Magnum Industrial MI-93050 User manual

MODEL NO.: MI-93050
SPECIFICATIONS
Cutting Capacity (HxW) 90° ● 4" (100 mm) ▄ 4" x 6" (100 x 150 mm)
Blade Speed
Blade Size
45° ● 3.25" (85 mm) ▍3 -1/4" x 4" (85 x 100 mm)
177 feet per minute (FPM)
57.5" x 0.5" x 0.025" 14 teeth per inch (TPI)

Specifications
Capacity:
Round........................................................................................................................................................4"
Rectangle ...........................................................................................................................................4" x 6"
Throat Depth..............................................................................................................................................4"
Vertical Worktable.................................................................................................................6-1/4" x 15-3/4"
Vise Tilts ..................................................................................................................................................45º
Blade Speed .......................................................................................................................... 60Hz 177FPM
Net Weight (approx.).......................................................................................................................... 50 lbs
Packing...............................................................................................................................28.5" x 15" x 18"
Table of Contents
1. General Safety Rules.......................................................................................................................1
Electrical Schematic..........................................................................................................................2
2. The Quick Vise and Work Set Up...................................................................................................3
3. Special Safety Rules for Metal Saw ...............................................................................................4
Before Using the Saw........................................................................................................................4
Before Each Use ...............................................................................................................................4
Whenever Saw is Running................................................................................................................5
4. Power Supply...................................................................................................................................6
Motor Specifications ..........................................................................................................................6
Earth..................................................................................................................................................7
Motor Safety Protection.....................................................................................................................7
Wire Sizes .........................................................................................................................................7
5. Unpacking and Checking Contents...............................................................................................8
Tools Needed forAssembly...............................................................................................................8
6. Description and Characteristics ....................................................................................................9
7. Operating........................................................................................................................................10
Rate of Feed....................................................................................................................................10
Angle Cutting...................................................................................................................................10
Blade Direction of Travel .................................................................................................................10
Electrical Connections..................................................................................................................... 11
Anti-Skid Rubber Ring..................................................................................................................... 11
Changing Blade...............................................................................................................................12
Vertical Cutting ................................................................................................................................13
Toggle Switch..................................................................................................................................13
8. Adjustment.....................................................................................................................................14
Adjusting Blade Guide.....................................................................................................................14
Adjusting Poor Cutting.....................................................................................................................14
Maintain Gear Transmission............................................................................................................15
Blade Tension Adjustment...............................................................................................................15
Adjusting Blade Tracking.................................................................................................................16
9. Part List & Explosion Drawings.............................................................................................17~20
Motor ...........................................................................................................1/2HP 60Hz 1720RPM 4POLE

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1. General Safety Rules
WARNING
1. Read and understand instructions of this
manual entirely before operating the
machine.
2. Always wear approved safely glasses
/face shields when using the machine.
3. Make certain the machine is properly
grounded.
4. Before machine in operation, remove tie,
ring, watch, other jewelry, and roll your
sleeves upto above elbows. Remove
loose clothing and confine long hair.
5. Keep the floor around this machine clean
and free of scrap material, oil and
grease.
6. Keep machine guards in place at all
times when the machine is in use. If it
removed for maintenance purpose, pay
extra attention and replace these guards
at once.
7. Do not over reach. Keep a balanced
stance all the time so that your don’t fall
lean against blade or some other moving
parts.
8. Whenever make any adjustments or
maintenance with the machine must
unplugged the power source.
9. Use the right tool. Don’t force a tool or
attachment to do a job that it was not
designed for.
10. Replace warning labels if they have
become obscured or removed.
11. Make certain the motor switch is in “off”
position while connecting the machine
into the power supply.
12. Pay your work undivided attention.
Looking around, and carrying on a
conversation, or “Horse-play” are
careless acts which might result in
serious injury.
13. Keep visitors a safe distance from the
work area.
14. Use recommended accessories, and
parts. Improved accessories may be
hazardous.
15. From the good habit of checking to see
keys and wrenches are removed before
turning on this machine.
16. Always keep hands & fingers away from
the black when this machine is running.
17. Never hold a material with this saw in the
horizontal position. Please be sure
always use the vise to clamp it securely.
18. Read and understand warnings that
posted on the machine.
19. Always provide necessary support for
long and heavy maternal.
20. Use a sharp blade and always keep
machine clean for a best and safest
performance.
21. Failure to comply with any of these
warnings may cause serious injury.

