Saw Blade 1575 1826 - Holzstar HBS 231-1 Instruction Manual

Wood band saw
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Adjusting the saw blade tension
DANGER!
The saw blade tension must be checked before each
use!
WARNING!
Excessive saw blade tension can cause saw blade
breakage and serious injury.
Too low a saw blade tension can lead to slippage of
the tape guide rollers and thus to the standstill of the
saw blade.
Therefore always pay attention to a correct setting of
the saw blade tension!
Step 1: Turn the handwheel to increase or decrease the
saw blade tension via a spring. Turn the adjust-
ment knob clockwise to increase the blade ten-
sion. Turning the knob counterclockwise decrea-
ses the blade tension. Check the setting on the
blade voltage gauge. The scale indicates the
correct setting depending on the band saw blade
width.
Handle
Fig. 49: Saw band tension
NOTE!
After completion of the working shift, the saw band is
to be released again with the rotary knob.
NOTE!
Check the tension by pressing your finger halfway
between the table and the top guide against the side
blade.
The ideal tension is about 2mm.
22
Adjusting the saw band tension indicator
The blade tension indicator can be adjusted for blades
that are known to be cut over / under length by different
manufacturers. If the blade is moderately tensioned, loo-
sen the locking screw and raise or lower the blade indi-
cator as needed. Tighten the set screw again.
Fig. 50: Saw band tension indicator
Adjusting the upper saw band guide
Before each sawing process, the upper saw band guide
must be adjusted depending on the workpiece height.
The upper saw band guide must be approx. 3 mm above
the workpiece.
Step 1: Loosen the saw blade guide wheel and use the
dial to adjust the height. Then retighten the loc-
king wheel (Fig.51).
Locking handle
Fig. 51: Adjust the position of the upper strap guide
Step 2: Loosen the screw (A, Fig.51) and adjust the posi-
tion of the guide bearing so that the guide bearing
is 1 or 2 mm (Fig.52) away from the teeth of the
saw blade. Then tighten the screw (A, Fig.51)
again.
Screw
handle
upper strap
guide
HBS Series | Version 1.02

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