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USER MANUAL
TRANSLATION OF ORIGINAL USER MANUAL
Ref. no. 0458-395-5301
REV: 9
LOGOSOL B1001 G2
Read through the user manual carefully and make sure you understand
its contents before you use the machine.
This user manual contains important safety instructions.
WARNING! Incorrect use can result in serious or fatal injuries to the
operator or others.
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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL TRANSLATION OF ORIGINAL USER MANUAL Ref. no. 0458-395-5301 REV: 9 LOGOSOL B1001 G2 Read through the user manual carefully and make sure you understand its contents before you use the machine. This user manual contains important safety instructions.
  • Page 2 Logosol has been manufacturing sawmills since 1989. In that time we have supplied approximately 50,000 machines to satisfied customers the world over.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    B1001 TABLE OF CONTENTS General information Description of the band sawmill Safety instructions Technical data Components Assembly of rail frame Adjusting the rail frame Installing the sawhead on the rail frame Final assembly of sawhead: Briggs 23 hp Final assembly of sawhead: electric motor 12 kW Order of adjustments Other adjustments The functions of the sawmill...

  • Page 4: General Information

    GENERAL INFORMATION This user manual, the instructions of the motor, the assembly instructions of the band sawmill and instructions for accessories should be seen as integral parts of the band sawmill and should always be kept together with it. They should also follow the band sawmill if it is sold.

  • Page 5: Description Of The Band Sawmill

    B1001 DESCRIPTION OF THE BAND SAWMILL LOGOSOL B1001 Saw carriage Blade cooling tank Fuel tank Machine label Lift rings Depth-of-cut scales Band wheel guard Push handle/Throttle Sawhead height crank Blade tension handle Adjustable blade guard Cross bunk Log support Log clamp...

  • Page 6: Safety Instructions

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS KEY TO SYMBOLS Always use approved hearing protection WARNING! This symbol means that you when working with the machine. Even should pay particular attention and is always short exposure to high frequency noise followed by information about the relevant can damage your hearing.
  • Page 7 B1001 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS THE SAFETY EQUIPMENT OF THE THE WORKSITE BAND SAWMILL WARNING! Never operate a band sawmill with a petrol-powered engine in enclosed or poorly WARNING! Never use the machine if the safety ventilated areas. This can result in death due to equipment is defective.

  • Page 8: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA LOGOSOL B1001 RAILS/BED Length of rails, standard 5.85m Length of rail extension 1156 mm Track width 1100 mm Total width 1170 mm Height 240 mm Weight (5.85 m rails) 250 kg SAW CARRIAGE Length 1100 mm Width 2250 mm...
  • Page 9 B1001 BOLTS & NUTS Definition of fasteners on following pages. Shoulder bolt Allen bolt Phillips bolt Partial thread Allen bolt Hex bolt Slotted bolt Set screw Partial thread hex bolt Hex nut Flange bolt Flange nut Partial thread flange bolt Carriage bolt Flat washer ADDITIONAL SYMBOLS...

  • Page 10: Components

    COMPONENTS 03-01977 03-01971 8210-001-0020 03-01857 03-02093 02-00247 03-01973 03-01972 8300-005-0150 03-02008 8300-005-0005 03-01983 8200-005-0200 03-01448 8300-005-0300 03-02180 03-01976 8300-005-0100 01-00232 58 x – M8x16 58 x – M8 8300-005-0010 20 x – M16 8300-005-0030 4 x – M8x25 4 x – M8x12 16 x –...
  • Page 11 B1001 COMPONENTS 32 x – M12x140 32 x – M12 8300-005-0050 4 x – M6x65 4 x – M6 4 x – M6 8300-005-0060 6 x – M8x95 03-02181 03-02007 03-01905 8300-005-0300 9034-011-0002 9291-020-0005 03-01464 9026-015-0002 03-01465 8200-005-0200 9029-011-0001 03-01982...

