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Aside from being free of defects upon receiving, consumable parts, like cutters and abrasives, are not covered by this warranty unless otherwise stated by Laguna Tools. These parts are designed to be used at the expense of the operator and are available for replacement or inventory purchase.
1. INFORMATION 1-1 General Information Laguna Tools, Inc. is specialized to supply full range of panel saw from 1600, 2300, 2500, 3200 to 3800mm. The outlook design of this machine is so unique with complete cast iron bracket instead of sheet metal, enlarged outrigger and carriage, direct dust collection outlet.
1. INFORMATION 1-2. Safety Rules 1) Read instruction manual before operating the machine for your safety. People who operate the machine must be trained, read and understood to use the safety measures, possess the ability to obey, and execute the regulation stated in this manual.
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The use of improper accessories may cause risk of injury to persons. If ancillary equipment is removed the original guards or safety devices shall be replaced. Laguna Tools and our authorized agency are responsible for a the machine with ancillary equipment only if we ourselves have designed such connection.
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1. INFORMATION buttons are position on the front side on the machine near in-feed working area. The emergency button is colored red and yellow background. After emergency stop, follow the normal start up procedure and suitable operation to obviate the hazard. Please see the afterward pages of emergency stop position diagram.
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1. INFORMATION 20mm deep. Push blocks should be used when cutting small work pieces and in circumstances where it is necessary to push the work piece against the fence. b) Selection of saw blade and riving knife- the operator should only select saw blade with suitable diameter and thickness for the machine.
2. MACHINE INFORMATION 2-1. MAIN FEATURE Machine Body Sliding Table C. Edge Shoe D. Control Panel Overhead Guard Crosscut Fence G. Flip Stops H. Crosscut Frame Hold Down With Miter Fence (Optional)
3. INSTALLATION 3- - - - 1. UNPACKING SETUP SAFETY – By offering the comprehensive information regarding to the operation and maintenance of the machine, it will be ensured that operators will use the machine properly. – Our sales organization is always willing to provide solutions for every technical problem (reparation, spare part delivery), and to help your business with our professional knowledge.
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3. INSTALLATION IMPORTATNT!! Follow the below steps before operating. Before operating, lift up the scoring motor to remove the fixing wood block from the machine. (Figure 3-1.1) Put on the flat belt to the scoring shaft. Be aware of the movement direction mark on the belt.
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3. INSTALLATION 3-2. CHECKS THE MACHINE ACCESSORIES Packing List Saw base Unit x 1 wooden Sliding Table Unit x 1 Assembly parts for crosscut fence x1 Assembly parts for crosscut frame. x1 Assembly parts for rip fence. x3 Assembly parts for dust collection. x1 Assembly parts for tool box + sticker + flip stop x 1.
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3. INSTALLATION 3-3.FITTING THE SLIDING TABLE The accessories bag contains hex head bolts for fixing the sliding table For packing and transport reasons, some machine members are removed. All fitting operations in this section require approx. 4 people Note: The parallelism has been adjusted before shipping, users only need to assemble by following the steps below.
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3. INSTALLATION 3-4. FITTING THE CROSSCUT FRAME & EXTENSION FENCE ASSEMBLY All fitting operations in this section require approx. 2 people I. Fitting the crosscut frame 1. Fit the crosscut frame by putting A (Fig. 3-4.1) into the end of swing arm B(Fig. 3-4.1).
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3. INSTALLATION 3. Slide the 4 sets of square pads by follow the arrow direction into the groove at the bottom and lock 1 pad at the end (Fig. 3-4.2a) 4. Fit crosscut fence in the groove H (Fig. 3-4.2) and holes on crosscut frame (as Fig 3-4.2b) 5.
3. INSTALLATION 3-5. FITTING THE EXTENSION TABLE All fitting operations in this section require approx. 2 people 1. Fasten the extension table and keep it aligned with cast iron table. Check the flatness by placing fence plate (F, Figure 3-7.1) on the tables as Fig 3-5.1. The extension table must be even height to cast iron table.