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Electrical Schematic
Wiring Diagram
Toggle Switch Single Phase

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BEFORE CUTTING
Unhook the lock chain (A) in Fig.1 to
release this saw. After service, must
replace the chain, and hook it properly for
your safety and carry. Failure to comply
with the warning could result in personal
injury and machine damage.
2. The Quick Vise and Work Set Up
Usage of the Quick Vise
Newly designed and improved “Quick Action”
vise is mounted on the machine. Three
pieces of devices & one handle simply solve
all the troubles you have met in the past.
Follow the easy steps as below. You’ll thank
for the design. We made for your
convenience.
1. Lift up the handle (A) in Fig. 2 then you
can move the vise forward and backward
with ease by holding the wheel (B) at the
left end of base.
2. Push the visejaw (C ) toward the work,
make it as close as possible against the
other visejaw which is fixed.
3. Replace handle by pressing it down.
4. Turn the wheel (B) clock-wise to make
sure the work is well located. During
operation, you shall find it more
convenient & more powerful to fulfill the
clamp job than any of traditional ones
could offer.
CAUTION !
NEVER OPERATE SAW WITHOUT
BLADE GUARDS IN PLACE.
Work Set Up
1. Raise saw head to vertical position.
2. Open vise to accept the piece to be cut
by pulling the wheel at the end of the
base.
3. Place work piece on saw bed if the piece
is long, support the end.

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3. Special Safety Rules for Metal
Saw
WARNING: For your own safety, do
not operate your metal saw until it is
completely assembled and installed
according to the instructions…and
until you have read and understood
the following.
Before Using the Saw
1. Assembly and alignment.
2. Learn the function and proper use of:
A. The on-off switch.
B. The upper and lower blade guards.
C. The arbors lock and handle latch.
D. The bevel clamp, fence clamps, and
metal lock handle.
3. Read and understand all safety
instructions and operating procedures
throughout the manual.
4. Read the warning labels on the metal
saw.
Before Each Use
1. Inspect your saw. If any part of this metal
saw is missing, or bent, or has failed in
any way, or any electrical parts do not
work properly, turn the saw off and
unplug the saw. Replace damaged,
missing, or failed parts before using the
saw again.
2. Plan your work to protect your eyes,
hands, face and ears.
A. Wear safety goggles (not glasses)
that comply with DIN 58214 (show on
package). Using any power tool can
result in foreign objects being thrown
into the eyes, which can result in
permanent eye damage. Goggles are
available at stores. Use of glasses or
use of goggles not in compliance with
DIN 58214 could result in severe
injury from breakage of the eye
protection.
B. For dusty operations, wear a face
shield along with safety goggles.
C. To avoid injury from jams, slips or
thrown piece:
․ It is important to choose the right
blade for the material and the
type of cutting you plan to do.
This saw is equipped with a
bi-metallic blade which can be
used to cut stainless steel, steel,
iron, brass, aluminum, wood,
plastic and so on.
․ Make sure the direction of
rotation arrow on the blade
matches the direction arrow on
the saw. The blade teeth should
always point downward at the
front of the saw.
․ Make sure the blade is sharp,
undamaged and properly aligned.
With the saw unplugged, push
the power-head all the way down.
Head spin the blade and check
for clearance. Tilt the
power-head to 45 degree level
and repeat the check. If the
blade hits anything, make the
adjustments shown in the
Maintaining Maximum Cutting
Capacity section.
․ Make sure the blade and arbor
collars are clean.
․ Make sure all clamps and locks
are tight and there is no
excessive play in any parts.

