Master Quality Power WW40014 User manual

Wood Cutting
Il
14 Band Saw
Thls band saw can oWw You a sehs of varbus sPeed
fmn slngle , 'hno . lour to flue that tlts lor diRer9nt
demands d dhQ.
Before Using Be Sure To Read This Manual.

SAFETY RULES
1. KEEP GUARDS IN PLACE and In worklng or&.
2. REMOVE ADJUSTING KEYS AND WRENCHES.
Fwm hsblt ot chedrlng to see that keys end edusiing
wenches are rmwd Imm 4od bdm hrmlng R m.
3. KEEP WORK AREA CLEAN. Clultered areas and hnches
Invhe accidents.
4. DON'T USE IN DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT
Don't usa pmm lwls h damp or wet loc~tlon, or en-
them to raln.Keep work ma weH lighted.
5. KEEP GHlLOREM AWAY. All vlsltws should be kepi aafa
distana Irwn wdc ma.
6. MAKE WORKSHOP KID PROOF. Wfth paalodts, rnastsr
switches, or by remdnl starlw keys.
7 DON'T FORCE TOOL. Don' i force tool or attachment lo
do a Icb lor which II was no1 desi8nd.
8 USE RIGHT TO=. h wilt do the lob &nor and oater at the
rale fm whii h ws~ designed.
9 WEAR PFlOPER APPAREL. No lwse clothing, Qlwes.
n&ties. rings. braceleis. w olhw lwuelr~ to Pet wughl in
movinB Patts. Nonslip iwhar is recommended. Wear pro-
tective hab cwsrlng to eontaln long har.
10. ALWAYS USE SAFETY GLASES. Also use tam cr dust
mask 1 cutting omatmn k dusty. EvtrdaY eyeglasses only
hare Impact redslant lenses. they are NOT ssfW glass-
es.
11. SECURE WORK. Use clamps or a vlss !e hdd wark when
Predlcal. It's safer than using Your hand and It heea bth
hands to omate tool.
12. DON ' T' OVERREACH. K~P mr fmllna snd m~ancs
al sn tlmes.
13. MAINTMN TMXS WITH CARE. KW tds sharP and
dean IN best artd salest perfmanee. Fdlw Inslrucths
fw hbrbUh9 and changlng ~coessabs.
14. DISCONNECT TMKS Mwe servldnB : when chamlnw
mler smh as blades.
15. REDUCE THE RISK OF VNINTENRONAL STARTING.
Make sure Mch is In OW PosHh belore Plv891n9 In.
16. USE RECOMMENDED ACZESSOAIES. Consult the m-
a' r: manual Tm recammended ammsswles. The LBO of
IMoPsr aeFessoties may cause rkk ol ldu~ tp pepsons.
17. NEVEFl STAND ON TOM. $&us Injury cwM aocur ll
the tool D tm w ll the cMnl tool Is unktenmneW con-
taeted.
18. CHECK DAMAGED PARTS. Before IMhw use of lhe
took a guard of other p& Lhat Is darnwed should bs
mmfu!Jy eheked to determine lhet it will operate ProPerlY
and pzrtcm Its Intended funalon- chudt fw aliinment ol
moving Parts. blncllng ol mwtM Paris, braelrage 01 Pa.
mountmg. and arty other wnditlons that may affect L PP-
mbn. A grad or 0th~ Pati that is damn- should be
PmPertY repliked w Wid.
IS.DlRECTION OF FEED. Feed work inlo a Made or cutter
apninat tha mlon of rolatbn ol the bin* cx culter mlY.
20. NEVER LEAVE TOa RUNNING UNAlTENDED
TURN POWER OFF.Don'f leave tool until I! mme8 to a
UtOP.
SPECIAL SAFETY RULES FOR BAUD SAWS
I. ADJUST th uPPer gulde about 1 /a'( 3. ;Zm/rn) ahva ths
6. DO NOT attempt lo sew && thal dws not haw e flat Bur-
matalal kln0 cut, kco, unlnaa a rum ~upporl k used.
2. MAKE SURE fhat bide tendm and blad heking nm
7. HOU3 rrmtwlal firmly nnd lead into bladm st n mrrdmta
ho~erly rduu. Ipesd.
3. STOP the machine bdm mwlnp mop p(scs6 frornJhe 0. TURN OFF machtrw If the moterial b la ba be&ad wi of
tabla. en unamplmtcid cut.
4. ALWAYS kmP hnl and ftnen my Ilwn blade. n. MAKE "mlbf" cub Mom wtllnP lonP curw5.
5. CHECK fw propar blmb 8ke mnd m.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
1. In the wnl of a maHunct!m or breakdown. wounding
mIdes a path ol least resistance far elec)ric current to
redurn the risk c4 electric she&. This Xml Is e4uiPP8d
wRh an BZectrk lcd hsvlng an equipment - grounding
mnductw and a grounding Plug. The Plug must be
Plum into a matching outlet hat Is Properly Inslaled
and gounded In acwrdanw Ah all local codes and u-
dlnalas.
2. Do not modW The plug pmMd it wB1 not 1It the wtfet,
have the propar cutlet Installed by a qualltfadelecMclan.
3. Imploper connection oi W$ment grounding COndUG
tor can rewl in a risk of electric shock. The conductor
dh lnsulatbn havlng an outer surface that k gmn wth
w without Yetlow stripe is the equipment - gmunding
conductor. H repair or replament of the elecblc cord or
Plug is nmsssy. do not mned !he equ-ht -
9mundng mductw to a Ib lemlnal.
4. Che& with a qual#imd eieckkbn or swvloeman il the
grounding instructions are not mrnPletely undersw. or
if In doubt as ler whether the twlk prom grounded.
5. Use on@ 3 - wire errtensim ads that have 3 - prong
grounding ~Plttgs and 3-Wle recaPtades that accwt Ihs
Id's plug.
6. Repa% w r&am dama9ed or wwn cwd imrn6+hteW
7. Thls !WE is inlended fw use on a acbcult that hs an out-
let that locks Ike the one Illusbated In &etch A. The tDal
has a woundhg plug that lo* IRe the Plug lluslraled in
sketch A. A temporary adaPrer. whlch 1-s Ike the
adapter Illusbated In sketches B end C. may be usd le
wnnect hls plug lo a 2 pole remptable as shm In
sketch B II a properly grounded outlet Is MI. available
The tempwadr adapler should be used only untii a Prop-
wlY Qroundd outlee can be instakd by a *allied e!ec-
lficlan. The green - cdored rigid ear. lug, ek, extending
from the adapter must be mnneded to a permanent
ground such as s
grounded outlet hrr.
Flhr
The rjpe ol elecfrtcal Plug and receptacle diners Im
EDU~ 10 counw.
Cauibn:
fn Canada onN ths grounding shown h tlgurel A) is ac-
ceptable. The txtenslon cards should be CSA mrtW
S. J. 1. WPe or something better.
POWER CONNECTIONS
A sePatab aieukkal ebcuii 8twuld be uaa tor the Powc ?cell. Thb &cult ~huld not be less than Na. It Wa and should bs pro-
tected dth a 20 AN. tlm m fuse. Never use long exlensbn ds, ll an extsmlon cwd 1s used, use enM 3 - whs extemlon
cords whkb haw 3-Prong QoundlnO W Plum and 3-mle rseePEaeles which accept the tool plug. Bdom connecting the mo-
1or to the poww lhm, b IUn Ih0f the declr)e current b at the #am chareFterUb aa atmmpsd on motor namepbb. All line con-
nectbns ahauld make Oood contact. RUnnlo!J on Iwr voflaO wRI damam the motor.