  • Page 12: Assembly Of Rail Frame

    ASSEMBLY OF RAIL FRAME Start assembling the sawmill by mounting the rails. The sections of rail are place under the saw head in the pallet. Assembly involves heavy lifting and it requires two people to help with the work. WARNING! Heavy lifting! Risk of injury. WARNING! Risk of crush injuries.
  • Page 13 B1001 Follow the steps of assembly carefully Read all the assembly instructions and use an ergonomically correct work before beginning the assembly, position while working. Work on level and then follow the step-by-step ground, as this will facilitate when instructions during the assembly. adjusting the rails.
  • Page 14 12 x 8300-005-0050 12 x – M12x140 12 x – M12 Now repeat steps 2–5 for the other rail. If the machine is to be equipped with hydraulics, these two cross bunks should not be installed at this point of assembly. 8300-005-0040 16 x –...
  • Page 15 B1001 8300-005-0010 8-10mm 4 x – M8x16 4 x – M8 8300-005-0010 4 x – M8x16 4 x – M8 8-10mm 8300-005-0010 38 x – M8x16 38 x – M8...
  • Page 16 Fit the first rail sections to the rail frame. Note that the short sections should be used at the ends of the rail frame. The first short section is to be the inner rail section, and the first long section should be installed on the outside of it.
  • Page 17 B1001 8300-005-0020 8200-005-0200 4 x – M8x12 8300-005-0010 12 x – M8x16 12 x – M8 8300-005-0020 6 x – M8x20 6 x – M8 8300-005-0020 8200-005-0200 4 x – M8x25 4 x – M8x20 M8x25 4 x – M8 2 x –...

  • Page 18: Adjusting The Rail Frame

    ADJUSTING THE RAIL FRAME Measure along a string to check that the distance between the string and the rail is the same along the whole rail. To adjust the levelness of the rail, move the rail sections up or down at the points where the rail is not level.

  • Page 19: Installing The Sawhead On The Rail Frame

    B1001 INSTALLING THE SAWHEAD ON THE RAIL FRAME Lift the sawhead in place on the rails. The total weight of the sawhead is 210 kg. Use straps that are approved for this and fasten them in the sawhead lift rings. Carry out the lift with the help of a for this situation appropriate lifting device.
  • Page 20 8300-005-0300 8300-005-0060 2 x – M6x65 2 x – M6 2 x – M6 3 x – M8x95 2 x – M10 Use existing nuts from step 1. Repeat steps 1-4 on the other side.
  • Page 21 B1001 MOUNTING THE HANDLE Smart Set 12kw This step (6) is not to be performed if the machine is to be equipped with Smart Set (see Smart Set manual). Use the pre-fitted screws for this assembly.

  • Page 22: Final Assembly Of Sawhead: Briggs 23 Hp

    FINAL ASSEMBLY OF SAWHEAD: BRIGGS 23 HP ASSEMBLY: ENGINE AND THROTTLE WIRE The motor is to be mounted on the motor bracket and be secured with fixing bolts. The centrifugal clutch, and also the drive belt and the throttle wire are to be installed on the sawmill. Follow the assembly instructions, and then the instructions under the section Order of adjustments in the sawmill user manual when the assembly is finished.
  • Page 23 B1001 BRIGGS 23 HP 1 x – 9021-014-0003 1 x – 3/8UNFx32 1 x – SRKB11x35x2 4 x – 03-02448 1 x – 03-02053 1 x – 9020-011-0091 Smart set This assembly (3–4) is not to be performed if the machine is to be equipped with Smart Set (see Smart Set manual).
  • Page 24 BRIGGS 23 HP Release the screws on top of the valve cover and remove it gently. This is necessary to access the top attachment point of the throttle, which is located under the lower right corner of the valve cover. Release both of the throttle attachment points and remove the throttle from the engine.
  • Page 25 B1001 BRIGGS 23 HP WARNING! Risk of serious injury. WARNING! Risk of burn injuries. The engine and its muffler get very hot during operation and remain hot a while after operation. Before adjusting the tension of the throttle wire on the engine: Turn the ignition key to the Allow the engine and the muffler to cool OFF position and close the fuel valve.
  • Page 26 If the engine starts while the wheel guard is open, turn off the engine from the operating position. Then, double-check the connection and contact Logosol for support.
  • Page 27 B1001 BRIGGS 23 HP INSTALLATION: ELECTRIC START If your motor option comes with an electric start, it should be installed as described below: First, connect the red wire connector to the engine (the connector comes together with the engine user manual). Then, connect it to the male connector/ Red wire the positive wire...

