Cocraft HB 10-L BS1001 User manual

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Ver. 20170801
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Art.no Model
41-3169 BS1001
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HB 10-L
10″
41-3169
BANDSAW
BANDSÅG BÅNDSAG
VANNESAHA BANDSÄGE
MAX CUTTING CAPACITY: 100 MM

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10” Bandsaw
Art.no 41-3169 Model BS-1001
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save it for future
reference. We reserve theright for any errors in text or images and any necessary changes
made to technical data. In theevent of technical problems or other queries, please contact our
Customer Services (see address details on theback).
Safety
Warning: When using electric tools basic safety precautions should always be followed to
reduce therisk of fire, electric shock and personal injury including thefollowing. Read all these
instructions before attempting to operate this product and save these instructions.
1. Keep work area clear.
- Cluttered areas and benches invite injuries.
2. Consider work area environment.
- Do not expose tools to rain.
- Do not use tools in damp or wet locations.
- Keep work area well lit.
- Do not use tools in thepresence of flammable liquids or gases.
3. Guard against electric shock.
- Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces (e.g. pipes, radiators, ranges,
refrigerators).
4. Keep other persons away.
- Do not let persons, especially children, not involved in thework touch thetool or
theextension cord and keep them away from thework area.
5. Store idle tools.
- When not in use, tools should be stored in adry locked-up place, out of reach of children.
6. Do not force thetool.
- It will do thejob better and safer at therate for which it was intended.
7. Use theright tool.
- Do not force small tools to do thejob of aheavy duty tool.
- Do not use tools for purposes not intended; for example do not use circular saws to cut
tree limbs or logs.
8. Dress properly.
- Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery, they can be caught in moving parts.
- Non-skid footwear is recommended when working outdoors.
- Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.
9. Use protective equipment.
- Use safety glasses.
- Use a face or dust mask if working operations create dust.

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10. Connect dust extraction equipment.
- If thetool is provided for theconnection of dust extraction and collecting equipment,
ensure these are connected and properly used.
11. Do not abuse thecord.
- Never yank thecord to disconnect it from thesocket. Keep thecord away from heat,
oil and sharp edges.
12. Secure work.
- Where possible use clamps or avice to hold thework. It is safer than using your hand.
13. Do not overreach.
- Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
14. Maintain tools with care.
- Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for better and safer performance.
- Follow instruction for lubricating and changing accessories.
- Inspect tool cords periodically and if damaged have them repaired by anauthorized
service facility.
- Inspect extension cords periodically and replace if damaged.
- Keep handles dry, clean and free from oil and grease.
15. Disconnect tools.
- When not in use, before servicing and when changing accessories such as blades,
bits and cutters, disconnect tools from thepower supply.
16. Remove adjusting keys and wrenches.
- Form thehabit of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from
thetool before turning it on.
17. Avoid unintentional starting.
- Ensure switch is in “off” position when plugging in.
18. Use outdoor extension leads.
- When thetool is used outdoors, use only extension cords intended for outdoor use and so marked.
19. Stay alert.
- Watch what you are doing, use common sense and do not operate thetool when you are tired.
20. Check damaged parts.
- Before further use of tool, it should be carefully checked to determine that it will operate
properly and perform its intended function.
- Check for alignment of moving parts, binding of moving parts, breakage of parts,
mounting and any other conditions that may affect its operation.
- Aguard or other part that is damaged should be properly repaired or replaced by
anauthorized service centre unless otherwise indicated in this instruction manual.
- Have defective switches replaced by anauthorized service centre.
- Do not use thetool if theswitch does not turn it on and off.