UNPACKING
CareNIlY unpack the band mw nnd chm al kerns. Figure 1, Rlusb-aka the epntenls al ths canon. Do not &wad sny p&iw ma-
terial until the band saw Is fully assemMed eperatlonat.
1. Bandsaw Main Frame
14. MHw GauQe
2. Table
15. Stand Leg W/Wtch Hole
3. Trunnion Bracket
16. Stand Leg
4.8ase Motor Plate
17. TOP ot stand
5. SuPPorting Bar
1 B. Pulley Guard
6. SuPPwtlng Plates, Stand
19. Hardware Package
7. Motor Supporijng Bar
20. Guard Fw UPPer Guide Past
8. Motw Fastening Plate
2 1. Retahlng Plate
4. Pulley b. V - Belt( Siiete Speed)
22. Saw Blade
10. Pulley d V- Belt(Two Speed)
23. Mdw ' s Lead Wire
1 1. Pulter h V - B&( Four Speed)
24. Set d Lower Sumrt Bradcel Post
12. Pulley S V- Befl( Five Swd)
25. Set d Upper S. B. P.
13. Motw
At[ No. 9.10. It .12 h Flgure(1) Is dmemnt accessorks eecwUhg to dmwcnt TyPes of meehhes(slngle speed- five -dl-

