MBAND145400%3ALT14-16+SE+SEL+Bandsaw+Manual+rev+3.9.10 (1)

Laguna 14� Bandsaw

Safety Rules As with all machinery there are, certain hazards involved with the operation and use. Using it with caution and respect will considerably lessen the possibility of personal injury. However, if normal safety precautions are overlooked or ignored, personal injury to the operator may result. If you have any questions relative to the installation and operation, do not use the equipment until you have contacted your supplying distributor.

Read carefully before operating the 1. Keep working area clean, and be sure adequate lighting is available.

2. Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, bracelets, necklaces or ornaments.

Wear face, eye, ear, respiratory and body protection devices as indicated for the operation or environment.

3. Be sure the power is disconnected from the machine before bandsaw is serviced or an attachment is to be fitted or removed.

4. Never leave the machine with the power on.

5. Do not use a bent, dull, gummy or cracked cutting tool.

6. Be sure the keys and adjusting wrenches have been removed, and all nuts and bolts are secured.

Warranty All of the Units are constructed under the strictest quality controls during production and have undergone a final check before shipping. The guarantee is valid for a period of 12 months from date of purchase and will be rendered null and void in the case of unauthorized intervention, tampering or misuse other than instructions specified in this manual.

IMPORTANT: Once fault has been verified, inform the seller (Laguna Tools) of the problem or defect. Depending on the problem, the seller will ship a replacement part or authorize the necessary repairs.

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LT14 SEL Bandsaw MBAND145400

Blade length 103” to 105”.

Resaw capacity 8 5/8”.

Heavy duty dynamically balanced cast iron wheels.

Wheel dia 14” x 1 ¼”.

Wheel bearings sealed.

Miter gage slot 3/8” x ¾”.

Upper wheel tension and tilt system in solid steel and cast iron.

Solid upper guide post adjustable to be parallel to blade.

Recommended blades ¼” to ¾”.

Cast table size 15” x 15” with 4” steel extension (Total table size 19” x 15”).

Distance from column to blade 13 ¼”.

Table tilt from -15 to +45 degrees with flip positive stop at 90 degrees.

Double cast iron trunion.

Blade change from the side of the table.

Throat plate aluminum with 3 leveling screws.

Height from ground to table 44” with stand.

Height from base to table 24” without stand.

Base size 13 ½” x 24”.

Space age ceramic blade guide system both top and bottom.

Dust port at the side under the lower blade guide 3 1/8” dia.

Easy adjustable (for blade drift) rip Fence 16” long x 3” high and 1 5/8”.

1” solid steel fence rail.

Motor 1.5 HP 220V 1 Phase only.

Breaker size 15 amp.

Wire supplied 6’ long [No plug supplied].

If a longer wire is required use 12 swg.

Machine weight 230 lbs.

Options Miter gauge Stand

MBB35.00.08.00 MBB35.00.09.00

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Above is one method of packaging. Methods may vary.

Packaging open.

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Miter Gauge Optional

Parts that need to be assembled to the bandsaw.

Allen Keys supplied.

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Stand assembly Operation 1 NOTE: the angles may face in or out depending on your preference. Do not tighten the bolts until the complete stand is assembled.

Finished assembled stand.

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Second view of the stand on the side.

Bolt the stand to the bottom of the bandsaw with the saw lying down. Tighten all the bolts before moving the bandsaw to the upright position.

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View of the bandsaw in the upright position.

Fit the electrical box to the spine of the bandsaw.

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Fit the cable clip and motor cable

View of the electrical box from the front.

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Remove the yellow guard, side blade guides and back blade guide. Remove grease and re-assemble.

View with guard and grease removed

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View of upper guide from back. Remove yellow guard and disassemble guide system. Remove the grease and re-assemble.

15ď‚° degree Table Stop

View of 90ď‚°degree table and stop.

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90degree stop in down and table at -15 degrees.

View under table. Remove grease and pull the bolts through the slot. Lower the table so that both bolts go through the holes in the trunion. Fit the washer and clamp handle. You may find it of assistance, to make the table 90 degrees stop in the up position.

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View under the table, showing the clamp handle and washer.

The table has a slot to allow the blade to be fitted. To reduce table warpage, a clamp screw and nut is provided. Only remove the screw when fitting or removing a blade.

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Lower the upper wheel using the blade tension handle on the top of the bandsaw and remove the cardboard packing.

Extension table fitted. Attach table with bolts but do not over tighten. Using a straight edge (as shown) move the extension so that it is leveled with the table.

There are two small allen screws (allen wrench not provided) that can be adjusted to bring the table parallel to the main table. When parallel and leveled with the main table, tighten bolts. The action of tightening the bolts may move the table position so refinement in adjustment may be necessary.