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21. Warning:
- Theuse of any accessory or attachment other than one recommended in this instruction
manual may present arisk of personal injury.
22. Have your tool repaired by aqualified person.
- This electric tool complies with therelevant safety rules. Repairs should only be carried out
by qualified persons using original spare parts, otherwise this may result in considerable
danger to theuser.
Specic safety instructions for band saws
• If using afloor stand, make sure that theproduct is securely fastened to thestand and that
thestand is properly assembled and securely fastened to thefloor.
• Make sure that theproduct is positioned in such away that theworkpiece can be worked on
in asafe manner.
• This saw must not be used for wet cutting. Doing so can lead to deadly electric shocks.
This band saw is only intended for dry cutting.
• Thedrive belt must not be put under too much tension, it will last longer if thetension is
released when thesaw is not in use.
• Do not allow thebuild-up of sawdust around themotor or inside theproduct. Piles of sawdust
are afire hazard.
• Thesawblade must not be stopped through theexertion of pressure on theworkpiece or by
applying force to thesides of theblade.
• Theproduct’s safety guards must be in place and functioning properly. Always check that
theblade guides are correctly aligned.
• Never turn theproduct on if thesaw blade is in contact with theworkpiece.
• Make sure that there are no nails or screws in theworkpiece which could damage thesaw blade.
• Do not attempt to modify theproduct or its accessories in any way.
• Do not apply too much pressure to theworkpiece when feeding it into thesaw blade.
Asteady feed rate reduces wear on thesaw and saw blade and consequently increases
theefficiency and useful life of theband saw. Replace any worn table inserts.
• Connect theproduct to adust extractor before starting to saw. Thesaw must not be used if
any of its panels are open.
• Adjust thesaw blade to theworkpiece being worked on.
• When sawing with atilted table, position theguide on thelower side of thetable.
• Position theblade guard as close to theworkpiece as possible.
• Never use damaged or deformed saw blades.
• Replace thetable insert when it is worn or damaged.
• Do not clean theproduct whilst it is in operation.
• Connect adust extraction device to theproduct when sawing wood.
• Do not turn thesaw on when one of theblade pulley wheel covers is open or if any of
theblade guards are not in place.
• Make sure that you use thecorrect feed rate for thematerial that is to be cut.

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• When sawing cylindrical workpieces, aclamp should be used to prevent theworkpiece from twisting.
• When sawing tall workpieces, aclamp should be used to prevent theworkpiece from tipping over.
• Theproduct is only intended for sawing wood and non-ferrous metals (make sure to always
use thecorrect type of blade).
• Theproduct must only be used with compatible accessories and only for thepurpose for
which it was designed.
• Do not allow children to use theproduct.
Transporting/lifting the bandsaw
2. Thesaw stand should be gripped by theupper
horizontal crossmembers, close to thelegs
(refer to thefigure).
3. Lift thebandsaw and move it to thedesired
location.
4. When transporting thesaw, theupper blade
guide should be completely lowered to protect
theblade.
5. Make sure that thebandsaw is securely lashed
down via thebaseplate and stand during
transportation.
Notice
• Thebandsaw is heavy. It requires two people to lift it.
• Thebandsaw must not be carried by any part of themachine itself, such as themotor,
cutting table or adjusting handles.
1. Thetwo carriers should stand opposite each other on either side of thesaw,
either thefront and back or thetwo sides.

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Read theinstruction manual carefully before use.
Always use ear protection, eye protection and respiratory protection
to prevent inhalation of harmful dust.
Saw blade safety
• Use only blades recommended by themanufacturer/supplier.
• Do not use adamaged or deformed saw blade. Doing so could result in considerable danger
to theuser or damage to theproduct.
• Thedirection marked on thesaw blade should correspond to thedirection of thepulley’s rotation.
• Theteeth of theblade should be pointing downwards when theblade is viewed from theside.
• Release theblade tension when thesaw is not used. Always wear safety gloves and safety
glasses when fitting or removing asaw blade.
• Always roll up thesaw blade in anopen area away from other people. Store theblade coiled
up and protected with fastening wire.
• Always keep your fingers away from moving saw blades.
The most frequent risks when band sawing are
• Dangers associated with themoving saw blade.
• Off-cuts from theworkpiece which can be ejected towards theuser.
• Workpiece kickback.
Despite the fact that the band saw has been tted with
all the necessary safety devices and conforms to relevant
safety standards, the following risks still exist
• Hearing damage caused by high noise levels.
• Therisk of anaccident in theunprotected area around thesaw blade.
• Therisk of injury when changing thesaw blade.
• Therisk of flying off-cuts or wood chips.
• Risk of crush injuries.
• Therisk of hazardous situations caused by kickback.
• Therisk of inhalation of harmful dust, especially oak and beech sawdust.
Product safety symbols and their meaning
Warning! Disconnect the machine from the electric outlet before opening the door for
service and maintenance. The door may not be open while the machine is in use.

