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Point Of Contact @joe.gravelle on [https://MakerFX.Slack.com Slack] | Point Of Contact @joe.gravelle on [https://MakerFX.Slack.com Slack] | ||
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=General Policies for the Bandsaw= | =General Policies for the Bandsaw= | ||
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| − | This tool is only for cutting wood and certain types of plastics, no metal ever. We have a metal working area for | + | This tool is only for cutting wood and certain types of plastics, no metal ever. We have a metal working area for any metal working needs you may have}} |
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| + | ====Safety Policies for the Bandsaw==== | ||
| + | * Wear Safety Glasses at all times. | ||
| + | * Do not remove the blade guard, or run the saw with the blade guard 100% out of the way unless your workpiece calls for it. | ||
| + | * Tie back any loose hair. | ||
| + | * Remove any bracelets, dangling necklaces, long sleeves, etc. | ||
| + | * This saw can hurt you if you do not pay attention to where your hands are at all times. Use a push stick when you need to get close to the blade. | ||
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** This will ensure the band saw wheel tires do not flat spot or wear out the tension spring prematurely. You only need to do this once you are done using it for the day. | ** This will ensure the band saw wheel tires do not flat spot or wear out the tension spring prematurely. You only need to do this once you are done using it for the day. | ||
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| + | The table below lists the minimum radius of a cut that a certain blade width can accomplish. | ||
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| + | |+ Blade Width and Cut Radius | ||
| + | !Blade Width | ||
| + | !Minimum Cut Radius | ||
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| + | |1/8" | ||
| + | |3/16" | ||
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| + | |3/16" | ||
| + | |5/16" | ||
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| + | |1/4" | ||
| + | |5/8" | ||
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| + | |3/8" | ||
| + | |1-1/2" | ||
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| + | |1/2" | ||
| + | |2-1/2" | ||
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| + | |5/8" | ||
| + | |4" | ||
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| + | |- | ||
| + | |3/4" | ||
| + | |5-1/2" | ||
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* Woodcraft.com or locally at the store in Altamonte Springs | * Woodcraft.com or locally at the store in Altamonte Springs | ||
* [https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood-slicer-resaw-bandsaw-blades.aspx] Wood Slicer Resaw Blades | * [https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood-slicer-resaw-bandsaw-blades.aspx] Wood Slicer Resaw Blades | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:59, 12 May 2019
Location: Wood Zone
Point Of Contact @joe.gravelle on Slack
Contents
General Policies for the Bandsaw
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NOTICE!
This tool is only for cutting wood and certain types of plastics, no metal ever. We have a metal working area for any metal working needs you may have
Safety Policies for the Bandsaw
- Wear Safety Glasses at all times.
- Do not remove the blade guard, or run the saw with the blade guard 100% out of the way unless your workpiece calls for it.
- Tie back any loose hair.
- Remove any bracelets, dangling necklaces, long sleeves, etc.
- This saw can hurt you if you do not pay attention to where your hands are at all times. Use a push stick when you need to get close to the blade.
Saw Use and General Setup
- Saw Specifications
- 13.5" cutting capacity / throat
- Maximum cutting Height: 6"
- Blade Size: 93.5"
- Blade Width
- Minimum 1/8"
- Maximum 3/4"
Saw Setup and Use
- Tension the blade.
- Set blade guard to desired height. Always cut with the guard in place to protect yourself.
- Turn on dust collection and open the blast gate for the saw
- When ready turn the saw on and begin your work
- Clean off saw once completed, brush or vacuum off dust.
- Turn off dust collection and close the blast gate
- Detention the blade
- This will ensure the band saw wheel tires do not flat spot or wear out the tension spring prematurely. You only need to do this once you are done using it for the day.
The table below lists the minimum radius of a cut that a certain blade width can accomplish.
| Blade Width | Minimum Cut Radius |
|---|---|
| 1/8" | 3/16" |
| 3/16" | 5/16" |
| 1/4" | 5/8" |
| 3/8" | 1-1/2" |
| 1/2" | 2-1/2" |
| 5/8" | 4" |
| 3/4" | 5-1/2" |
G0555LA35 14" Blade Sizes
The bandsaw has a general purpose blade on it for regular usage but if you need to swap it out for a different type of blade, wider, thinner, more or less teeth, please let the Point of Contact know so they can train you how to do it. Once finished with your blade re install the community use blade.
Blade types and where to buy
- Rockler.com or locally at the store in Altamonte Springs
- Woodcraft.com or locally at the store in Altamonte Springs
- [1] Wood Slicer Resaw Blades
Special note on resewing - The saw is currently setup for 110v but is also rated for 220v. If we need to bump it up to 220 for resewing we can easily make it happen.