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Remove the locking nuts, washers and grease. Move the center nut as far as it can go towards the fence rail. Fit the locking nuts/washers to the two outside bolts from the underside of the table. Fit the fence to the rail and line it up with the miter slot.

Adjust the nuts so that the fence is parallel with the miter slot. An easy way, is to fit a steel straight edge in the miter slot and adjust the nuts so that the fence contacts all along the straight edge. Tighten the nuts and re-check that the fence is parallel with the miter slot.

Check that the fence touches the table at one point only (see above) this will reduce friction when moving. If the fence is not as shown, loosen the nuts under the table.

Move the rail up or down and retighten. Tighten the center bolt nuts. Care must be taken to tighten from both the underside of the table and the outside at the same time to avoid bending the rail and/or putting strain on the cast iron table.

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Tracking knob on the back of the bandsaw

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Introduction Welcome to a new era in band sawing. You have purchased a bandsaw with a revolutionary blade guide system (patent pending) that is designed to give you many years of safe, high-quality band sawing.

Most blade guide systems are designed to support the blade on the sides and either above or below the side guides to support the back of the blade. This can allow the blade to twist as pressure from the wood being cut pushes against the back blade guide.

The surround guide eliminates this by supporting the blade above and below the back blade guide, giving the blade unsurpassed stability. The surround guide also incorporates patented ceramic as the blade support material. The advantage of this material is its ability to resist wear and , with care, should give you years of safe service.

1. As with the roller guide systems, the Surround Guide System will damage your bandsaw blade if it is not adjusted correctly. The guide blocks must not come in contact with the blade teeth., it is advised that you run the blade by hand with the guide blocks completely clear of the blade, and only when you are completely sure that the blade is running consistently in the correct position, then adjust the surround guide blocks as detailed in this manual.

2. When fitting a new blade to your bandsaw, adjust the guide blocks and run the blade by hand through the guide blocks for at least two complete revolutions.

NOTE: the weld on the new blade may not be perfectly aligned and the misalignment could hit the ceramic blocks (side and back), causing damage to the blocks and/or the blade. If the blade has a bad weld, return it to your blade supplier, or side dress and file the rear edge as needed.

3. The back blade guide is manufactured from ceramic, so as the blade is pushed against it, friction between the blade and ceramic occurs. This action generates a certain amount of sparks. This is normal and will reduce as the back blade guide smoothes out the back of the blade.

4. The back blade guide will slowly form a small groove as the blade is used. It is recommended that for approximately every 8 hours of use the guide be rotated 15 degrees. This will insure that the groove does not become too deep and will greatly extend the life of the guide.

5. The Surround Guide System can be used on blades ¼” – ¾”.

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6. The Surround Guide System uses ceramic to support and guide the blade. This has many advantages, (very poor conductor of heat, very resistant to wear, etc.).

The disadvantage is that it is brittle, so the guides must never be dropped, exposed to hard knocks or hit with hard objects. Any of the above actions may cause the ceramic to chip or break and will detract from the performance of the surround guide system. Any mistreatment of the guide system will render the warranty null and void. The side guide blocks must be tightened before running the machine to avoid jamming the blade and damaging the machine and/or guide blocks.

7. When cutting gummy or green wood, the blade can become covered with resin.

You will find that with the Surround Guide System the ceramic blocks remove the resin as the blade is moved through the guide blocks and keep your blade clean over that part of the blade. For this reason it is recommended that the blocks be adjusted close to the teeth of the blade but must not contact them as the ceramic will break or dull the teeth.

8. Be sure to release the blade tension when finished working or at night.

Blade Tensioning Procedure Remove the aluminum throat plate and wooden baffle. Move the upper and lower blade guides back so that they are NOT in contact with the blade.

1. Install blade onto both tires. a. If blade is narrower than ¾”, center blade on tires. b. If blades are ¾” or wider, install with blade teeth hanging over the tires.

2. Apply partial tension until blade stays on tires.

3. Look at upper wheel as thought it is a clock, at 9’O clock position, measure 3” down on the blade. Apply pressure using (1) finger to deflect blade towards frame of saw. a. Narrow blades: (up to 3/8” ) Blade deflects ¼” b. Medium blades: (1/2, ¾) Blade deflects 3/16” After setting the tension, then adjust tracking to maintain position on wheel assy using the tracking knob at the back of the bandsaw. Rotate wheels by hand before starting to ensure blade tracking/tension are correct.

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Wooden Baffel

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View with the side guides removed. It is not necessary to remove the side guides when adjusting the upper or lower guide. Loosen the allen screw at the back (see next image) and adjust. To bring the back blade guide so that the blade is centered, move the back blade guide forward so that it loosens the lock screw (see image on page 20), it just touches the back of the blade. Tighten the lock screw.