3. INSTALLATION 3-6. OVERHEAD SAW BLADE GUARD AND CONTROL PANEL FITTING Overhead saw blade guard fits to saw blade with max dia. of more than 355mm. All fitting operations in this section require approx. 3 people Following is the instruction of assembly. Note: Figure 3-6.10 shows the overall assembly points 1.
3. INSTALLATION 3-7. FITTING RIP FENCE All fitting operations in this section require approx. 2 people Remove the washer and nut from the round bar first and then 1. Insert the screw rods H (Fig. 3-7.1a) of the round bar into the position A (Fig. 3-7.1) of working table and extension table then put the washers and nut at the back side of the table, then fasten them in (there are 4 points for fixing the round bar in this position).
3. INSTALLATION 3-8. FITTING THE SAW BLADE CAUTION 1. Handle the saw blade with gloves. 2. Open blade protect guard before install the saw blade Procedure for fitting or replacing the saw blade is as follows: 1. Set the saw unit in 0 degree by turning hand wheel A (Fig.3-8.1). , and lock knob. 2.
3. INSTALLATION 3-9. RIVING KNIFE CAUTION: Always install the riving knife with gloves. The machine is always equipped with one riving knife for 355mm saw blade. Always fit the proper riving knife: 1. Loosen nut A (Fig. 3-9.1) insert the riving knife with a wrench without complete tightening it.
3. INSTALLATION 3-10. CHANGING SCORING BLADE CAUTION: Changing scoring blade with gloves and always pay attention. 1. Press the emergency button 2. Set the scoring blade in 90 degree by turning the hand wheel A (Fig. 3-8.1) 3. Move the sliding table to the left and push the handle to the 2 stop before reach the 1 stop.
3. INSTALLATION 3-11. EDGE SHOE, HOLD DOWN & MITER FENCE Edge shoe The edge shoe is used for trimming panel and fixes the work piece on the sliding table. ※ Notice: Edge shoe is demanded in heavy duty processing. Miter Fence with hold down (Optional) Allows precise miter cuts between + 45 and - 45 on the sliding table and clamps the work piece.
3. INSTALLATION 3-12. CONNECTION TO THE DUST COLLECTION The connection to the dust collection is necessary for the good machine operation. Always work with the dust collector in operation. The saw is equipped with two dust ports connected to a dust collection system before operation.
3. INSTALLATION 3-13. WIRING & TEST RUN WIRING 1. Make sure that the electric system of the workshop may absorb the machine power and the grounding system follows the prescriptions in force. Notice: Comply with local codes to prevent fire accident. 2.
4. OPERATION 4-1. SAW BLADE LIFTING AND TILTING I. SAW BLADE LIFTING Turn hand wheel B (Fig. 4-1.1) counter clockwise: the saw blade rises. Adjust the saw blade height according to the work piece thickness. The saw blade height must exceeds the piece thickness 1 ~ 1.5cm Set the guard C (Figure 4-1.1a) to a max.
4. OPERATION 4-2. SCORING BLADE ADJUSTING I. SCORING BLADE HEIGHT ADJUSTING 1. Loosen nut A (Fig. 4-2.1) 2. Turn the knob B (Fig. 4-2.1) till the scoring blade has reached to the height desired, then tighten nut A (Fig. 4-2.1) 3.
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4. OPERATION III. USE OF SCORING BLADE The scoring blade is used to avoid the chipping on the bottom pat of panels coated with finishing material. Take Fig 4-2.3 as reference. A. Single blade: with blade thickness equal to the saw blade one. B.
4. OPERATION 4-3. CONTROL PANEL OPERATION Control panel close-up A. MAIN BLADE ON Button—Start the main saw blade. B. MAIN BLADE OFF Button—Stop the main blade. C. SCORING BLADE ON Button—Start the scoring blade. Note: The main saw blade must be ON for the scoring blade to start. D.