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․ Never cut freehand:
a. Brace your workpiece solidly
against the fence and table top
so it will not rock or twist during
the cut. Make sure no debris is
caught beneath the workpiece.
b. Make sure no gaps between the
workpiece, fence and table will
let the workpiece shift after it is
cut in two.
c. Use jigs, fixture or a different tool
for unstable workpieces.
․ Never cut more than one
workpiece at a time.
․ Make sure the cut-off piece can
move sideways after it is cut off.
Otherwise, it could get wedged
against the blade and thrown
violently.
․ Make sure bystanders are clear
of the tool and workpiece. Keep
them clear of the area behind the
saw where debris will be thrown.
․ Never turn your metal saw “ON”
before clearing everything except
the workpiece and related
support devices off the table.
D. To avoid risk of hearing damage,
wear ear plugs or muffs during
extended period of operation.
E. To avoid being suddently pulled into
the blade:
․ Do not wear gloves.
․ Remove all jewelry and loose
clothing.
․ Tie back long hair.
․ Roll long sleeves above the
elbow.
F. To avoid injury from accidental
starting, always unplug saw before
disconnecting the guard, installing or
removing any blade, accessory or
attachment, or making any
adjustment.
G. To avoid an electrical shock, make
sure your fingers do not touch the
metal prongs on the plug when
inserting or removing the plug to or
from a live outlet.
H. Never put lubricants on the blade
while it is spinning.
I. To avoid burns or other fire damage,
never use the saw near flammable
liquids, vapors or gases.
J. To avoid injury from unsafe
accessories use only accessories
shown on the recommended
accessories list in this manual.
Whenever Saw is Running
WARNING: Do not allow familiarity
(gained from frequent use of your
metal saw) to cause a careless
mistake. Always remember that a
careless fraction of a second is
enough to cause a severe injury.
1. Before actually cutting with the saw, let it
run for a while. If your saw makes an
unfamiliar noise or if it vibrates
excessively, stop immediately. Turn the
saw off. Unplug the saw. Do not restart
until finding and correcting the problem.
2. Never confine the piece being cut out.
Never hold it, clamp it, touch it, or use
length stops against it. It must be free to
move sideways. If confined, it could get
wedged against the blade and thrown
violently.
3. Avoid awkward hand positions where a
sudden slip could cause a hand to move
into the blade.
4. Let the blade reach full speed before
cutting.
5. Feed the saw into the workpiece only fast
enough to let the blade cut without
bogging down or binding.

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6. Before freeing jammed material, turn the
switch off and unplug the saw. Wait for all
moving parts to stop.
7. After finishing a cut, keep holding the
power head down, release the switch,
and wait for all moving parts to stop
before moving your hands.
WARNING: Read the following
warning labels found on the front of
the saw.
DANGER
․ Keep hands out of sawblade path.
․ Never cut anything freehand.
․ Never reach behind or beneath blade.
․ To avoid electric shock, do not expose
to rain.
DANGER
․ Tighten arbor screw and all clamps
before turning power on.
4. Power Supply
Motor Specifications
The AC motor used in this saw is a
conduction, nonreversible type having the
following specifications:
0.375
120
8
60
1720
177
right-hand
4.8
Maximum capacity (KW)
Voltage (V)
Amperes (A)
Frequency (Hz)
Motor speed (RPM) Saw
Blade speed (fpm)
Saw blade shaft direction
of rotation
Weight (kg)
WARNING: To avoid electrical
hazards, fire hazard, or damage to
the tool, use proper circuit
protection. Your saw is wired at the
factory for 120V operation. Connect
to a 120V, 8-amp, branch circuit
and use a 8-amp time delay fuse or
circuit breaker. To avoid shock or
fire, if power cord is worn or cut, or
damaged in any way, have it
replaced immediately.
Noise information according to DIN 45635
No load under 60 dB
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Ground
This metal saw is single insulated tool, so the
ground system is provided to protect you
from being shocked. The appropriate ground
system is set up as soon as this machine is
plugged into the proper power supply
system. Therefore, the standard power
supply system shall be provided for this
machine in order to protect you from the risk
of shock.
DANGER: To avoid electric shock
1. Do not change the power cord and
plug to another specification not
provided by the manufacturer.
2. Do not use in rain or where floor is
wet. This tool is intended for indoor
residential use only.
Motor Safety Protection
CAUTION: To avoid motor damage,
this motor should be blown out or
vacuumed frequently to keep
sawdust from interfering with normal
motor ventilation.
1. Connect this tool to a 120V, 8A branch
circuit with a 8A time delay fuse or circuit
breaker. Using the wrong size fuse can
damage the motor.
2. If the motor does not start, turn off the
toggle switch immediately. UNPLUG THE
TOOL. Check the saw blade to make sure
it turns freely. If the blade is free, try to
start the motor again.
3. If the motor suddenly stalls while cutting
steel, turn the toggle switch off, unplug the
tool, and free the blade from the steel.
Then you may restart the motor and finish
the cut.
4. Fuses may “blow” or circuit breakers may
trip frequently if:
a. Motor is overloaded-overloading can
occur if you feed too rapidly or make
too many start/stops in a short time.
b. Voltage not more than 10% above
or below the nameplate voltage can
handle normal loads. For heavy
loads, however, the voltage (caused
by a small size wire in the supply
circuit or an overly long supply
circuit wire) may drop too low for the
motor to operate. Always check the
connections, the load and the
supply circuit whenever motor does
not work well. Check wire sizes and
length with the Wire Size Chart
below.
5. Most motor troubles may be trace to
loose or incorrect connections, overload,
low voltage (such as small size wire in
the supply circuit) or to overly long supply
circuit wire. Always check the
connections, the load and the supply
circuit whenever motor doesn’t work well.
Check wire size and length with the Wire
Size Chart below.
Wire Sizes
The use of any extension cable will cause
some loss of power. To keep this to a
minimum and to prevent overheating and
motor burn-out, use the table below to
determine the minimum wire size (lead
cross-section) of an extension cable.
For circuits that are more than 130' away
from the electrical service box, the wire size
must be increased proportionately in order to
deliver ample voltage to the saw motor.
Length of Cord Minimum AWG Rating
•up to 50'
•50' to 130'
•16 gauge
•14 gauge