ASSEMBLY OF LEG STAND
(All parts Numbers please refer to Fig.1)
Using supporting plates (#6). 9nd base motor plate (W) b fwm the
bas~c construction of the stand and tighten them togelher. Fig. 2.
Fasten the mom fastening plate ( 1YB) on the base motor ptate
$4)
venicatly. Wetch the plate #8) wefully on the lace yw can #vide it
into hvD parts. Using the 4 slots as !he divider. one end is larger and
the other smaller. Make sure that the larger end is masrted upward on
th.! motor ptate. Af!er then. mnt the motor suppwting bar ( $7) on
the motor fastenhg plate ( 118).
Note that the side with 4 holes must mwnt on hamolcir supponing
bar not the side with 16 fmsoEes. Fig3
Fix the tm sfand leg { tl5 b #I61 on bolh sides and the stand leg
wlswitch hole ( #t5} must on the I& hand side. Fig. 4.
Install tfw top d stmd ( H7) on top and remember that the rn
mounting hale and Ihe switch hde d stand leg are pn opposite side.
'Fia.5.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
fig. 5
Finally. fix the suppwtirg bar ( 115) below the top of stand (f 17).
Cwnpleted leg stand.
Please Remember to Tightm all screws and check that if the stand is
firm .enough, Fig. 6.
Fig. 8

ReCr to direction of Fig. 7, mount the foot pads on lour comers o[ tha leg
stand in order to increase Ihe machine's stablty.
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RAT w- 4
# LOCK PEE
d
RAT wmw
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- Rum m
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ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT
Stand instatlatim
Use attached screws, washers lo Rx legs. lop and suppling plate firmly.
Kg. B.
Motor installatian
Fix base plate and motor fastening piale ~II, Instal! mob on Ira lastenhg
plate roughly, because further precise adjustment will be requred. Fig. 9.
AssemMs the motor mounting plate (A) Fig. 10. using the hvo hex head
cap scnrrm. flat weshem and nuts 0, The other end d fie mtor plale Is
fastened to ths aide of cabinet udng a carnage bolt from Ihe crrlside d the
cabinet and a flat washer and nut on the inside.
Anech the motor to the motw mounting plate as shown h Fig. 50.
using the four carnage bob. flat washers and square nuts.
Fig. 11
Fig, 9
Fig, I0
Bandsaw Instalbib
Use four BUM and weshew So fix bandsaw base on the stand top. Fig. 11.

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AssenWlng Bell And Pulley Gmd
Place the belt and pulley guard(Blfi9.12, on the bp sheH ever the belt
opening. Usa the lour mund head senw(C). to fasten In PI-.
Place dow(D) Fii.6.on hhges.
Tabla hataktbn
bte the assembled nut of the trunnbn bracltd(A1 wlth rwo scr~ws
I01 and washen. Table suwrtlng screw[ C) Is adlustable ta suPm
table Prom. Fig. 13.
Table sumg saew(C) Is Padred In the harm Padtam beg. See
Fig.l(l9SF.
Table tngert Fig. 13
Place taM ins& (A) Fb. 14 in the hole PrDvided h the table making
sure the pln in the table engages one of the Indents h Me lable hsert.
mg the Tabk
Tim table on your band saw wn be SUtmd 45 dews to the rtght ad I0
degrees to the left. To Wlt ths we, k- ~fm ma star wwsl~l FQ.
15 tR 1b3 table to 1- desked angb and tlghlen the Iwo star wheels
(A).
AsaerihlingTable
Move bMa when piam tabb Insert(A) Fi. 14 to meke sum the bla& bm
in Iha center ot (A).
Tlghm IM Sk. Hex. Hd. CeP WC) F18.75.
Fig. 1 4
How to Cham Bla&(FrO. 16)
T&e otl table Inswt. Pln. Rem wheels guea(uPPer and kwsr) .
Release blade tenslon eornphtefy. Take OH blah carefully.
Replace with new blede. Bsmve of tha dmlon d the blade, the Imth shdd
be tadnP oPsrator end WJnt &wnmd. ( See FI. 16- 1 No. RWt 7)
Adlust blade badcln9 ~d tenston.