4. OPERATION 4-4. 3 SPEED CHANGE 1. Set the saw unit down 2. Stop the machine , turn the main switch to 0 ; then lock it and indicating this with a sign 3. Open the rear door 4. Loosen knob A(Fig. 4-4.1) 5.
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4. OPERATION 4-5. SETTING THE RIP FENCE UNIT FOR PARALLEL CUTS Make sure the distance value before operation 1. Turn off power , and lift the saw guard 2. Unlock the rip fence unit A(Fig. 4-5.1) by loosing knob F (Fig. 4-5.1) & pull up handle B(Fig.
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4. OPERATION I. ADJUSTING THE RIP FENCE UNIT FOR PARALLEL CUTS Move sliding table G(Fig. 4-5.3) lock knob H(Fig. 4-5.3) Lift lever A (Fig. 4-5.2) for unlocking the fence unit. Move the fence unit to the desired position ( readout the value on millimeter rule C(Fig.
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4. OPERATION II. POSITION OF FENCE PLATE 1. Vertical position (Fig. 4-5.4a) turn to the work piece 2. Horizontal position (Fig. 4-5.4b) for cutting thin work piece and for slanting cuts. It will be safer to move the work piece forwards by using pusher. NOTE: For the execution of special working, the operators are obliged to put his hands near the tools.
4. OPERATION 4-6. SLIDING TABLE CAUTION: Lock sliding table before placing heavy work piece for safe location. The sliding table is moved on high precision sideways which is made of hardened steel for a uniform and smooth motion with less friction and obtain accurate cutting. The sliding table is locked and unlocked by lever A (Fig.
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4. OPERATION 4-7 SETTING THE CROSSCUT FENCE 1. Turn threaded nut C (Fig. 4-7.1a) to make crosscut fence exactly vertical with sliding table. Then lock knob D (Fig. 4-7.1a) to fix A (Fig. 4-7.1. 2. Turn on the machine, then trimming the panel with the crosscut fence. Figure 4-7.1 Figure 4-7.1a...
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4. OPERATION I. SQUARE CUTTING TEST 1. Lock all knobs for crosscut fence. 2. Lower the guard, then do test trimming to A, B, C & D (Fig. 4-7.2) of the testing panel. 3. After cutting, measuring the cutting width of E & F (Fig. 4-7.2). As a test for square cutting, the length of them MUST be the same.
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4. OPERATION III. RULE ADJUSTING FOR OBLIQUE CUTS 1. Loosen knob D(Fig. 4-7.4a)& F(Fig. 4-7.4b) to change position of crosscut fence 2. Adjust the position for making sure the right side of the fence A (Fig. 4-7.4) aligning with the desired angle. ※...
5. MACHINE MAINTAINESS 5-1. Machine cleaning & check Before carrying out maintenance, adjustments or demounting any machine member, turn the main switch to 0. Then lock it and indicate this with a sign. The general cleaning can extend life of usage for the machine and it would also affect operation safety.
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5. MACHINE MAINTAINESS Cleaning & Checking Schedule Weekly Monthly 3-month 6-month Check items Daily yearly Check emergency stop and indicate lamp whether normal or not? Check the integrity of noise, pressure and ventilation of the machine. Clean the exterior part of the machine Check all the screws from the machine whether tight or not?
5. MACHINE MAINTAINESS 5-2. PERIODICAL LUBRICATION An accurate lubrication ensures the long life of usage as well as the best performance of the machine. CAUTION Weekly lubricate with grease Disconnect the electrical Worms B (Fig. 5-2.1) and toothed sector A (Fig. and pneumatic system 5-2.2) for height adjusting and tilting of the saw before maintenance...
5. MACHINE MAINTAINESS 5-3. REPLACING BELT Disconnect the machine from the electrical and pneumatic system I. REPLACING THE SCORER SPINDLE BELT 1. Remove the rear door 2. Lift the small motor A (Fig. 5-3.1). When the belt is slack, it can be replaced 3.
