Axminster HBS350N Instruções de Operação

HBS350N 14” BandsawCode 508206AXMINSTERSERIESHobby

Main AssemblyStep 5 Locate the micro adjuster assembly (6), remove the two Phillips screws and remove the mounting bracket from the assembly. Insert

Main Assembly11Optional Wheel Mobility Kit (508207)The optional wheel kit provides mobility for the Hobby bandsaw. To assemble follow the instructions

Illustration and Parts Description12Upper door locking knobUpper blade guide clampUpper blade guide & guardFence guide railLower wheel doorBandsaw

Illustration and Parts Description13Table insert plate Insert plate height adjustment screws Fence locking lever (A)Micro adjuster (B)ON/OFF NVR switc

Illustration and Parts Description14Upper saw wheelUpper wheel mounting Saw table Table insertSaw Drive pulley Micro door switchLower saw wheel

Illustration and Parts Description15Rear thrust bearing (A), Upper bearing blade guides (B)Blade guide bearing adjusting knobs (C)Fore and aft clampin

Illustration and Parts Description16Rear guide railTable levelling boltMotorTable clamping handle100mm Dust extractionOptional mobility wheel Optiona

Illustration and Parts Description17Upper door lock (A), Upper blade guide height clamp (B)Upper blade guide height adjusting wheel (C), Tracking cont

Setting Up the Saw18DISCONNECT THE SAW FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY!Tensioning and tracking the bladeMake sure both top and bottom blade guides are well clea

Setting Up the Saw19DISCONNECT THE SAW FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY!Loosen the two clamping handles beneath the table clamping the tilt mechanism, turn the t

Index of Contents2Index of Contents 02What’s Included 03General instructions for 230V Machines 04-05Specification 05Unpacking 06Stand Assembly 06Mo

Setting Up the Saw20Setting the FenceTo make sure the guide fence is at 90˚line up the guide fence with the edge of the table’s ‘T’ slot, see fig 35. I

Setting Up the Saw21Fig 39-40of the blade. Beneath the table, remove the safety guard and place aside; loosen the nut holding the lower blade guide as

Operating Instructions22do not try to cut a 1” radius curve using a 5/8” blade. 8. Make sure the blade is not in contact with the material when you st

Changing the Saw Blade23Also check that the blade did not “unfold” inside out. i.e. looking at the right side front of the loop, the teeth should be o

Changing the Blade Speed24DISCONNECT THE SAW FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY!The bandsaw drive pulley has two speed positions, see fig 52. To change the speed

Routine Maintenance25Daily• Keep the machine clean. • Check the saw blade for missing teeth andcracks, see fig 53. • Spray oil the bare metal surfaces.

Parts Breakdown/List26

Parts Breakdown/List27Continues Over...NO. Description Q’TY1 Countersunk head screws M6X16 42 Washer ø6 233 Nut M6 44 Hinge 25 Hinge plate 2

Parts Breakdown/List2872 Washer ø10 373 Wave wheel 174 Elastic cylindrical pin M3X20 175 Motor 176 Knob 277 The knob shaft 278 The dust cover 179 Six

Parts Breakdown/List29Continues Over...146 The table is rotating frame 2148 Semicircle head screw M8×60 4149 Six angle locking nail M6X10 1150 Table p

What’s Included3Quantity Item Model Number HBS350N1 No HBS350N 14" Bandsaw (Code: 508206) 1 No

Parts Breakdown/List30

Parts Breakdown/List31NO. Description Q’TY1 Fence “L” shape 12 Carriage screw M6x70 23 Six countersunk head screws M6 44 Bushing bearing 45

Parts Breakdown/List32

Parts Breakdown/List33NO. Description Q’TY1 Hex bolt M8X16 162 Support parts 43 Nut M8 204 Washer ø8 205 Rubber legs M8X15 46 Connected plate

Wiring Diagram34

Blades/Accessories35Standard Axcaliber Bandsaw BladesAxcaliber Ground Tooth Bandsaw Blades • Suitable for Axminster Hobby HBS350N 6 skip 1/4”

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General Instructions for 230 V Machines4The following suggestions will enable you to observe good working practices, keep yourself and fellow worker

General Instructions for 230 V Machines5are being subjected to distraction. A deep cut, a lost fingertip or worse; is not worth it! Do not use this

Unpacking6Your saw is packed in the box partially assembled. This is to ensure that the components are inserted in the correct positions. e.g. The bla

Mounting the Bandsaw to the Stand7Lift the saw on to the stand, secure using four M8x40 bolts nuts and washers. Insert the bolts through the pre-dril

Main Assembly8Mounting the saw tableThe saw table can be fitted without removing the blade. However, if you would feel more comfortable not having to m

Main Assembly9Hex bolts and washer (H), see fig 07. Locate the three M8 square head bolts (F), three M8 nuts/washer (G) and the fence guide rail (2). I