Forest-Master UWWS Manual

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Forest Master Universal

Woodworking Station

Model: UWWS

IMPORTANT: Read this manual fully before assembly and

use and observe all safety rules and operating instruc-

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Page 1 Forest Master Universal Woodworking Station Model: UWWS IMPORTANT: Read this manual fully before assembly and use and observe all safety rules and operating instruc- tions...
Page 2 M6 coach bolts and fastenings. Details of this can be found in the mitre saw stand manual. No matter how you use your workbench, please read the safety instructions and guidelines before use. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Title Page Specifications Safety Parts List Assembly Adjustments Operation Warranty Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 4: Specifications
By hav- ing a lot of free space between the wood and where the chainsaw is clamped, this gives the chainsaw bar space to flex, causing problems during the cut and adversely effecting the finish. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 5: Safety
The warnings, cautions and instructions referred to in this manual cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood that common sense and caution must be applied by the operator when using the chainsaw mill. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 6: Parts List
Part Name Picture Qty. Base Frame Crossbeam Guide Bars (1490mm) Vertical Guide Bar Support Left Chainsaw Clamp Right Chainsaw Clamp Chainsaw Frame Handle Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 7 Part Name Picture Qty. Gripping Plates Perpendicular Telescopic Slot (PTS) Vertical V-Slot Horizontal V Slot Vertical Sawhorse Horizontal Sawhorse Step Gauge Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 8 M8 Nyloc Nut M8 Thumbscrew Mounting Clamps (Use with Mitre Saw) M6 Coach Bolt (Use with Mitre Saw) M6 Washer (Use with Mitre Saw) M6 Spring Washer (Use with Mitre Saw) M6 Nut (Use with Mitre Saw) Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 9: Assembly
M8 hex bolts (14), M8 washers (16) and M8 nyloc nuts (17). Two washers should be used for each bolt, one in between the crossbeam and the frame and one in between the frame and the nut. REMEMBER: bolts should be loosely fastened. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 10 The M8 cap head bolts should situate inside the guide bars and be fastened on the outside with the M8 washers (16) and M8 nyloc nuts (17). REMEMBER: bolts should be loosely fastened. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 11 Drop both guide bars half way down, using the full height of the smaller side of the step gauge (19) (pg. 14) and tighten all four thumbscrews on the slots to lock in place. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 12 All the attachments are available to be mounted as desired in the telescopic slots found in the middle of the crossbeams and at the end of the dual rails (see adjustments and setup section). Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 13 Slide the clamps along both the chainsaw frame handle and the chainsaw bar itself to the desired position and then tighten the thumbscrews and the M8 bolts on both clamps. Check the chain can move freely through both clamps by manually turning the chain. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 14: Adjustments
• The lowest the guide bars can be set is the smallest step on the gauge. If thin- ner cuts are required then move the gripping plates underneath the wood up to suit. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 15 M8 nuts to secure in place. • Small adjustments can be made on the chainsaw clamps themselves by read- justing the position on the chainsaw bar so that the C-Sections fit perfectly on the guide bars. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 16 Move the chainsaw along the guide bars to test the ease of movement before performing any cuts. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 17 The V-Slots and sawhorse attachments are used in the same manner and the specifics of which can be found in the operation section. The horizontal ver- sions of the attachments are to be used with the PTS. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 18: Operation
• The logs can also be secured through the two holes either side of the V on the V-Slot when cutting fence posts. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 19 When you reach the end of the cut, turn off your chainsaw whilst the frame is still mounted to the guide bars and then dismount the chainsaw frame from the guides. • Make sure all wood that has been cut is removed from the log before starting the next cut. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 20 Therefore, you must be patient with the cutting process and ensure you do not force the chainsaw too hard into the wood. This can cause the bar to bow, get stuck in the wood and overwork the chainsaw. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 21 • Perform the second cut, following the cutting instructions. • Unscrew and unclamp the planks and cut down to the desired length using a mitre saw. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 22 • Perform another cut following the cutting instructions. • Repeat the last two steps for the remaining two sides. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 23 Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 24 Set the guide bars to the desired height and perform the first cut following the cutting instructions. • Drop the guide bars down by the desired thickness of the log coins and per- form the next cut. • Continue this for as many coins as desired. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 25 Place the sawhorse attachments in the telescopic slots; the horizontal sawhorse attachments need to be used in conjunction with the two PTS’s. • Make sure the attachments and log sit high above the frame to reduce the risk of hitting the frame with the chainsaw. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 26 A precautionary measure can be taken by attaching two G-Clamps to the end of the guide bars so that they cannot be hit by the chainsaw but will stop the clamps from moving any further. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 27 The frame itself can be used as a mitre saw stand with roller supports to move the material along the saw bed easily. It is best to remove the guide bars and cross- beams to use in this manner. The full instructions of this can be found in the base frame manual. Forest Master Model: UWWS...
Page 28: Warranty
Manufactured under license for Forest Master Limited. Registered Office: Forest Master Ltd, Industry Road, Heaton, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE6 5XB, United Kingdom. Tel: +44 191 265 5000 email: info@forest-master.com - web: www.forest-master.com Forest Master Model: UWWS...