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5. Unpacking and Checking
Contents
The Metal Saw is shipped complete in one
carton. Separate all parts from packing
material and check each item with illustration
and “Table of Loose Part” Make certain all
items are accounted for, before discarding
any packing material.
WARNING: If any parts are missing,
do not try to assemble the metal saw,
plug in the power cable or turn the
switch on until the missing parts are
obtained and installed correctly.
ITEM TABLE OF LOOSE PARTS Q’TY
A Base Saw Assembly 1
B Stop Rod Assembly 1
C Blade Guard 1
D Instruction Manual 1
Tools Needed for Assembly
Note: The shown tools are not standard
deliver with this saw.
Medium Screwdriver 13mm Hex. Soc. “L” Wrench

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6. Description and Characteristics
1. This 4” portable band saw is made as
light as 23 kgs by weight & equipped with
an easy carrying handle for your fitness
to transport to any worksites.
2. The body of this machine is formed with
Aluminum Die Casting such that body
construction of it becomes sturdier and
appearance smoother and more
acceptable.
3. During operation, the noise level of this
machine is about 60 db which is mush
less than any of the other band saws,
and of course, it can present a
comfortable working environment.
4. This machine is made ready for the blade
tension adjustment by holding the handle
to give a little turn for the tension
increasing, or decreasing as you wish
during the period of blade replacement or
machine in operation. Also attached with
the handle, there are a couple of
compression springs set up for reducing
vibration that is from a defective
workpiece popping while machine is
running. It permits the blade to be used
much longer.
5. The drive of this machine is through gear
transmission that gives steadier, stronger,
and smoother cuts superior to any of
pulley drive band-saws, and make less
trouble after service. Note: If anything
unusual happens on your gear
transmission system, do not try to fix or
restore it personally. Send it back to your
dealer for check-up or repairing. Failure
to comply can result in machine damage.
6. The machine combines miter, vertical
and horizontal cutting and is designed for
full efficiency and operator convenience
in each position.
7. An auto shutoff assures the complete cut
work, thus permitting unattended
operation.
WARNING
SHUT OFF THE POWER SOURCE ALL
THE TIME, BEFORE THIS MACHINE IS
IN MAINTENANCE, OPERATION,
ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRMENT.
WARNING
Disconnect machine from the power
source !
No matter when, where, or how. Pay extra
attention to the saw during it in
transportation, operation, maintenance, or
adjustment.
Failure to comply may cause serious
injury !

