Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Instruction Manual

Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw manual cover
Pages 256
Year 2017
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Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw Specification

The Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw is a compact and efficient band saw designed for precision cutting in woodworking tasks. It features a robust construction, making it suitable for both hobbyists and professional craftsmen. The saw is equipped with a powerful 250-watt induction motor that ensures smooth and consistent performance, allowing it to handle a variety of materials with ease. It offers a maximum cutting height of 80 millimeters and a throat depth of 200 millimeters, providing ample capacity for most standard cutting tasks.

The HBS20 is engineered with a durable cast iron table that measures 300 x 300 millimeters, offering a stable and spacious working surface. The table can be tilted from 0 to 45 degrees, enabling angled cuts with precision. The saw is fitted with an adjustable rip fence for accurate straight cuts and a miter gauge for versatile angled cuts, enhancing its functionality and versatility.

Safety is a priority in the design of the Scheppach HBS20. It includes a blade guard and safety switch to prevent accidental startups and ensure user protection. The saw accommodates blades with a length of 1400 millimeters and a width of 3.5 to 12 millimeters, offering flexibility for various cutting applications.

The compact and lightweight design of the HBS20, weighing approximately 17 kilograms, makes it easy to transport and maneuver in limited spaces. Its efficient dust extraction port helps maintain a clean working environment by connecting to a vacuum system. Overall, the Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw combines power, precision, and safety, making it a valuable tool for any woodworking workshop.

Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw F.A.Q.

How do I change the blade on the Scheppach HBS20 4901504901 Saw?

To change the blade, first unplug the saw. Open the blade guard, loosen the tension knob, and carefully remove the old blade. Insert the new blade, ensuring the teeth face downward, then tighten the tension knob and close the blade guard.

What should I do if the saw is not starting?

Check the power supply and ensure the saw is properly plugged in. Inspect the fuse and reset the circuit breaker if needed. Ensure the power switch is fully engaged. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

How do I adjust the blade tension?

To adjust the blade tension, turn the tension knob located on the upper wheel housing. Tighten or loosen the knob until the blade deflects about 1/4 inch when pressed in the center.

What maintenance is required for the Scheppach HBS20 saw?

Regularly clean the sawdust from the machine, lubricate moving parts, and check blade tension and alignment. Inspect the blade for wear and replace if necessary.

How can I ensure accurate cuts with the Scheppach HBS20 saw?

Ensure the workpiece is secured and the saw table is correctly aligned. Use a guide or fence for straight cuts and check blade alignment before cutting.

Why is the blade not cutting straight?

The blade may be dull or incorrectly tensioned. Check for proper blade tension, inspect the blade for wear, and replace if necessary. Also, ensure the blade is properly aligned.

What should I do if the blade is binding during a cut?

Ensure the blade is sharp and properly tensioned. Check the alignment of the guides and the workpiece. Reduce the feed rate to prevent binding.

How do I change the speed of the saw?

The Scheppach HBS20 does not feature variable speed settings. It operates at a fixed speed suitable for most cutting tasks.

Can I use the Scheppach HBS20 for cutting metal?

The Scheppach HBS20 is primarily designed for woodworking. For metal cutting, use a blade specifically designed for metal and ensure the machine is suitable for such tasks.

How do I align the blade guides?

Loosen the guide screws and adjust the guides so they are close to the blade without touching. Tighten the screws to secure the guides in place. Ensure the blade is properly centered between the guides.