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5. MACHINE MAINTAINESS II. REPLACING THE SAW SPINDLE BELTS 1. Set the saw unit 45∘tilted by turning the wheel. 2. Open rear door 3. Loosen knob B(Fig. 5-3.2) 4. Lift lever C (Fig. 5-3.2) of belt stretcher to the left, then the belts are slack and can be replaced.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING WARNING-Disconnect the machine from the power source before troubleshooting or serious personal injury could occur. Problem Possible cause Troubleshooting The machine cannot be 1. Door in machine frame or saw 1. Close the machine door or cover plate. switched on.
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible cause Troubleshooting Motor fails to develop full 1. Power line overloaded with 1. Reduce load on power line. power (output of motor lights, appliances, and other decreases rapidly with motors. decrease in voltage at 2. Undersized wires or circuits 2.
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible cause Troubleshooting The finished size of the 1. Dimension scale for cutting 1. Reset the flip stop to correct size. cut workpiece does not widths is misadjusted. match the cutting width 2. Incorrect fence position. 2. Cut a workpiece on the crosscut fence, set on the crosscut stop.
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible cause Troubleshooting Workpiece has chip out 1. Scoring blade height is 1. Adjust the height of the scoring blade. on the bottom edge. incorrect. 2. Scoring blade is not aligned 2. Align the scoring blade. with the main blade. 3.
MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 1.1.23 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Plate 208100 RAL9011 Hex Head Bolt M10*40 SH100800 Hex Nut NH101700 Machine frame 208095 RAL9011 Hex Head Bolt M12*50 SH121000 Lock Washer WS120000 203410 Ring Lock Washer WS060000 Cap Screw M6*16 SR069400 Washer...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 1.1.23 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Button Head Screw M6*20 SJ060400 Power Box 201105 Power Box 201105A Terminal PB2504 4P 994805 Terminal PB2504 4P 994805 Pan Head Screw M5*8 SP059200 SJ059300 Button Head Screw M5*12 Strain Relief PG20 709421...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 1.1.23 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Pan Head Screw/W M4x20 SP040400 Tilt Scale acrylic LM001076 Washer WF040808 Hex Nut NF040700 Plate 207303 Washer M6x19x2t WF061920 WS060000 Lock Washer Cap Screw M6*16 SR069400 Plate 201785 Hex Head Bolt M16x50 SH161100 Hex Nut...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 4.10 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Lock Knob 100203 Washer 204263 ψ10×ψ20 M10×ψ27(for plastic Washer WF102730 Standard hand wheel) M10×ψ40(for cast iron Washer WF104030 Optional hand wheel) hand wheel 8"(plastic) 206434A Standard hand wheel 8"(cast iron) 200866 Optional 7x7x20...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 5.7 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Lock Knob 100203 Washer 204263 ψ10×ψ20 M10×ψ27(for plastic WF102730 Washer Standard hand wheel) M10×ψ40(for cast Washer WF104030 Optional iron hand wheel) hand wheel 8"(plastic) 206434A Standard hand wheel 8"(cast iron) 200866 Optional KS070720...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 5.7 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Ring 202 207095 Worm Gear(L) 203 207097 Thrust Bearing NTB2035+AS 204 994203 Washer 205 205013 Cover Bracket 206 207098 Thrust Bearing NTB2035+AS 207 994203 208 207379 Worm Shaft Thrust Bearing NTB2035+AS 209 994203 Cover...
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MPSP12-10-0135 ASSEM 6.2 PART NAME SIZE Q`TY ITEM PART NO NOTE Setscrew M8x20 SS080400 Spring 207041 Shaft 207032 Cap Screw M6*10 SR060200 Ring 207033 Ring 207034 WF083030 Washer M8*ψ30 Lock Washer WS080000 Cap Screw M8*16 SR089400 Hex Head Bolt M6*16 SH069400 Block 207036A...
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