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7. Operating
Information Before Operation
Be sure the blade isn’t in contact with the
work when the motor is started.
Run the motor, allow the saw to come to full
speed. Begin the cut by letting the head down
slowly onto the work.
DO NOT DROP OR FORCE. Let the weight
of the saw provide the cutting force. The saw
shuts off at the end of the cut automatically.
Rate of Feed
The rate of feed is preset (On Mark H) at the
factory for solid metal material cutting.
To decrease feed, proceed as follows:
1. Release the lock-pin by pulling up the
Knob (A) in Fig.3 a little bit.
2. Turn the wheel (B) toward the Knob and
stop on the Mark M, let the lock pin slide
in the slot. The rate of feed is for thick
metal pipes cutting.
3. Turn the wheel and stop on the Mark L
and lock it on the position, the rate of
feed is for thin metal pipes cutting.
Angle Cutting
The machine uses a swivel miter base for
angle cutting from 0~45 degree. On the
swing arm, there is a pointer (A) in Fig.4
attached. This machine is preset zero degree
before leaving the factory. Angle cutting is
adjusted as follows.
1. Loosen bolt (B) to release the arm.
2. Move this swivel arm forward along the
scale to search a right index for the work
to be cut.
3. If the pointer matches the right index on
the scale. Tighten the bolt, and a perfect
angle cut will be given.
Blade Direction of Travel
Be sure this blade is assembled to the
wheels so that the vertical edge can engage
the work piece first.
Blade Movement

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Electrical Connections
This band saw is designed for use on a circuit
with an outlet that looks like (A) in Figure on
the right hand side. This saw has a
grounding prong as the right illustrated in (B).
A temporary adapter (C) may be used to
connect the plug to a two pole receptacle (D)
if a properly grounded outlet is not available.
This temporary adapter should only be used
until a properly grounded outlet can be
installed by qualified electrician. The green
colored lug must be securely fastened to the
cover plate screw.
Anti-Skid Rubber Ring
The drive blade wheels used rubber rings (A)
in Figure 5 on this band saw is designed to
prevent blade skidding off from the flanges,
and to keep the machine running smooth.
Thus, blade can be freed from friction with
wheels and prolong its life. And certainly,
the noises can be reduced at the same time.
In order to remain the machine in good
performance, it is necessary to change the
rubber ring once in a year, or to depend on
certain conditions such as machine running
not smoothly, blade sliding in movement,
noise level over 70 db, and so on.

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WARNING
Disconnect machine from the power
source !
No matter when, where, or how. Pay extra
attention to the saw during it in
transportation, operation, maintenance. Or
adjustment.
Failure to comply may cause serious
injury !
Changing Blade
1. Raise this saw head up-to 90 degree by
lifting up knob (A) in Fig.6 a little bit to
release the lock-pin, and slide it into the
slot that is made for setting the saw arm
in vertical position.
2. Remove this blade guards (B), and blade
cover by loosening two screws (C) on the
saw frame.
3. Push tension handle (D)
Counterclockwise to let the blade slip off.
4. Remove blade from both wheels (E), and
blade guide bearings (F).
5. Place a new blade on the flanges of
wheels but not too tight, twist blade
slightly and let it slip into between each of
guide bearings. Make sure the teeth of
blade face down toward the bed.
6. Fasten the tension handle clockwise
move the handle by pulling it down. With
one hand and it will be tracked onto
wheels properly.
7. Replace blade cover (G) and guards. And
start the machine to see that the blade
runs properly.

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Vertical Cutting (optional)
1. Fasten the supporting bar (A) in Fig. 7
into the slot at the saw head.
2. Raise saw head to vertical position by
lifting up the knob (B) a little to release
the lock-pin and slide it into the slot which
is set for 90 degree.
3. Remove the small plate (C).
4. Install an attached fold plate to (C)
position, and tighten it with two screws at
(C) location, clamping another side in the
vise.
5. Before cutting a bigger work, take away
the carrying handle (E). After service,
replace the handle.
Caution: Be sure that the machine is
disconnected from the power source
before attempting to service or take any
component away !
Toggle Switch
The band saw is equipped with the toggle
switch which is designed for operating safety
and easily, push toggle switch up to start the
blade running. After cutting the toggle switch
will be press down and cut off the motor
power.

