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- Page 1 Model 6: 6-inch Trim Saw Owner’s Manual and Operating Instructions Caution: Read and Understand all Safety and Operating Instructions before using this equipment...
- Page 2 ! Our dedicated team is Model 6 trim saw confident that you will be pleased with your purchase. Highland Park Lapidary takes pride in producing top quality, highly dependable products for both hobby and commercial lapidary users throughout the world.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY Safety Precautions Page 3 Product Specifications Page 5 SETTING UP YOUR MACHINE Unpacking Page 6 Blade Installation Page 6 Spray Guard Adjustment Page 7 Removing Tray to fill Reservoir Page 7 Splash Guard Installation Page 8... -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Used incorrectly, all electrical equipment carries some risk. To eliminate danger to either yourself or the machine, please read and follow all safety, operating and maintenance instructions! Failure to read, understand and follow these instructions could result in injury or death to you or others, or result in damage and/or reduced equipment life. - Page 5 ● Never touch electrical wires or motor components while the motor is running. Exposed, frayed or worn electrical wiring and plugs can be sources of electrical shock that could cause severe injury or burns. ● If an extension cord is used, it must not be longer than 12 feet and must be at least 14 gauge wire with a ground.
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Page 6: Specifications
6-inch (154 mm) blade. See Figure 1 for proper lubricant level. COOLANT SELECTION ● OIL – The use of thin viscosity mineral oil (6-7 cst at 40 deg C) is advised. No other oil types are recommended since other types of oils may contain additives that will damage the seals, resulting in premature bearing failure. -
Page 7: Setting Up Your Machine
Avoid using an extension cord; it’s much safer to connect the machine directly to a wall power outlet. Place the 6-inch Trim Saw on a flat surface such as a sturdy bench or table that is strong enough to support the machine, and is at a good working height for you. -
Page 8: Spray Guard Adjustment
● Place the blade on the arbor shaft, positioning it on the blade bushing so the blade bushing is inside the hole on the blade. ● Carefully hold the blade in place and slide the second flange onto the arbor shaft. If you bump the blade, it may slip off the bushing and drop down a bit. -
Page 9: Splash Guard Installation
Line represents proper coolant level Do not overfill the reservoir, as this will cause unnecessary spray while using the machine. Replace the top tray and carefully lower the tray down over the blade and into place, being careful not to bend the blade. -
Page 10: Maintaining Your Machine
OFF position. Off/On Switch MAINTAINING YOUR MACHINE Your Highland Park Model 6 6-inch Trim Saw has been designed to require minimal upkeep. The following easy, routine maintenance will keep it running smoothly. Adding Coolant: As you run your trim saw, you will lose some coolant with each cut. Coolant, both water and oil, will remain on the stone you are cutting, and eventually the level in the reservoir will drop. -
Page 11: Replacing Or Changing Saw Blade
Replacing or Changing Saw Blade: ● Unplug the machine from the electrical outlet. ● Remove the four Phillips head screws that hold the top tray to the reservoir tank. As your saw gets older, if the screws are tight when you go to remove them, do not force them. - Page 12 ● Wipe out the reservoir and clean up the remaining mud and coolant. ● Use Teflon tape on the threads of the drain plug before putting it back in the drain port. If you are using a ball valve on your drain, then simply close the valve.
- Page 13 “How to Adjust the Model 6/F-1 Belt Tension.” ● General Cleaning: With use, your Highland Park Model 6 Trim Saw may get some dust and oil residue on it. Keeping your machine clean is a good way to keep it looking great and avoid issues.
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Page 14: Trim Saw Tips
Using thin viscosity mineral oil (6-7 cst at 40 deg C) as coolant is advantageous (but not required) when cutting hard materials such as jasper and agate. The trim saws may be used with water, but the water should be drained from the holding reservoir after each session to prevent rust buildup on the blade. -
Page 15: How To Trim Cabochon Preforms
Sharpie. you like. 1. Highland Park Lapidary offers a variety of well-designed templates to trace geometric shapes on your slab in preparation for cutting. You also can create shapes using masking tape or contact paper, or draw a shape freeform. - Page 16 While the blade grinds rather than Hold rock or slab firmly with both hands, keeping cuts, pushing your finger against it fingers away from the blade can still result in injury if force is great enough. 3. Some beginners make the mistake of trying to cut around curves, which can damage both the blade and the cabochon.
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Page 17: How To Cut Slabs
HOW TO CUT SLABS Your Model 6 trim saw can be used to cut slabs from rocks up to 2” in height. Instead, put the flattest part of the Do not hold rock at an angle with an... - Page 18 Once you are finished, use the edge of the saw to trim off the nub that occurs when the slab falls from the stone (or, to avoid the nub, cut even more slowly as the slab nears the end). You have cut a slab on your trim saw! Enjoy your Highland Park Model 6 Trim Saw - HAPPY CUTTING!
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Page 19: Exploded Views And Parts Lists
EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LISTS MODEL 6 Main Components View #1 Part Number Description Quantity 100060 Toggle Switch Guard 600001 Trim Saw Base Plate 600002 Tray 600003 Splash Guard 600004 Top Tray Gasket 600005 Blade Spray Guard 600006 Tank... -
Page 20: Main Components View #2
Drain Plug HW0034 Spray Guard Hinge WR0033 USA Power Cord WR0054 Heavy Duty Toggle Switch WR0087 Australia Power Cord WR0139 Europe Power Cord MODEL 6 Main Components View #2 Part Number Description Quantity 10SS034 Motor Adjust Guide 600010 Belt Guard Assembly... -
Page 21: Arbor Assembly
M6-1.0 Flat Washer MT0014 110V 60 Hz Electric Motor MT0015 220V 50 Hz Electric Motor TL000 Thinline Blade WBS0052 Motor Adjust Bar MODEL 6 Arbor Assembly Part Number Description Quantity 100009 5/8-18 Arbor Nut 600007 Arbor Shaft 600008 Arbor Flange... - Page 22 BR0031 Arbor High Speed Bearing HW0017 Snap Ring MODEL 6 Screws & Fasteners View #1 Part Number Description Quantity F00012 1/4-20 Hex Nut F00025 1/4-20 x 1-1/2'' PHP Pan Head Phillips F00049 10-32 x 1/2'' PHP Pan Head Phillips F00058...
- Page 23 F00146 10-24 x 5/8'' FHP Flat Head Phillips F00255 10-24 x 3/8'' PHP Pan Head Phillips MF00016 M4-0.7 x 12mm FHP Flat Head Phillips MODEL 6 Screws & Fasteners View #2 Part Number Description Quantity F00009 1/4-20 Flat Washer F00010...
- Page 24 F00081 5/16-18 Flat Washer F00082 5/16-18 Lock Washer F00095 5/16-18 x 1-1/4'' HHCS Hex Bolt F00107 5/16-18 x 5/16'' Set Screw F00256 1/4-20 x 5/8'' SHSCS Socket Head Cap MF00059 M6-1.0 Flat Washer MF00060 M6-1.0 Lock Washer...
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