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1
2
3
4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
16
Buttons and functions
1. Start/stop button
2. Worklight on/off button
3. Fence guide
4. Upper pulley wheel door
5. Blade tension knob
6. Lock knob and blade guide height
adjustment
7. Upper blade wheel door screw
8. Table insert
9. Mitre guide
10. Table top
11. Lower blade wheel door screw
12. Quick-tightening blade tensioning handle
13. Lock knob and blade tracking adjustment
14. Work light
15. Table tilt lock handle
16. Belt tension
17. Motor
18. Dust extraction port

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B
C
D
E
F
GH
J
K
L
M1
M2
N
O
P
HP2
HP5
HP1 HP7 HP8 HP9 HP10
HP4
HP3
HP6
Unpacking
• Before assembly, go through thelist below
and check that all of thecomponent parts are
included in thedelivery.
• Use adegreasing cleaning agent to remove
theprotective film on thebandsaw table.
Contents
Part Quantity
ABandsaw 1
BTable insert 1
CTable 1
DGuide fence 1
EMounting rail 1
FHandle 1
G Allen keys (3mm, 6mm) 2
HSpanner (10mm) 1
JMitre guide 1
KTable legs 4
LRubber foot 4
MShort table rail 2
NLong supporting rail 2
OLong table rail 2
PShort supporting rail 2
Instruction manual 1
Assembly kit 1
Assembly kit
Part Quantity
HP1 Socket head cap screw, M8×55 3
HP2 Hex head screws, M6×12 4
HP3 Coach bolts, M6×12 32
HP4 Wing screws 4
HP5 Flat washer, M8 4
HP6 Flat washer, M8 6
HP7 Lock washer, M8 3
HP8 Hexagonal nut, M8 3
HP9 Flange nut, M6 32
HP10 Large flat washer, M8 4

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HP1
K
M1
M2
N
O
P
HP7
HP9
HP3
HP6
HP6
HP8
Tools required for assembly
• 10mm spanner
• 13mm spanner (sold separately)
• 6mm Allen key
Assembly and setup
Take care when adjusting thebandsaw in order to ensure optimum performance.
Assembling the oor stand
1. Using thecoach bolts (HP3) and flange nuts (HP9) and fit thetable rails together as shown
in thefigure above. Ensure that thetwo short table rails (L1 and L2) are opposite each other.
Tighten thenuts by hand only in this position.
2. Place thefloor stand on alevel floor and press it down until it is standing stable.
3. Tighten all nuts using a10mm spanner.
Anchoring the stand to the oor
Thefloor stand must be securely fastened to thefloor
either directly or on some form of support which eliminates
thepossibility of it tipping over during sawing.
1. Fit therubber feet (L) onto thebottom of thelegs (K).
2. Position thestand where it is to be anchored and
place theflat washers (HP10) over theholes in
thefeet.
3. Fasten thestand to theunderlying surface using
suitable fasteners.
HP10
L

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P
S
Q
T
U
W
P
• The bandsaw is heavy. It requires two people to lift it.
• The bandsaw must not be carried by any part of the machine itself such as the motor,
cutting table or adjusting handles.
1. Lift the bandsaw by the baseplate and align the three mounting holes in the baseplate with
the corresponding holes in the stand.
2. Secure the saw to the stand using the screws (HP1), lock washers (HP7), flat washers (HP6)
and nuts (HP8). Tighten the nuts using a 6 mm hex key and 13 mm spanner (sold separately).
Adjusting the centring and tension
of the blade
Note: Ensure that theplug is disconnected from thewall socket
before fitting or adjusting anything on thebandsaw.
1. Screw thequick-tensioning handle securely (Q) onto
thebandsaw and ensure that thehandle is turned anticlock-
wise in order to keep theblade tight.
2. Check that theblade is not in contact with any of theblade
guides (W) (see section Adjusting theblade guides).
3. Open thedoor to theupper and lower blade pulley wheels.
Centring the blade
1. Turn theupper blade pulley wheel clockwise by hand and
check that theblade is centred on thelinings of thewheels.
2. Adjust thetracking as necessary using theadjustment knob
(U). Unlock theknob using thewing nut (T) and retighten
after adjustment. Adjustment can be made easier by looking
through thewindow (S).
Saw blade tension
1. Adjust theblade tension using theknob (P). Increase
theblade tension by turning it clockwise and reduce by
turning it anticlockwise. Thetension of thesaw blade
depends on thewidth of theblade and thematerial to be
cut.
2. Check thetension by pressing theblade against theframe
of thebandsaw as shown in thefigure.It should be possible
to press theblade fully against theframe (approx. 8mm)
using moderate pressure. Do not tighten more than is
required to hold theblade on thepulley wheels.
Note: Too little or too much tension on thesaw blade can
damage theblade.
Notice
Attaching the bandsaw to the stand