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8. Adjustment
Adjusting Blade Guide
An unbounded handle is mounted on the unit
for freely adjusting the position of blade guide
to suit the workpiece size. It’s designed for
your convenience to adjust blade guide easily
and quickly at any time, and under any
situation. Adjustment of this blade guide is in
accordance with the sizes of work pieces.
The one located at the left of the saw head
can be adjusted and the other is fixed.
1. If the work is big, loosen the handle (A) in
Fig. 8. Move the guide toward the work
about one inch then tighten the handle.
2. When cutting a small work, move the
guide toward the work as close as it can
be. Both cuttings will present you
satisfactory jobs.
WARNING
Do not make any adjustments, or load,
unload work from vise when machine is
running !
Adjusting Poor Cutting
The machine has been adjusted and
power-tested with several test cuts before
leaving the factory to insure proper cutting. If
there is any poor cuts occurred, correct it as
follows.
1. Bad cuts due to blade worn, replace a
new blade.
2. The saw uses fixed ball bearings. For
keeping proper cutting, the best way is to
replace them every three or six months
depending on the frequency of service.
3. Poor cuts can be made because the fixed
nut (A) is getting loose. Then tighten it
properly.

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Maintain Gear Transmission
The gears of the transmission system
equipped with this machine are made of a
special kind of steel.
The quality insures that the gears will be
more sturdy and durable. In order to keep the
performance as perfect as they are designed
for. We suggest that a lubricant shall be
required for them every three months. To
fulfill the job, follow the steps as below.
1. Loosen the screw (A) in Fig.9 with a 8
mm Hex wrench.
2. Remove the wheel (B), then lubricate the
gears with Anti-high heat grease.
3. Replaces this wheel with care, then
tighten the screw (A) properly.
Blade Tension Adjustment
The tension device of this machine is
designed for the ready service basis. All you
have to do is hold the handle (B) in Fig.8 to
control blade tension by giving turn to
increase or decrease tension as you wish
during machine in operation. The major
function of it is to present a perfect cut,
because it can make the blade work on
constant tension. Furthermore, attached with
the tension system, there are a couple of
compression springs which are made for
decreasing the blade backlash.
Consequently, it is for sure to extend life of
the blade.
WARNING
SHUT OFF THE POWER SOURCE
BEFORE THIS MACHINE IS IN
ADJUSTMENT, MAINTENANCE, OR
REPAIRMENT.
BEFORE STARTING
MAKE SURE UNHOOK THE LOCK
CHAIN BETWEEN THE SAW ARM AND
BED TO RELEASE THE SAW. AFTER
SERVICE, REMEMBER IT MUST BE
REPLACED BACK FOR SAFETY AND
EASY CARRYING.

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Adjusting Blade Tracking
WARNING
Blade tracking adjustment requires running
the saw with the back cover open. This
adjustment must be completed by qualified
persons only! Failure to comply may
cause serious injury!
Note: Before making any tracking
adjustments, try a new blade. Warped
blades will not track.
Blade tracking has been set at the factory
and should not require adjustment. If a
tracking problem occurs. Adjust the
machine as follows:
1. Move the saw arm to the vertical position
and lock in place.
2. Confirm that blade tension is set properly.
To adjust, see section titled “Adjusting
Blade Tension”.
3. Open the back cover by loosening the
hinges.
4. Run the machine and observe the blade.
Blade should run next to, but not tightly
against the wheel flange.
5. Loosen the bolt (A) in Fig.10.
6. While observing the tracking on the blade
wheel. Turn both of the set screws (B)
clockwise about 1/4 revolution to track the
blade closer to the wheel flange. Turn
the set screws (B) counter-clockwise 1/4
revolution to track blade away from the
wheel flange. Once tracking is set,
tighten bolt (A).