  • Page 28: Final Assembly Of Sawhead: Electric Motor 12 Kw

    FINAL ASSEMBLY OF SAWHEAD: ELECTRIC MOTOR 12 KW ASSEMBLY: ELECTRIC MOTOR The electric motor comes with the interlock safety switch installed. Now, the electric motor has to be mounted on the motor bracket, and the belt pulley and the drive belt have to be installed. Follow the assembly instructions, and then the instructions under the section Order of adjustments in the sawmill user manual...
  • Page 29 B1001 ELECTRIC MOTOR 12 KW 1 x – 03-01988 1 x – M5x50 2 x – M5x16 6 x – 6x16x1 3 x – M5 1 x – 9038-013-0003 1 x – 9038-013-0004 – M5x16 Possibility of phase change to change the direction of rotation of the motor.
  • Page 30 ELECTRIC MOTOR 12 KW CONTROL PANEL: SWITCH ON/OFF On the control panel, turn the switch to the position (1) to turn on the power to the machine. STARTING THE MOTOR To start the motor, press and hold the enabling switch (right button). Then, press the start button (left button).

  • Page 31: Order Of Adjustments

    B1001 ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS Read all the adjustment instructions before beginning adjusting, and then follow the step-by-step instructions while adjusting. IMPORTANT! To ensure good operation of the sawmill, it is important that it is correctly adjusted. Some adjustments affect other machine settings. Due to this, it is crucial that you follow the order outlined below.
  • Page 32 ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS ADJUST THE LEVELNESS OF THE RAIL FRAME To ensure a good sawing result, it is important that the rails are completely level. Earlier, we have adjusted the levelness along the long sides of the rail frame. Now the rail frame is to be adjusted on its short sides.
  • Page 33 B1001 Loosen the lock nut ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS ADJUST THE LENGTHWISE POSITION OF THE BLADE The lengthwise position of the blade is adjusted by the adjusting bolts that is positioned horizontally, i.e. the bolts situated on the outside of the shaft mountings.
  • Page 34 ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS Measurement Measurement point 1 point 2 X mm X mm ADJUST THE PARALLELITY BETWEEN THE BAND BLADE AND THE CROSS BUNKS To ensure a good sawing result, it is important that the band blade is parallel with the cross bunks. Measure the vertical distance between the blade and the cross bunk.
  • Page 35 B1001 ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS TIGHTEN THE BLADE GUIDE ARM To ensure good operation of the sawmill, it is important that the blade guide arm runs without play in the blade guard holder. Loosen the Allen bolt on the blade guard holder and push the wheel down as in the illustration.
  • Page 36 ORDER OF ADJUSTMENTS Measurement point 1 ADJUST THE PARALLELITY BETWEEN THE BAND BLADE AND THE RAILS To ensure good operation of the sawmill it is important that the blade is parallel to the rails. Place a X mm straightedge on the blade as close as possible to one of the blade guide rollers.

  • Page 37: Other Adjustments

    B1001 OTHER ADJUSTMENTS Read all the adjustment instructions The following instructions are crucial for before beginning adjusting, and then a good operation of the sawmill, but the follow the step-by-step instructions adjustments do not affect each other while adjusting. and do not have to be carried out in a particular order.
  • Page 38 OTHER ADJUSTMENTS LOG SUPPORTS To ensure good operation of the sawmill, it is important that the cross bunk and the log support are at right angles to each other. Adjust this by turning the adjusting handle located at the lower part of the log support. Check the angle with a set square.
  • Page 39 B1001 OTHER ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTING THE CRANK SPRING Tighten the lock nut to tension the spring so that the handle easily springs back and locks in the crank disc. Once the handle is in good working order, you bend the lock washer to secure the lock nut in position.

  • Page 40: The Functions Of The Sawmill

    THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SAWMILL THE FUNCTION OF THE CRANK The crank that is used for moving the sawhead up and down is spring loaded, and has to be pushed inward to release the locking mechanism while you are raising or lowering the sawhead.
  • Page 41 RELATIVE, B1001 KERF-COMPENSATED mm/Inch SCALE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SAWMILL SCALE IN MM/INCH THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SCALES The sawmill has two scales: one millimetre scale, which shows the distance between the cross bunk and the blade, and one kerfcompensated scale, which shows a number of different board thick- LAST CUT INDICATOR nesses in inches.

  • Page 42: Wiring Diagram

    THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SAWMILL WATER COOLING The water cooling of the blade is controlled by a lever located on the side plate at the operator side. In its start- ing position, the lever points at a right angle from the side plate.