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A
B
C
D
E
F
A2
A1
C3 CC4
C1C2
HP2
DC
B
Adjusting the blade guides
Adjust theupper and lower blade guide assemblies (D) and blade supports (A) so they provide
thesaw blade with support when cutting.
Upper blade guide Lower blade guide
1. Loosen thelock screws (C)
that lock theadjustment
shafts (B) (thelower
adjustment shafts are
locked using 3 mm socket
head screws).
2. Ensure that theblade is clear
of all blade guides and blade
supports.
3. Adjust theblade guides (D) so that theteeth
of theblade do not rest against theguides.
If necessary, thewhole of thesaw blade guides
can be moved by loosening thescrews (E) and (F).
4. Adjust to allow play of around 2mm between
thesaw blade guides and theblade by turning
theeccentric adjustment shafts (B).
5. Adjust theblade supports (A) so they end up
as close to thesaw blade as possible without
touching.
6. Turn thesaw blade through one revolution to check
that theblade is clear of all guides and supports.
7. Tighten all locking screws.
Assembling the table
1. Loosen thelocking handles of thetrunnion (A1)
and turn thetrunnion until it reaches
ahorizontal position.
2. Loosen thelocking knob (C2) and pull out
thetable extension legs (C1) from thetable (C).
3. Align thenotch (C3) against thesaw blade
(A2) and slide in thetable until theblade
ends up in themiddle of table insert.
4. Align thefour screw holes below thetable
and secure thescrews (HP2) by hand.
5. Important: Adjust thetable so that
thenotch (C3) is in line with thesaw blade.
Then tighten thescrews using a10mm
spanner.
F
D
B
C

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C
E
HP5
HP4
E
GF
A
A
B
C
D
Installing the mounting rail
Secure themounting rail (E) on thetable (C) using
thewing screws (HP4) and flat washers (HP5).
Adjusting the table trunnion
Thetilt of thetable in its end position is normally adjusted to lie vertically (90°) against thesaw blade.
1. Unlock thetrunnion using thehandle (A) and turn thetable so it rests against thetable stops (C).
2. Place atry square (E) on thetable and check that thetilt to thesaw blade is 90°.
If theslope is not 90°, adjust as follows:
a) Tilt up thetable so that you can access thetable stops (C).
b) Loosen thelock nut (D) and screw thetable stops in or out. Retighten thelock nut.
c) Tilt back thetable and check thetilt as in point 2.
d) Check that thescale indicator (F) is pointing towards 0by:
e) Angling thetable at 90° to thesaw blade.
f) If necessary, loosen thescrew holding thepointer and turn it until it points towards 0.
Retighten thescrew.

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S1 S2 D1 D
D2
A
E
B
S3
E1 HP4
C4
C
J
K
Adjusting the guide fence
Attach theguide fence (D) into thetrack of themitre
guide (C4) and check that they are lying parallel to
each other:
1. Unlock theguide fence by moving
thehandle (B) upwards.
2. Attach theguide fence to thetable (C) by
firstly hooking thecatches (D2) securely in
place at therear edge of thetable and then in
themounting rail (E). Lock thehandle.
If thefence does not lie parallel to thetrack of themitre guide, adjust as follows:
a) Loosen thetwo socket head screws (S1) using a4 mm Allen key (sold separately).
b) Remove any cover (S2) for better access.
c) Adjust theguide fence so that it is positioned parallel to thetrack of themitre guide.
d) Tighten thescrews and replace thecover.
Adjusting the ruler on the mounting rails
1. Move and lock thefence (D) so that it is next to thesaw blade (A).
2. Check that thescale indicator (D1) is pointing towards 0on theruler (E1).
If thescale indicator is not pointing to 0, adjust as follows:
a) Remove theguide fence and loosen thescrew (S3).
b) Replace theguide fence against thesaw blade and adjust themeasuring scale so that
indicator points to 0.
c) Remove theguide fence (without moving theruler) and tighten thescrew.
d) If theruler cannot be adjusted far enough, you can loosen thewing screws (HP4) and
move theentire mounting rail (E).
Adjusting the mitre guide
1. Attach themitre guide to thetable. Set theruler
so thescale indicator (K) is pointing towards 0by
loosening theknob (J). Use atry square to check that
theangle is 90° between thetrack of themitre guide
and thecontact surface.
2. If necessary, loosen thescrew holding thepointer and
turn it until it points towards 0. Retighten thescrew.