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Loosen the lock screw and move the guide assembly so that the ceramic blocks are positioned just behind the gullet of the blade. Nip the lock screw, unlock the guide shaft and move it down so that the guide touches the table. Adjust the guide so that it is parallel to the table. Move the guide shaft up and fully tighten the locking screw with the allen wrench as shown above.

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Push one guide block so that both ceramic blocks just touch the blade, then tighten the lock bolt. Place a $ dollar bill or piece of paper of similar thickness between the guide block and the blade. Bring the other guide block in so that it touches the blade. Tighten the lock screw. Remove the $ dollar bill and rotate the wheel slowly by hand so that the blade completes two complete revolutions freely.

Re-fit the blade guard.

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Loosen the back blade guide clamp screw and move the back blade guide back so that it is NOT in contact with the blade.

Loosen the clamp screws and move the guide forward so that the ceramic blocks are just behind the gullet of the blade and clamp in position. Make sure that when you clamp the guide it is squared with the blade.

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Loosen the back guide lock screw and move the back guide forward so that it just touches the blade. Tighten the lock screw.

Move one side guide block so that both ceramic blocks just touch the blade, then tighten the lock bolt.

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Place a $ dollar bill or piece of paper similar to thickness, between the guide block and the blade. Bring the other guide block in so that it touches the blade and tighten the lock screw. Remove the $ dollar bill and rotate the wheel slowly by hand, so that the blade completes two complete revolutions freely.

Re-fit the lower guard.

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Refit the wooden baffle. NOTE: the factory cut slot may need to be cut to suit the blade that you are using.

Re-fit the throat plate. The throat plate is provided with three leveling screws. To adjust it, flush with the tabletop. NOTE: the table is made of cast iron, which will move with time. This could mean that the throat plate has become tightened. If this occurs, rub the outside edge of the throat plate on fine Emery paper to reduce the outside diameter.

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Refit the wooden baffle. NOTE: the factory cut slot may need to be cut to suit the blade that you are using.

Re-fit the throat plate. The throat plate is provided with three leveling screws. To adjust it, flush with the tabletop. NOTE: the table is made of cast iron, which will move with time. This could mean that the throat plate has become tightened. If this occurs, rub the outside edge of the throat plate on fine Emery paper to reduce the outside diameter.

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Adjust the brush so that it removes the sawdust off the lower wheel.

Drive belt adjustment screw.

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To open the door, loosen the clamp screws and move the blanking plate down.

NOTE: only a QUALIFIED electrician should connect the electricity supply to your machine (cable approximately 6 feet long). It has a green/yellow earth/ground wire. The blue and brown wires are 220V wires. Plug is not supplied and your electrician will have to fit a plug to suite your 220V outlet.

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The upper guide post is factory set so that the blade guides run up and down parallel to the blade. If adjustment is required, adjustment screws are provided for forward, back, left and right.

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B35.00.09.00 В35.24.00.00 BDS 206-83 BDS 833-82 BDS 744-83 B35.00.00.13 BDS 2171-83 BDS 206-83 DIN 985 BDS 1234-85 BDS 2171-83 B35.02.04.00 B35.00.00.23

DISMOUNTABLE STAND MOBILITY KIT LOWER WHEEL ATTACHING PULLEY АМ8 SPRING PULLEY 8Н NUT М8 LOCK HANDLE SCREW М6Х25 PULLEY АМ6 NUT М6 BOLT М8Х20 BOLT М8Х30 TIE-BAR CHIP CATCHER INSERT

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NUT М8 PULLEY Ф8,4ХФ18Х2 BRUSH BRUSH CARRIER SCREW 2,9Х13 SCREW М8Х16 NUT М6 SPRING PULLEY 6Н BOLT М6Х10 CHPI CATCHER PROTECTING SCREEN BOLT WITH SEMICIRCULAR HEAD М6Х20 WING NUT М6 MECHANISM FOR TOP WHEEL STRETCHING B35.06.00.00 BODY LE-1-M35M716 STARTER BDS 2171-83 SCREW М8Х20 B35.07.00.13 LIMITING STRAP DIN 439 NUT М8 LOWER B35.05.00.27 CLAMPING HANDLE GN5337.2-40-M8-40 HANDLE GN5337.2-40-M8-35 HANDLE B35.07.00.11 SPECIAL NUT ADM 410.20.00.106 SPRING BDS 1234-85 BOLT М6Х25 B35.03.00.28 STOP AT 90º UN 732 PULLEY Ф35ХФ9Х2,5 BDS 2171-83 SCREW М8Х25 LOWER BANDGUIDE XZP V-SPAPED BELT L=862 B35.07.00.19 BAND GUARD – LOWER BAND GUIDE – LOWER TILTING TABLE B35.00.01.00 BANDSAW FENCE B35.00.08.00 MITER FENCE B35.02.12.02 MOTOR WASHER B35.02.00.11 COMPENSATE PULLEY 190Х111Х4 T80L-B14 F130 T80L-B14_F130 BDS 1362-83 SCREW М6Х10 DIN 985 DIN 134 B35.02.00.10 B35.02.00.08 DIN 7991 BDS 2171-83 BDS 744-83 BDS 833-82 BDS 1234-85 B35.00.00.19 DIN 603 BDS 1961-75