  • Page 43: Using The Band Sawmill

    B1001 USING THE BAND SAWMILL OPERATING THE BAND SAWMILL Always inspect the logs so that there are no objects wedged in the bark before sawing. WARNING! Cutting tools: Always stand Never stand between the pile of logs and the behind the saw carriage and keep both your band sawmill.
  • Page 44 USING THE BAND SAWMILL Hard knots in the wood can cause a deviation in the • the rails are free of debris, dirt, etc. result of the sawing. • the log is firmly secured. • the adjustable blade guard has been correctly adjusted to manage the maximum width of the Every time before operating the band sawmill: log.

  • Page 45: Sawdust Management

    B1001 USING THE BAND SAWMILL STORING MOVING THE BAND SAWMILL If the band sawmill is not in use, even when it is WARNING! Risk of crush injuries. for short periods of time, the band blade must be removed from the machine and be stored where it is Keep people and pets outside the 5 m danger inaccessible to children and other persons.

  • Page 46: Start & Stop Instructions

    START & STOP INSTRUCTIONS: PETROL ENGINE START 1. Open the fuel valve by moving the fuel control lever to the right until it reaches the position ”ON”. 2. To start a cold engine, move the choke control lever to closed position (the control lever in its left position).

  • Page 47: Operation Instructions

    B1001 WORKING INSTRUCTIONS LOG STACK The logs should be rolled from the log table. Do not drop them onto the band sawmill. Do not stack the logs higher than 1 m. When loading a log: Logs that are soiled, sandy, muddy or dirty 1.
  • Page 48 WORKING INSTRUCTIONS ALT:1 Secured logs at the front of the log pile Logs The right side (operator’s side) Wedges securing the of the rails must be kept clear logs at the rear edge of the log table Rails Log table ALT:2 Lös ramp Illustration 2...
  • Page 49 B1001 WORKING INSTRUCTIONS ADJUSTING THE CUT You can adjust the position of the sawhead in steps to set the depth of cut. The band sawmill B1001 is equipped as standard with 1”, 1 1/2”, 1 3/4” and 2” scales with kerf compensation. The depth of cut is set by using the crank on the sawhead.
  • Page 50 WORKING INSTRUCTIONS 6. Secure the log with the log clamps. Adjust the height 13. With both hands on the push handle, gently of the log clamps. Ensure that they will not come into push the saw carriage forward until the blade contact with the blade when you are sawing.
  • Page 51 B1001 WORKING INSTRUCTIONS HANDLING SAWN TIMBER Rotate the log 90° so that one of the freshly sawn sides rests flat against the log supports, and then When cutting the cant into boards, you can either clamp the log in position. Now you can make the immediately lift the boards off the cant, or you can third cut and then produce boards.

  • Page 52: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE The regular maintenance that is expected to be performed by the operator, is described in this chapter. Be sure to perform the prescribed maintenance intervals as this forms the basis for a good functionality of the sawmill. WARNING! Risk of serious injury: Before performing any service or maintenance on the machine: turn the ignition key to the OFF position and close the fuel valve.
  • Page 53 B1001 MAINTENANCE HANDLING BAND BLADES LUBRICATION POINTS WARNING! Cutting tools: Incorrect handling of In order to keep the sawmill in good condition for band blades can cause life-threatening injuries. many years, and to have a problem-free ownership, Band blades are extremely sharp. it is important to lubricate the sawmill components as describred below.
  • Page 54 MAINTENANCE CLEANING THE BAND SAWMILL LEVEL ALIGNMENT OF THE RAILS Clean the band sawmill after each work shift. Before each work shift, check that the rails are level, especially in winter when frost can heave the Remove sawdust and wood debris inside the band wheel guards and on and around the rails.

  • Page 55: Troubleshooting

    B1001 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM/SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION The blade quickly loses its sharpness • Dirty logs • Avoid dragging the logs over the ground. • The blade is worn out • Debark the log where the blade is going to cut. •...

  • Page 56: Ce Declaration Of Conformity

    Fiskaregatan 2, S-871 33 Härnösand, SWEDEN Phone: +46 611 18285, herewith declares that the portable band sawmill Logosol B1001, with reference numbers 8300-000- 0010 and 8300-000-0030 has been manufactured in conformity with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG and the EMC Dierctive 2004/108/EU...

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