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A
B
C
V
X
W
D
A
B
Operating instructions
Start/stop button and lighting
This saw is fitted with ano-volt release switch which prevents thesaw
from automatically starting again following apower cut or if themains
plug is reconnected to themains supply after themachine has been
stopped by being unplugged with theON/OFF switch set to ON.
• Thesaw can be started again by pushing in thegreen button (B)
and switched off by pushing in thered button (C).
• Turn thelight on and off by pressing (A).
Sawing
• Theupper blade guide system (W) should be
lowered to as close aposition to theworkpiece as
possible. To lower thesystem, loosen thelocking
knob (X) and move thesystem down by turning (V).
Tighten thelock knob.
• Adjust theguide fence (D) to thedesired width. Plan
thecut before starting to saw. When sawing asmall
workpiece, use apush stick to ensure that your
hands do not come too close to theblade.
• Before sawing alarge workpiece, make sure
that there is enough room around thesaw for
theworkpiece to be manouvred safely. If necessary,
support large workpieces in order to avoid excessive
pressure on thesaw blade. Cut thematerial at
asteady, even pace. Aclear sign that thesawing is
being forced too quickly is themotor changing pitch
or slowing down.
Using the mitre gauge
Set thedesired angle on themitre gauge and make
thecut whilst holding theworkpiece firmly against
themitre gauge.
Tilting the table making bevel cuts
• Loosen thelocking handle (A), set thedesired
angle (B) on thetable and retighten thehandle.
• If necessary, pull out thehandle to get afresh grip.

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D
Remember
• Make sure that thesaw blade undamaged and is centred on theblade pulley wheels before
starting to saw.
• Feed theworkpiece into theblade carefully making sure not to exert too much pressure.
• Hold theworkpiece in both hands if you can or use apush stick if theworkpiece is too small.
• Always keep your hands well away from thesaw blade and think through thecut before starting.
• For thebest results, use asharp saw blade.
• Select thecorrect saw blade for thethickness of theworkpiece and type of cut.
Thin and hard woods require finer toothed blades than thicker, softer woods.
• Tight radii require anarrower blade than straight cuts.
• Use theguide fence as support for straight cuts.
• Think about acut before beginning to saw aworkpiece, you might need to reposition theworkpiece
or turn it over. Mark out thecut on both sides of theworkpiece if necessary.
• Never twist theworkpiece without it being pressed against thesaw blade, otherwise theworkpiece
can become stuck or theblade can bend.
• If thebandsaw will not be used for along time. Release theblade tension using thequick-
tensioning handle.
• Always unplug thebandsaw before making any adjustments or repairs and whenever thesaw
is not to be used.
Care and maintenance
Changing the saw blade
1. Open theupper and lower blade pulley wheel covers.
2. Remove theguide fence and mitre guide if necessary.
3. Undo thelocking knobs that lock thetable extension
and pull it out to its end position.
4. Remove theguide fence mounting rail (D) by undoing
thewing screws.
5. Use thequick-tensioning handle to release thesaw blade.
6. First put on apair of work gloves and then carefully
remove theblade from thesaw, theteeth are very sharp.
7. Fit thenew blade in reverse order making sure that theteeth are pointing down towards thetable.
8. Tension theblade as described in thesection Adjusting thecentring and tension of theblade.
9. If necessary, adjust theblade guides in accordance with thesection Adjusting theblade guides.
10. Refit theguide fence mounting rail. Check thecentring of theruler as shown in thesection
Adjusting themounting rail ruler.

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Changing the drive belt
1. Remove theblade. Refer to thesection
Changing thesaw blade.
2. Themotor is fastened by two bolts on
theback of thesaw.
3. Undo thetwo bolts so themotor can be
moved and thebelt loosened.
4. To replace thedrive belt thelower blade
pulley wheel must be removed. Find
thecirclip that holds theblade pulley wheel
onto theshaft and remove it using apair of
circlip pliers.
5. Pull theblade pulley wheel off theshaft.
6. Place thenew belt over themotor’s drive
pulley wheel and round theshaft which
theblade pulley wheel is mounted on.
Replace theblade pulley wheel and refit
thecirclip. Check that thedrive belt is
correctly positioned in thepulley grooves.
7. Tension thebelt by pivoting themotor back
into place and secure it with thetwo bolts.
Note:
• Always unplug thebandsaw before making any adjustments or repairs and whenever
thesaw is not to be used.
• Do not expose theproduct to moisture.
• Keep thetable clean and free of wood sap.
• Keep theproduct clean, using abrush and dust extractor to remove dust and sawdust.
Pay particular attention to themotor’s cold air intakes and any openings around theblade
where thedust can build up and prevent theblade from running freely.