RePlm w4th nw Made. Bewara of the dbtlon ol !he blade, the teeth
shouM be fadnp operator and pdnt bownwsrd.
Adiust blade lracklng and tensbn Ses "MustmentsmFi. 16- 1
90 Dew Table AQsM
Your band saw Is eguppd with an ndu&Ue stw to insure that Iha
table h at 90 dems to the Made. (FIR 171
To adust:
f8t the table k the right sllgMly.
PFace the stop. m the adiushQ suew.
fill !he table untl R Is at 90 de- b the Wade. rnaltlng sure by Plaelng
a square on !he table and agalnst the bWe.
When the table IS at 90 ms to the blade. tb st@ sho~lld me tnta
contact &h 1M bottom d Ihe tabk. 11 an sdiustnwnt k neeesswy.
loosen nut. and turn adjusUng smw vntll the stop wntacts the table.
tt is msm to move the stop.when tstlng the laWe bthe the.
Adusling Blade Tensbn
On the badc 01 the uPPw wheel there Ls a sllde h&et to mt etha WoP-
er tension for various wldths of blades wlth the Made on Iha wheels,
lum the star wtreel (A) fig. 18 to rake or loww the wheel uotA You pro-
vide the right tension to Ywr blade. Comt belt lmah m &bind
when there is approximately I'E25.4mm) denadin in the center span
of the pullers with lihl flnw ~essute. Over slralnlng is a o~nmcrn
muse ol bbde bre&a* and othw unsatlsfadorlf Made Performam.
Rebx the Iensbn when the machine Ls not in use.
TMnB The BIade
Atter tensfon has Deen aPPlbd to the blabe. revolve the wheels slawly
toward bY ham and welch the Made (4) FW. 19 to see that It travels h
lb center ol the upper th. 11 the blade barn to ueeP lcward Ihe front
edge.
turn the knob to the MI and thls wRl IRt th to^ of !he wM to-
ward the badt ol the machine and MI draw the blade toward the center
of Ihu tlre. ll the blade mew toward the badc edge. twrn the knob to
the ri!Jht.Adust the knob (0) only m tadam d a turn at a tlne. Nevw
tradt the blab whAa tha mac:blne k running.
AQvgtmg VPPW Bl- Gum Assam&
The uPPerblade guldeassmbly (D) FQ.19. shouldalwa~ boa es
close as posgb!o to the top, surfma of ti msterlal bdng eut by loosen-
tng lodc handb (C) and movhg the wkia assembly (Dl to the dasked
vwllbn.
Fig. 19
Tha upper blade gu#a WmbW should alm
puW (A) FN. 20. am nal with tha blade.