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GN5337-50-M10-E BDS 744-83 BDS 206-83 BDS 833-82 BDS 832-83 BDS 206-83 В35.03.00.18 В35.03.00.22 BDS 1234-85 BDS 1234-85 BDS 833-82 В35.03.00.20 В35.03.21.00 BDS 2171-83 DIN 134

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HANDLE NUT М10 PULLEY АМ10 SPRING PULLEY 10Н SCREW М4Х10 PULLEY АМ4 ARROW BASIS BOLT М10Х45 BOLT М6Х20 PULLEY 2-6Н SECTOR TIGHTEN BAR SCREW М8Х25 PULLEY Ф8,4хф18х2

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NUT М8 TABLE INSERT STOP SCREW М4Х5 SPRING PIN Ф5Х10 NUT М6 TABLE EXTENSION PULLEY АМ8 SPRING PULLEY 8Н BOLT М8Х16 SCREW М4Х5

BDS 744-83 В35.03.00.05 В35.03.00.01 BDS 1361-83 DIN 1481 BDS 744-83 B35.03.00.27 BDS 206-83 BDS 833-82 BDS 1234-85 DIN 913

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Mechanism for top wheel stretching 1 2 3 4

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RING (RUBBER) TOP WHEEL BEARING 6205-2RS RING В25

BDS 2170-77

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RING А52 TOP AXIS STOP SCREW М6Х10 SQUARED AXIS PULLEY 2-10Н NUT М10 SPECIAL HANDLE CARRYING STUD PULLEY АМ12 LOWER NUT М12 BOLT WITH EAR NUT М10 SLIDE BLOCK STOP SCREW М8Х16 GUIDE AXIS SQUARE L=100 PULLEY 2-8Н SCREW М8Х25 SPRING 050018 PULLEY Ф30ХФ12,5Х8 PULLEY АМ10

BDS 2170-77 В35.05.00.22 DIN 913 В35.05.00.05 BDS 833-82 BDS 744-83 В35.05.12.00 В35.05.00.20 BDS 206-83 DIN 439 В35.05.00.11 DIN 985 В35.05.00.15 DIN 913 В35.05.00.06 В35.05.00.13 BDS 833-82 BDS 2171-93 B35.05.00.18 B35.05.00.17 BDS 833-82

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Top band guide 2 3 4 5 6

BDS 2171-83 BDS 833-82 В35.07.23.00 DIN 913 В35.07.00.01

SCREW М8ХХ35 PULLEY АМ8 BAND GUIDE BLOCK SCREW М8Х10 TOP STRAP

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CARRIER STRAP BAND TOP SUPPORT SCREW М8Х30 SPRING PULLEY 8Н CARRYING COLOMN BAND TOP GUARD SCREW М8Х16

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LOWER BAND SUPPORT SCREW М8Х10 SCREW М6Х45 BAND GUIDE BLOCK PULLEY АМ8 SCREW М8Х35 BAND GUIDE BLOCK WITH CHAMFER LOWER STRAP STRAP 6Х20Х44

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BEAM SLIDE BLOCK SCREW М8Х25 PULLEY 2-8Н HANDLE М8 STUD М8Х35 NUT М8 STUD М8 PULLEY АМ8 COTTER 15Х10Х78 ALUMINUM PROFILE

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GUIDE COTTER ARROW SCREW М6Х8 ROTATING BODY AXIS PULLEY АМ8 SCREW М8Х25 COTTER 10Х15Х30 FENCE L=230 HANDLEАТКА

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В35.00.09.00 Stand 1 2 3 4 5 6

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BOLT М8Х20 PULLEY АМ8 FUNDAMENTAL SQUARE SPRING PULLEY 8Н NUT М8 RACK

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RIGHT SIDE PLATE FRONT WALL LEFT SIDE PLATE REAR WALL

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ROLL CARRYING AXIS PULLEY АМ12 SPLINT PIN 3,2Х20 PULLEY АМ8 NUT М8 BOLT М8Х35

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