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• Do not attempt to flick these away from the blade with your fingers! Use another piece of

stock or a push stick. Often this is not necessary, as the next cut will push the piece safely

away from the blade. Once the cut off piece is safely away from the blade, push it off of the

table. Never leave loose pieces on your table that could impede your cut.

8.3. Setup & Use – 14” LaGuna Band Saw with Drift Master Fence

CAUTION: Clamp Locking Screws on this unit MUST NOT be over-tightened.

a. Machine Setup

• The LaGuna is setup with a 1/2” blade and a Drift Master Fence for re-sawing boards.

• The re-saw (throat) capacity is 14”.

• The machine is supplied with a foot brake. It is located close to the ground on the right-

hand side of the machine. It has two functions.

o First, to remove the power to the motor.

o The second function is to slow the lower flywheel, this is achieved by applying a

brake pad to the flywheel. The more pressure that is applied, the faster the flywheel

slows.

b. Changing Fence Height

• Aluminum fence can be adjusted to either a HIGH or a LOW position.

o HIGH position is used to support tall stock.

o LOW position is used to cut thin stock and allow the Upper Guide Assembly arem to

be correctly lowered close to the stock material.

• To Adjust:

o Loosen the 2 Fence Clamp Screws located on the back side of the Fence Mounting

Bracket

o Slide the Fence forward onto the table and remove from the mounting Bracket

(CAUTION: Take care not to drop and damage the Fence)

o Reverse the Fence (HIGH to LOW, or LOW to HIGH)

c. Adjusting Fence Parallel with Blade

Using a properly aligned fence as a guide to perform straight rip and re-saw cuts will eliminate

the tendency for saw cuts to drift or to cut at a slight angle.

• To Adjust:

o Loosen the single Fence Clamp Locking Screw located on the underside of the Fence

Slide Block supporting the Fence Mounting Bracket.

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