Nusllng Upper Blade Gum And Blade Sum Bearing
Ths uppa blsds sdduu and Us& :uPPwt bsnrlnC ms aduslad mly atter
the blade Is bns!ened and trscklng hoPertY. To a&lrl poDesd as fdh;
The urn Made gum (A) FW-21. are held h Uacs b)r msans of the set
mews (B).Lowen the ssl6mma (B) to mws the Wluldas (A) as dose
as possbk b the sb d ths Ma. being mful not b plnch the black.
Then WMen he- knob am (B).
ha IJ~ bhcb bupWbsarlnP (C) FQ.21. mnh the bh& Zrom be-
ing pushed tw Ist b ltm bac)c which mkl damC the set In the saw
teeth. Ttm suPWrt beerbW (CE should be lei 1/64'(0.4mJmE hhhd the
Fig. 21
bra by kossnlng seraw ED) 10 rova the sum bdng IC) In or OM.
The bCa $uPPort bnrM (C) sbuld also be adiusted so ttm bmadge of
the Made &am tha wbkk dhtw of Ms bar1 beating by hut 1/16.
( 1.6dm) Ttm bewln0 (C) is set on nn mnlrle snd to cham Wltlm
re- sumv (D) end kwhg (C) F10.21. Lmm seraw (O).end r-l-
tion sh& Mal bearing (C) b altacM to.
AdvsUng Lower Blade Gub kid BW Sum 8amrhq
The l~nra Mado guides and
suPWrt baring sMd bs
nt th
same ti as the uww gum and bdng as lohws:
LwroenIhshrro-(B) FP.22,~dfnmm0uldar(A)ardome~
PoslltrrstcthssldsdthsWsds.MQcrsrsM not tePlnchh bkds.Thsn
tbkten wws (B).
Adus~nt al dubh d 5 aCwd band saw g8ar brr* must ldkw the belw
hcbuction and usa FPlg.23 as relmnrm.Pul wi PM (A) Iw 5 6- &
iustmnt dww reW to Mmth atscbd Iw deM -tbn ol R. P.
M, and belt advstmmt.
Fig. 23
T0W~tsIwrJ#l,~~10b.~~iMMfortb~~
al l/r( l3mm) 10%. Ckls PulkY, 8bnd m.
CHANGING BLADES
To chanas Mad%a. sm IoJiows:
1 .Rem the uPPsr end lrmFw wW Ow-.
2. Retoass tenlbn on tha band w Mede.
3. Remwe the laWa adustment ph and tabk bsrt.
4.SIPfhsbladeollthewheelmd~idskwlttvMtbakthth~.
5. To Instan a new blade, rawme tlm above -re.

