Description
Product Description
· 1.2-Amp DC Motor
· Table Bevel: 0°- 45°
· Table Size: 18 x 11.5 inch
· Blade Size: 5-inch pinned & pinless
· Blade Speed: 550 to 1600 SPM
· Cutting Depth: 2 inch
· Throat Depth: 16 inch
INSTALLATION OF NEW SAW BLADE PINLESS
- Release the blade tension by lift up the blade tension handle.
- Unscrew the inner hex nut of the upper blade holder by TURN CLOCKWISE.
- Open the side cover plate.
- Unscrew the inner hex nut of the lower blade holder by TURN CLOCKWISE.
- Install the blade in the lower blade holder and fasten the nut with a wrench in ANTI CLOCKWISE.
- Install the upper side of the blade to the blade holder, fasten the nut with a wrench in ANTI CLOCKWISE.
- Gently push down the blade tension handle and try the tension of the blade. Adjust the
INSTALLATION OF PIN BLADE
- Release the blade tension by lift up the blade tension handle.
- Hang the blade on the lower blade holder.
- Hang the blade on the upper blade holder.
- Tighten the blade tension handle and try the tension of the blade. Adjust the tension by turn the handle. Tighten clockwise and loosen anti-clockwise.
| Model No. | SSA16LVF |
| Amperage | 1.2-Amps |
| Belt Size | Cutting Depth:2" |
| Belt Speed | 550 - 1600 SPM |
| Table Tilt | 0 - 45° |
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Found it easy to set up and was nice and clean on cuts the size of table also is a plus
I create wood jewelry and work with small pieces of wood that get hung up in the blade hole. Easy fix for me, just cut a smaller hole in acrylic and taped it down to the work space.
The real issue I have though is getting the tension lever flipped back down. I’m waiting for customer service to answer that question for me.
And one final thing - the access to the bottom of the blade is not easy. Next redesign they should reconsider that part of redesign.
My suggestion would be to make a port like they do for sewing machines. Get a woman in your engineering staff ! ☺️
Haven't used it a bunch yet but when I have it works very well love the foot pedal
Have used the scroll saw quite a bit now, wanted to update my first review. Much better performance than I ever imagined. The nameplates in the attached photo are made from quarter sawn sycamore and I used a #5 Pegas Modified Geometry blade exclusively. Have made 12 nameplates so far and have not broken a blade yet. Zero blade slippage as well. Thanks again, Bucktool!
Solid, quiet and well packaged for shipment. Seems a really good purchase, especially at the price. Thank you BuckTool.
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