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Troubleshooting guide
Problem Possible cause Solution
Theproduct does
not start when
theon/off switch is
pushed.
No power supply to thewall socket. Check fuses and cables.
Faulty switch.
One of thecovers is open. Close thecover.
Thesaw blade does
not move when
themotor is on.
Theblade tension is loose. Turn off themotor and adjust
thetension.
Theblade has come off one of
thepulley wheels.
Open thecovers and check.
Thesaw blade has broken. Replace thesaw blade.
Thedrive belt has broken. Change drive belt.
Thesaw blade does
not cut straight.
Thecut was done freehand. Use afence to guide thework-
piece.
Feed speed too high. Do not press too hard.
Theguide fence is not in line with
thesaw blade.
Adjust theguide fence.
Thesaw blade is not suitable for
thepiece being worked on.
Change theblade (6 TPI* for
wood and soft materials, 14 TPI*
for hard materials).
*TPI= teeth per inch.
Thesaw blade is damaged or blunt. Replace thesaw blade.
Thesaw blade is too loose. Adjust theblade tension.
Theblade guides are not set correctly. Adjust theblade guides.
Thesaw blade does
not cut or cuts very
slowly.
Thesaw blade is blunt. Change theblade (6 TPI* for
wood and soft materials, 14 TPI*
for hard materials).
*TPI= teeth per inch.
Blade fitted upside down. Fit theblade correctly.
Sawdust and dust
build up inside
theproduct.
This is completely normal. Clean theproduct regularly
using abrush and dust
extractor.
Theproduct does
not cut at angles of
45° or 90°.
Thetable is not correctly set in relation
to theblade.
Adjust thetable.
Themitre guide displays incorrectly. Adjust thepointer on
themitre guide.
Blunt blade or too high afeed rate. Replace theblade or reduce
pressure on theworkpiece.

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Thesaw blade does
not align centrally on
theblade pulleys.
Theblade pulley wheels are not in line,
bad bearings.
Contact our Customer Services.
Theblade pulley wheels are not in line,
incorrectly set.
Adjust thealignment using
theknob on theback of
thesaw.
Incorrect blade. Change blade.
Theproduct vibrates
anabnormal amount.
Theproduct is in anunstable position. Place theproduct on alevel
floor.
Themotor is loose. Thedrive belt is
too loose.
Tighten themotor attachment.
Tension thedrive belt.
Damaged drive belt. Change drive belt.
Responsible disposal
This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with general
household waste. This applies throughout theentire EU. In order to prevent
any harm to theenvironment or health hazards caused by incorrect waste
disposal, theproduct must be handed in for recycling so that thematerial can
be disposed of in aresponsible manner. When recycling your product, take it to
your local collection facility or contact theplace of purchase. They will ensure that
theproduct is disposed of in anenvironmentally sound manner.
Specications
Voltage 230−240VAC, 50 Hz
Power 370 W
No-load idle speed 730 m/min
Included blade 1712 mm, 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
Blade width 3.175–12.7 mm
Blade speed 730 m/min
Suitable blade 1700–1720 mm
Table size 340 × 340 mm
Table size with
table extension 340 × 485 mm
Noise level LpA = 78.4 dB(A), K = 3dB(A)
LwA = 91.1 dB(A), K = 3dB(A)
Weight 36 kg