BAND SAW BLADES
A band saw blade Is a dellcata Plece d steel Mat Is subiecled
to b-emendous strain. You can obtain bng use horn a band
saw blade it You Qb It tat keaknt. Be sure You use blades
of the Prom thldtness, width and temper lor the varbus lyPes
of materlal 20 be cut,
Alms use the wldest blsde PwaibIe. Use the MRQW blades
OW tor sawing small. ahPt curves and for fine delite
work. This MI save bh&s and will Froduce beiter work. Band
saw blades may be Purchad, welded. set and sharpened
ready fw use. For cuMng wmd and simlar malerials we can
sum them In widths of 1/8-(3. tm/m), 3{1Gm(4. Em/rn),
1/4-16, 4rn/rn). 3/8 (9. 5rn/m). 1JT 1 12. 7m/m). 3/4'
119tnfrn).
Fh and set tho wad Euttlng Mades whenever you find B re-
4ubs Wassum to m9ke hn cut. If a Made is Wen il m
be brazed prwekled:hawevw. H It has bdy wwk-
hardened it. will SOM break h anottw PT-. If you ere not e-
9u- to lk. set and haze ar wdd blades tzke them to a
saw Mw fw rearndttming. Under average condllbrts. blades
shouM be msharPened atlw 4 hwrs of operation.
Any one ol a number ei mndltbns may cause a band swu
bra& to bmak. Blade breakage is. In so'm cases. unavoa-
able. bemg the natural result aI the pecul!ar atresses ta whch
such blades are subkled. H is. heupever. den dm ta avoid-
abk causes, most otten to la& of can w judgement on the
part d lhe operator In rnountlng m dusling Ihe blade or
guides. The most common causes 01 blade breakage are: ( 1)
faulty alignments and adustments of the guides. (2)loreing or
Msling a w!de blade mound a curve of shwt radius. ( 3 fed-
Ing tea last. (4) dullness ot the teeth or absence ol suHicient
rer. (5ltxwssivs ttghtmbrg ol the hiaba. (6)tc~ guide set trxr
hlgh ebovs the vvwk klngcut. f7)usinB a Made with a lumpy
w finishad haze u weld and. (8 )mntinuws run-
nlng of the 8aw blade when nol In ustr tor cuttkg.
Nm Made3 for *Is atandard 14'(356/rn/rn) Band Saw am
93,,,'( 2375m/m long. Ttm adjustment MI aewmmoetate
blades w to a rnaxlmurn length ot 94*{2386m/rn) and lo a
mlnhum bngh of 41,n12324rn/m). When egulPPed with !he
No. 21 - 984 Hebht Attachment, n8w blades should be 105"
(2667dm) long: maximum and minimum knsths am 106'
/2692m/rn) and 103,n"(Z629m/rn).
OPERATING THE BAND SAW
Befwe starting the machine. see that all adustmsnb twm prop-
srly made and the guards are 6.n piace. Turn the wlley by
hand to mkt sum that everfthhg Is cwreCt BEFORE turning
on the Mr.
KEEP THE SAW BLADE SHARP and you wffl Elnd that WY
little fornard Presswe is Mubed lor average cubing. Mwe
the st& agalnst the Made steam and no faster than will
give an easy mmng movement.
Avoid twistb~g tha blade by Wing b turn sham mmers. Re-
member you must saw arwnd caners.
CUTTING CURVES
Whsn ambrg m, twn the stodr careiu2W so that the blade
my blbw wlthwt bemg IwIsted. II a curve Is so abruPI that it
Is mssary to repearedly baa up and wt a new kwl, elther
a MOW Made is needed or a bbde with mom set Is re-
quh?d.fhpr mom set a blade bas, the easier it win allw the
st& to be turned, but 4I-a cut is USUIUY rougher than wb a
medlum amount of set Is used. Inwffhdrawing the PI- being
cut*in order b change the evl, or 1w any other reason. the
mtw must be careful that he hs not accidentally daw
the Made off the wheels. In most cases it is easier and safer
ta turn the st& and saw out though the waste material.
rather than M to wilhdraw the st& Irom the blade.
HOW TO ORDER REPLACEMENT
PARTS
Even quasi bunt tools such as the mr tool you have pur-
chased. rniPht need wcasmnal replacement Parts to maintain
R in good wwking wndition over the Years. To ohr replace-
ment Parh, mnlact or mlta your dislrbutw.
Please gk the tollowing intormatton:
1. Model No. and SerU No. and all smlkallons show on
Ihe Mcd~l No. /Serial No. Plate.
2. Part number or numbers as sbown in the Replacement
Pans llst suppliedwith Yeur ~wer ml.
3. A brief desaiptlon d !tie trot& with the Wwer Iool.
KeD the top gu& de down to bhe work at an tlmes. Do not
forca tha matarid amhat the Ma& too hard. LigM mntad
wllh Me black will Psml aasler tolowlng of tb lfns and me-
vent undw trelkm. heating and wNhardenlng ot the black at
Its back dm.

TECHNICAL DATA
MIDDLE PULLEY
MOTOR PULLEY
SPINDLE SPEED
R.P.M.(50HZ/50HZ)
SKY BLADE
" Press sawn (A) when adjust from dngle speed to lour speed. However, remember to pull wE (A) when adjust to iim
speed (A42).

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUSDE
lown fuse or open circuit breaker
Problm: Motor won't start.
(c) Power cord is damaged. Replace.
(d) Switch is not in 'on' position,
(e) Motor requires service.
and Saw blade does not move
lthough motor is running. (b) Blade has skppsd off puiley wh& Open cwer hwsing and cneek
(a) Teem have wen Med by contact with hardwed stedmr long usaw.
lade will not cut or cuts slowly.
(b) Use higher speed setting (for wood).
(c) Blade mounted backwards.
driver at wheel.

ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM & PARTS LIST

PM No. DesalPtlon Q'tY PartNo. DeserBlhn 0, tv
Upper Fram Arm
UPPer Wheel Saw Guard
H. Boll
Gulde post
A. Uppsr SupWlt 0ruckta PoM
8. Sum BWt la UPPer QuI*
Knm
Upper SPeelng Sleeve
Stop RlnQ
Beam 6200u
H. Bolt
Blah Gub
Retalnlng Rinu
P.H. Sasw
Blade Adjustkrg Sm
Coil Spring
UPDer Wheel Slldhl Blkt
Square Nut
Kncb Saew
Umr Whssr ShaR Hhgs
Smlnv Pln
Sreel Pln
UPFW WM SImR
Bearing 62022
Y PPer Whesl
Wheel Protedw
Nut
Stud
Upper Whwl Qumrdlnner)
UPPer Wkl Guard(0uter)
Knob Nut
SPrlng Pln
H. Bolt
F, Washer
Basa
Nul
saw Blade
Table tnswl
Spring Pln
Tabla Pin
Table
H . Bolt
Trunnlon Clamp shos
Trunnlon
F. Washw
H. Bolt
Trunnion Sum Bradst
Knob Nut
H . Bolt
Splng Washw
Polntw Rod
P.H.Sm
Scale
SleE cover
H. Bon
F . WasM
tM4er sum Btaclcal Pmt
Kncb S&aw
Knob Sasw
Knob Suew
Nut
Blade Qulk
Nama Ptnla
Key
H. Bplt
Rmtainlnp Rm
LOW- WM shn
Baarlng 62042
Lom~ Whssl
Nut

Part No. ~esai~tlon O'ty Pad No. Description O'N
Lower Wheel Guard
Blade Guard
Motor Purley
Set Screw
H Bdt
F. Washer
TeMe Label
Scale
Guide Plate
Pointer
P. H.Scr%w
Spring Pln
Knob
F. Washer
Guwd for UPPer Gulde Pmt
Kex Bob
STAND PAATSLtST
Face Plate
Stand Legs (A)
Sland Legs (B)
SuPPwting Plate
Base Motor Plate
Mctor Fastenrng Plate
Molor Plate Bra&et
Stitlerhg Plate
Motor
Pulley Box
Pwar Cmd
P. H. Screw
Grounding bble
WiCh
Gord Bushing
Bush
P. H. Suaw
Wamlng Labla
H. Bolt
H. Bolt
Squere N& BaR
Spring Washer
F . Washer
Nut
Nut
P. H. Scrw
Knob
L. sham FW P~IB
Pad
Retalnlng Plsls
Pmswr 8bdc
Sell - tnpPlnQ
SINGLE SPEED PARTS LIST
V. Bsk A. 50
Rslt Pulley
shsn
Bearing 62D4r
Motor PUIW
Sst Screw
7WO SPEED PARTS LIST
Bane
120203 SM fl
120201 Nul
1202Q5 F . Wmhw
120206 Rslalnlng Rlng
120207 Bwrlng 62022
Retalnlns Rtnn
Middle Pulley
Mob Pulley
Set Saew
V - Bell A22
V - Belt A38
V-Belt A50
FOUR SPEED PARTS LIST
Base
BeU PuneY
Shatt
Bearing 62042
Shaft
Nut
F . Washer
Retaining Ring
Bearing 62022
Retaming Ring
Middle Pulley
Motw Pulley
Sel Saw
V- Belt A22
V- Bell A38
FIVE SPEED PARTS LIST
Base
Gear Box
H. Bolt
Retaining RlnP
BaarlnP 62042
shan
Reta~nhg Rhg
Spring Washw
Gear
K8Y
Eel Scrsrr
Key
Gew
Key
Gear
Bearlng 8202~
Gear
Key
ShaR
RetelnlnQ RlnO
V- Ben A50
Y -Belt A33
Saw Blah
cover
H. Bolt
Retaining Rlng
Pulley
Set Smw
SPrhQ
RetalnlnO Rim
Pulley
Sresl Ball
Motw PulW

or Your Own Safety Read
Instruction Manual Before
0 perating Saw
1 .Weat eye protection.
2.Do not remove Jammed cut off
pieces until blade has stopped.
3.M aintain proper adjustment of
blade tension, blade guides,
and thrust bearings.
4.Adjust upper guide to just
clear workpiece.
5.H old work piece firmly against
table.
6."Never operate any machine
tool without all proper safety
guards in place and in good
working condition ."