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Page 42 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

o Slide the fence and scrap stock forward and secure the single Fence Clamp Locking

Screw.

o Turn band saw ON and make a 1 inch test cut in scrap stock. Do not remove stock.

o Depress Brake Pedal to turn power OFF and stop blade motion.

o Check variance of space on either side of back of blade. Alignment is complete

when back of blade is centered in test cut.

• Re-align as necessary:

o Loosen the two Clamp Screws located on the top of the Fence Mounting Bracket.

o Use ‘Star Wheel’ located at base of Fence Mounting Bracket to adjust fence left or

right until blade is centered in test cut.

o Repeat the test cut to ensure you have achieved proper alignment.

o Secure the two Clamp Screws (DO NOT over-tighten).

d. When ripping wood:

• Use a rip fence and gently push the wood through.

• Keep the wood held firmly against the rip fence. Use the magnetic feather boards.

• Push at a 45 degree angle toward the forward direction so that the pressure is evenly

distributed between the forward direction and the rip fence.

• When coming to the end of the rip, always keep your hands clear of the blade and use push

blocks.

e. Re-saw Procedures: The procedure for cutting/slicing thick or thin stock for making veneers or

book-matching. Precise and repeated re-saw cuts can easily be made from a single piece of

stock with proper set-up of the ‘Drift Master Fence’.

• Preparations:

o Adjust fence (HIGH or LOW) to accommodate size of stock to be re-sawed.

o Loosen the single Clamp Fence Lock Screw located on underside of Fence Slide Block

supporting the Fence Mounting Bracket.

o Place stock flat against fence and slide fence with stock forward until it slightly

touches the band saw blade.

o Push the flat Screw Drive Lever forward until it actively engages the Screw Drive

Assembly. (Lever is located at bottom front of Fence Slide Block)

• Adjusting for Desired Thickness of Re-saw:

o Pull the stock back and clear of the blade.

o All cuts will be made from the outboard side of stock opposite of the fence.

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