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Bandsåg 10”
Art.nr 41-3169 Modell BS-1001
Läs igenom hela bruksanvisningen före användning och spara den sedan för framtida bruk.
Vi reserverar oss för ev. text- och bildfel samt ändringar av tekniska data. Vid tekniska problem
eller andra frågor, kontakta vår kundtjänst (se adressuppgifter på baksidan).
Säkerhet
Varning! För att minska risken för brand, elektrisk stöt eller personskada ska grundläggande
säkerhetsföreskrifter följas när elektriska verktyg används. Läs och spara alla nedanstående
instruktioner innan du använder det elektriska verktyget.
1. Håll arbetsutrymmet rent.
- Belamrade ytor och bänkar inbjuder till olyckor.
2. Miljön kring arbetsområdet.
- Utsätt inte elverktyget för regn.
- Använd inte verktyget på fuktiga eller våta platser.
- Se till att ha god arbetsbelysning.
- Använd inte elverktyget på platser där brännbara gaser eller vätskor förvaras.
3. Skydd mot elektrisk stöt.
- Undvik kroppskontakt med jordade föremål som vattenledningar, element, köksspisar etc.
4. Håll andra personer på avstånd.
- Tillåt aldrig personer, särskilt barn, som inte deltar iarbetet att röra vid elverktyget eller
anslutningskablarna. Håll obehöriga på avstånd från arbetsområdet.
5. Förvaring av elverktyg.
- Elverktyg som inte används ska förvaras iettlåst, torrt utrymme utom räckhåll för barn.
6. Pressa inte elverktyget.
- Arbetsresultatet blir bättre och utförs på ettsäkert sätt om elverktyget används med
avsedd matningshastighet.
7. Använd rätt verktyg.
- Pressa inte små verktyg till att utföra arbetsuppgifter som kräver verktyg med högre kapacitet.
- Använd inte ettelverktyg till arbetsuppgifter som det inte är avsett för. Använd t.ex. inte
encirkelsåg till att kapa trädgrenar eller trädstammar.
8. Bär lämplig klädsel.
- Bär aldrig löst hängande kläder eller smycken, de kan fastna iroterande delar.
- Använd halksäkra skor om arbetet utförs utomhus.
- Bär hårnät eller liknande om du har långt hår.
9. Använd skyddsutrustning.
- Använd skyddsglasögon.
- Använd andningsmask om arbetsmomentet skapar mycket damm.

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10. Anslut dammutsug.
- Om elverktyget har enanslutning för dammutsug, försäkra dig om att dammutsugnings-
utrustningen är korrekt ansluten och används på rätt sätt.
11. Se till att inte nätkabeln skadas.
- Ta alltid tag istickproppen när du drar ut den ur vägguttaget, dra aldrig ikabeln.
Håll nätkabeln på avstånd från värme, olja och vassa kanter.
12. Spänn fast arbetsstycket.
- Spänn om möjligt fast arbetsstycket. Det är säkrare än att hålla det med handen.
13. Sträck dig inte för långt.
- Stå hela tiden stadigt med båda fötterna imarken och se till att ha bra balans.
14. Underhåll alla verktyg noggrant.
- Se till att alla verktyg är vassa och rena för ettgott arbetsresultat och för att arbetet ska
utföras på ettsäkert sätt.
- Följ alla instruktioner för smörjning och byte av verktyg.
- Kontrollera elverktygets nätkabel regelbundet. Om den på något sätt är skadad ska den
bytas av behörig elektriker.
- Kontrollera ev. skarvkablar regelbundet. Byt kablar om de på något sätt är skadade.
- Hålla alla handtag torra, rena och fria från olja och fett.
15. Koppla alltid bort verktyget från elnätet.
- Koppla bort verktyget från elnätet när det inte används, före service och underhåll och när
du byter verktyg som t.ex. sågklingor, sågblad och bits.
16. Ta bort justerverktyg och nycklar.
- Ta för vana att alltid kontrollera att justerverktyg och nycklar är borttagna från verktyget
innan det slås på.
17. Undvik oavsiktlig start.
- Försäkra dig om att strömbrytaren står iläge ”OFF” innan elverktyget ansluts till elnätet.
18. Använd rätt typ av skarvkablar.
- Om du använder elverktyget utomhus, använd endast skarvkablar som är märkta och
avsedda utomhusbruk.
19. Var uppmärksam.
- Tänk på vad du gör, använd sunt förnuft och använd aldrig elverktyget om du är trött,
sjuk eller påverkad av medicin, alkohol eller andra droger.
20. Kontrollera att elverktyget är oskadat.
- Innan elverktyget används, kontrollera att det fungerar normalt och på det sätt som
beskrivs iden här bruksanvisningen.
- Kontrollera att alla rörliga delar är oskadade, rätt monterade och roterar fritt.
- Skadade skyddsanordningar ska bytas av auktoriserad servicepersonal om inte andra
instruktioner ges iden här bruksanvisningen.
- Skadade strömbrytare ska bytas av behörig elektriker.
- Använd aldrig elverktyget om det inte kan slås på eller av med strömbrytaren.