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PARTS
#
DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY PARTS
#
DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY
451x5MwercSssorC1-46-05039-IM1esaB1-05039-IM
102x6MwercStekcoSdaeHnottuB2-46-05039-IM1niahC2-05039-IM
1revoCgnirpS56-05039-IM21x21x5rehsaWtalF3-05039-IM
28x4MwercSteS1-56-05039-IM15MtuN2-3-05039-IM
MI-93050-4 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M5x25 1 MI-93050-66 Self-Lubricated Bushing 1612 2
15162rehsaWtalFLS76-05039-IM1tuNpaCteS5-05039-IM
MI-93050-6 Hex. Cap Bolt M6x10 1 MI-93050-67-1 Flat Washer 23x50x3 1
1tfahS86-05039-IM1rehsaWkcoL°54°07-05039-IM
1mm3niP1-86-05039-IM1reppotS1-7-05039-
IM
1gnirpS96-05039-IM202x6MwercSpaC.coS.xeH2-7-05039-IM
1bonKteS17-05039-IM16MtuN3-7-05039-IM
1hctiwSelggoT27-05039-IM1doRpotS8-05039-IM
1rorriMretiM37-05039-IM1kcolBpotS9-05039-IM
MI-93050-10 Thumb Screw M8x16 1 MI-93050-74 Cross Screw M5x10 1
MI-93050-11 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M6x8 1 MI-93050-74-1 Flat Washer 5x10x1 1
1xoBhctiwSelggoT57-05039-IM1gnirpS21-05039-IM
401x4MwercSssorC67-05039-IM1tuN31-05039-IM
2reppirtS-noN77-05039-IM1eldnaHleehW41-05039-IM
1etalP-ffO-nO
87-05039-IM1leehWdnaH51-05039-IM
MI-93050-16 Set Screw M6x6 1 MI-93050-79 Flat Washer 12x0.5x15 1
1tuNpaCteS08-05039-IM261x8MtloBpaC.xeH71-05039-IM
1revoChctiwS1-08-05039-IM28MrehsaWgnirpS81-05039-IM
1taeShctiwSelggoT18-05039-IM1taeStuN91-05039-IM
MI-93050-20 Set Screw M5x12 1 MI-93050-82 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M5x25 2
4#526gniraeBllaB38-05039-IM15MtuN12-05039-IM
21x01x5rehsaWtalF48-05039-IM1tfahScirtneccE22-05039-IM
25MrehsaWgnirpS1-48-05039-IM1eldnaHcirtneccE32-05
039-IM
MI-93050-24 Round Key 5x5x15 1 MI-93050-85 Cross Screw M4x6 2
1)tfel(drauGedalB68-05039-IM1wercSdaeL52-05039-IM
fel(tekcarBelbatsujdA78-05039-IM1)tfel(waJesiV62-05039-IM 1)t
1bonKgnitfiLmrAwaS88-05039-IM121x5MwercSteS72-05039-IM
18MtuN98-05039-IM15MtuN.xeH82-05039-IM
MI-93050-29 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M6x12 2 MI-93050-90 Blade Tension 1tfahSeldnaH
MI-93050-30 Spring Washer M6 2 MI-93050-91 Blade Wheel Seat Tooth 1
1taeSleehWedalB29-05039-IM1etalPteS13-05039-IM
26MtuN.xeHrebiF39-05039-IM2ebuTdrauGerauqS23-0503
9-IM
MI-93050-33 Flat Head Cross Screw M6x30 2 MI-93050-94 Blade Tensi 1kcolBno
coLgnirpSnoisserpmoC59-05039-IM1)thgir(waJesiV43-05039-IM 2tloBk
1etalPepahS-U69-05039-IM201MrehsaWgnirpS53-05039-IM
MI-93050-36 Hex. Cap Bolt M10x20 2 MI-93050-97 Compression Spring 2
401x6MwercSpaC.coS.xeH89-05039-IM1revoCteS73-05039-IM
2etalPediuG99-05039-IM1gnihsuB83-05039-IM
1)tfel(tfahSleehWedalB001-05039-IM1gnirpS93-05039-IM
201x6MwercSteS1-001-05039-IM1niP04-05039-IM
MI-93050-41 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M6x10 1 MI-93050-101 Blade Wheel 1)tfel
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MI-93050-42 Flat Washer 6x19x2 1 MI-93050-102 Ball Bearing 6003# 2
1R53gniR-C301-05039-IM18MtuN.xeH34-05039-IM
2x8rehsaWtalF401-05039-IM1etalPgnitsujdAgnirpS44-05039-IM 3x2 1
MI-93050-45 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M8x30 1 MI-93050-105 Spring Washer M8 1
StekcoSdaeHnottuB601-05039-IM1taeSteSgnirpS64-05039-IM crew M8x45 1
1revoCedalB801-05039-IM1gnirpS74-05039-IM
tekcoSdaeHnottuB211-05039-IM1maCrewoPffOtuC84-05039-IM Screw M8x50 1
MI-93050-49 Round Key 4x4x20 1 MI-93050-113 Spring Washer M8 1
12x32x8rehsaWtalF411-05039-IM1tfahStn
ioJ05-05039-IM
1edalB511-05039-IM121x4x4yeKerauqS15-05039-IM
MI-93050-52 Flat Head Hex. Soc. Screw M6x16 2 MI-93050-116 C-Rin 1R53g
2#3006gniraeBllaB711-05039-IM1etalPtroppuS35-05039-IM
1gniRrebbuR811-05039-IM1woblEtroppuSleviwS45-05039-IM
MI-93050-55 Button Head Socket Screw M8x25 1 MI-93050-119 Blade 1)thgir(leehW
1daPtleF021-05039-IM18MrehsaWgnirpS65-05039-IM
MI-93050-57 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M8x40 1 MI-93050-121 Down Speed 1leehwgoC
MI-93050-58 Flat Washer 8x25x3 1 MI-93050-122 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M6x16 3
)thgir(tfahSleehWedalB321-05039-IM18MtuN.xeH95-05039-IM 1
1
mrAwaS421-05039-IM154x8MtloBpaC.xeH06-05039-IM
1
Armature
521-05039-IM153x8MtloBpaC.xeH1-06-05039-IM
1rehsaW1-521-05039-IM18MtuN2-06-05039-IM
MI-93050-61 Flat Washer 8x25x3 1 MI-93050-125-2 Centrifugal Swit 1hc
8x4MwercSssorC3-521-05039-IM1esaBretiMleviwS26-05039-IM 2
1leetSnociliS/WrevoC621-05039-IM1tfahS36-05039-IM
1revoCnaFgnilooC1-621-05039-IM1taeStfahS46-05039-IM
PARTS LIST FOR MI-93050

