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7 in. Heavy Duty Metal-Cutting Band Saw
8.
Blade too thick for
wheel diameter
9.
Cracking at weld
1.
Too much speed
or feed
2.
Blade is too
coarse
1.
Blade guides worn
2.
Blade guide
bearings not
adjusted properly
3.
Blade guide
bearing bracket is
loose
1.
Tooth too coarse
for work
2.
Too heavy feed;
too slow feed
3.
Vibrating
workpiece
4.
Gullets loading
1.
Blade tension too
high
2.
Drive belt tension
too high
3.
Blade too coarse
for work
4.
Blade is too fine
5.
Gear not aligned
properly
6.
Gears need
lubricating
7.
Idler wheel needs
lubrication
8.
Use thinner blade
9.
Make longer annealing
cycle
1.
Reduce speed and feed
2.
Replace with a finer blade
1.
Replace
2.
Adjust
3.
Tighten
1.
Use blade with finer teeth
2.
Increase feed pressure
and/or speed
3.
Clamp work securely
4.
Use coarse tooth blade or
brush to remove
workpieces
1.
Reduce tension
2.
Reduce tension
3.
Use finer blade
4.
Use a coarser blade
5.
Adjust gears so that the
worm is in the centre or
gear
6.
Check oil bath
7.
Oil the bearing/shaft on
idler wheel
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