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====Demonstration====
 
====Demonstration====
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To show a complete knowledge of the Wood Vertical Bandsaw, the student will cut out a curved shape using scrap wood.
    
====General Procedure====
 
====General Procedure====
 
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# Make sure the blade guards and fence are in place
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## Instructions on adjusting can be found in the manual
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### Blade guards (p. 33-34)
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### Fence (p. 35-37)
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# Adjust the upper blade guard so that it is just clearing the material being cut
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# Make sure that the cutting teeth are facing down
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# Make sure that the blade has been properly tensioned (blade doesn’t have slack) and tracked (blade moves evenly and consistently as the wheels turn, doesn’t wander back and forth)
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## Instructions on tensioning (p. 30) and tracking (p. 29) can be found in the manual
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# Make sure the proper size and type of blade is in use
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## Blade help is in the manual (p. 38-42)
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# Turn the saw on
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## , ‘I’ turns on, ‘O’ turns off
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# Hold the workpiece firmly against the table, flat side down
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# Push material into blade at a moderate pace, using a push stick if necessary at the end of the cut
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# Turn the machine off once the cut is complete
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# Remove the workpiece
    
==Safety==
 
==Safety==
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====General maintenance====
 
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Little maintenance is needed to upkeep the Wood Vertical Bandsaw. Refer to the table below for specific tasks.
    
====Specific Maintenance Tasks====
 
====Specific Maintenance Tasks====
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!Frequency
 
!Frequency
 
!Done By
 
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|General Cleaning
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|After each use
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|Student
 
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|Blade Change
 
|Blade Change
 
|When Dull
 
|When Dull
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|Ace
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|Rotate back blade guard 15 degrees
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|Every 8 hours of use
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|Ace
 
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