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PARTS
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DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY PARTS
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DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY
MI-93050-126-2 Flat Washer 6x13x1 1
MI-93050-126-3 Button Head Socket Screw M6x8 1
1raBtroppuS°09721-05039-IM
101MtuN.xeH821-05039-IM
MI-93050-129 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M5x16 4
MI-93050-130 Spring Washer M5 4
1revoCxoBseriW131-05039-IM
1roticapaC1-131-05039-IM
MI-93050-132 Cross Screw M5x6 1
1reppirtS-noN331-05039-IM
MI-93050-134 Fiber Hex. Nut M12 1
MI-93050-135 Flat Washer 12x28x3 1
MI-93050-136 Ball Bearing 625# 1
1niPgniraeB1-631-05039-IM
1eldnaHyrraC731-05039-IM
MI-93050-138 Spring Washer M8 1
MI-93050-138-1 Button Head Socket Screw M8x12 1
1etalPffOhctiwS931-05039-IM
MI-93050-139-1 Hex. Cap Bolt M6x30 1
16MtuN2-931-05039-IM
1rebbuR3-931-05039-IM
MI-93050-140 Cross Screw M5x8 4
2egniH141-05039-IM
MI-93050-142 Cross Screw M4x10 2
MI-93050-142-1 Spring Washer M4 2
1drauGedalB341-05039-IM
MI-93050-144 Button Head Socket Screw M8x20 2
MI-93050-145 Spring Washer M8 2
1taeSgniraeBllaB641-05039-IM
MI-93050-147 Ball Bearing 625# 2
241x5ØniP841-05039-IM
MI-93050-149 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M6x30 2
MI-93050-150 Flat Washer 5x10x1 2
MI-93050-150-1 Spring Washer M5 2
MI-93050-151 Ball Bearing 625# 4
MI-93050-152 Hex. Soc. Cap Screw M5x25 2
1etalPgnitcetorPgniraeBllaB351-05039-IM
MI-93050-154 Flat Head Hex. Soc. Screw M6x10 2
MI-93050-155 Set Screw M5x12 1
1dnaHelbatsujdAnoisneTedalB651-05039-IM
1gnihsuB751-05039-IM
1kooHniahC851-05039-IM
MI-93050-158-1 Flat Washer 8x16x1.5 1
MI-93050-159 Button Head Socket Screw M8x12 1
MI-93050-160 Adjustable Bracket Handle M8x25 1
MI-93050-161 Flat Washer 8x23x2 1
1droCrewoP261-05039-IM
1eriW1-261-05039-IM
1elacS361-05039-IM
MI-93050-164 Vertical Cutting Plate 1
18MtuN561-05039-IM
MI-93050-166 Hex. Soc Cap Screw M8x25 1
1yarTpihC761-05039-IM
MI-93050-168 Button Head Socket Screw M5x8 2
1etalPgnitroppuS961-05039-IM
PARTS LIST FOR MI-93050