TS- 0152011 ..................... C arr iage B olt ................................................. 5/16 -18 x[...]

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    20 Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. ............ 709577 ..............................Carb ide Em bedded Bl ade 123" x 3/8" x 0.025" 4 Skip ......................... ............ 709578 ..............................Carb ide Em bedded Bl ade 123" x 1/2" x 0.025" 3 Hook ........................ ...........[...]

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    21 Lo wer W heel and M oto r A ss em bl y[...]

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    22 Lo wer W heel and M oto r A ss em bl y Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... JW BS18 - 201N ................. Bea rin g Bas e ..................................... ............................................... 1 2 .......... JW BS20 -6 2...................... Ad jus ti ng Bo lt .................................... .......[...]

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    23 Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 48 ........ JW BS18 -39 A ................... Doo r Hinge Pin .................................. ............................................... 2 49 ........ JW BS16 -24 9.................... C a s t Foo t........................................... ............................................... 2 [...]

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    24 Blade G uides A ssembly[...]

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    25 Blade G uides A ssembly Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... TS- 0051051 ..................... H ex Cap Bo lt ..................................... 5/16 x 1 ................................... 4 2 .......... TS- 0720081 ..................... Lo ck W as he r ..................................... 5/16 .......................[...]

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    26 T a ble A ssemb ly[...]

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    27 T a ble A ssemb ly Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... JW BS16 -4 01.................... Tab le ................................................. ............................................... 1 2 .......... JW BS20 -1 44.................... Tab le Ins e rt ....................................... ........................[...]

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    28 Fen ce & M it er A s s em bl y (o pt i on al access ory)[...]

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    29 Fen ce & M it er A s s em bl y (o pt i on al access ory) Index Pa r t No. No . Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... JW BS18 -4 01.................... Lo ck Kn ob ......................................... ............................................... 1 2 .......... TS- 0680021 ..................... Flat W as he r...........................[...]

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    30 Wi ring D iagram[...]