King WA-14M is a vertical woodcuttings bandsaw designed to provide precise cutting for various materials, including wood, plastic, and aluminum. With a cutting capacity of 6 inches and a table that tilts up to 45 degrees, it allows for versatile cutting angles. The saw features adjustable blade tension and guides to ensure accurate and controlled cuts.
King WA-14M is a vertical woodcuttings bandsaw designed to provide precise cutting for various materials, including wood, plastic, and aluminum. With a cutting capacity of 6 inches and a table that tilts up to 45 degrees, it allows for versatile cutting angles. The saw features adjustable blade tension and guides to ensure accurate and controlled cuts.
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.LR 53550
Table
of
Contents
Introduction
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Specifications
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Features
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Unpack
ing
and
Cleanup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Safety
Instruct
io
ns
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Assembling Motor Plate and
Motor to Stand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Assembling Bandsaw to Stand .
·. . . . . . . . . . . 4
Assembling Motor Pulley and V-Belt . . . . . . . . 5
A
s~embling
Belt/Pulley Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Assembling the
Table
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Table
Insert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 7
Installation and Leveli
ng
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
C0.11ne
ct
in!!J
to Powsr Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Tilting the
Tab
le . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Adjusting
Table
to 90° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Adjusting Blade
Tens
ion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Tr
acking the Blade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Adjusting Upper Blade Guide Assembly
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Adjusting Upper Blade Guides
and Blade Support Bearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Adjusting Lower Blade Guides
and Blade
Support Beari
ng
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10
Selecting Saw Blades
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Changing Blades
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10
Operating the Bandsaw
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Cutting Curves
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Parts
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11
Bandsaw And Stand Dimensions (Inches) .
12
Assemb
ly
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Stand Assembly Diagram
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14
Parts For "
14''
W
ood/Me
tal Band S
aw
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15
How
To
Chage
The
Belt
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Grounding lnstrvctions
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17
Wa
-
14m
Wiring Diagram
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18
For
Your
Own Safety
Read
In
struction
Manual Before Operating
Saw
1.
Wear eye protection.
2.
Do
not remove jammed cutoff pieces until blade
has.
stopped.
3.
Maintain proper adjustment of blade tension,
blade guides, and thrust bearings.
4.
Ad
just upper guide
to
just clear workpiece.
5.
Ho
ld workpiece firmly against table.
OPERATOR'S
MANUAL
WA-14M
Vertical Woodcutting Bandsaw
Introduction
The Vertical Woodcutting Bandsaw is a high-
quality, precision-cutting tool. It will give you
years of superior service. Naturally, you
will get
maximum performance from your new woodcu-
tting bandsaw if you
follow the instructions
in
this manual.
Before attempting to install or operate your new
bandsaw, we recommend you read this manual
and familiarize yourself with the details of opera-
tion. Understanding the contents of the manual
will help you obtain the best possible results and
achieve highest standards of accuracy.
It will also
resolve many of the problems you could encoun-
ter otherwise.
A serial number
is
stamped on the nameplate.
Please refer to this serial number
in
any communi-
cations regardi
ng
your machine, and refer to the
parts list accompanyi
ng
th
is
manu
al
to order spe-
cific part numbered items.
Specifications
Cutting capacity
6"
Minimum saw blade
1/a"
Maximum saw blade
3/
4"
Saw blade length
92
1
/2
"
Table
size
14
" X 14''
Table
tilt
45
°X
R,
10
°x
l
Dimensions
65'
k"
H
(See Parts Section
for drawing
.)
(Overall)
24
1
/
2"
W,
19
1
/4
" D
Motor (1725 RPM)
single phase.
115/230V (prewir
ed
115V)
Net weight
201
lbs.
(approx.)
Ship weight
2081bs.
(approx.)
Features
The vertical banosaw
is
an
easy-to- use,
cost-effective
tool for producing fixtures, fur-
niture or marine woodwork. It
is
an essential piece
of equipment for custom cabinet shops, boat
build
in
g shops, home workshops, and the
advanced hobbyist.
It gives excellent results in
cutting plastic, aluminum and similar materials, or
wherever cutting curves and compound curves
is
required.
The vertic
al
bandsaw is shown
in
Fi
gu
re 1.
WH
EE
L
COV
ER
FIGURE 1
UPPER
RO
LLER
BEARING
2
Unpacking and Cleanup
To ensure maximum performance from your wo-
o
dcuttin
g bandsaw, clean it properly; a
nd
install it accurately before use.
As soon as you receive
th
e bandsaw, we recom-
mend you follow these procedu
res
:
1.
In
spect packing crate for dama
ge
in transit.
Re
cord damage, a
nd
report it
im
mediately to
shipper.
2. Carefully remove loose items, saw and
st
and,
and check that
all arrived in good condition. If
not, let your industrial distributor know i
mm
e-
diately.
3. Machined surfaces of band saw are protected
by a heavy coating that
mu
st be remo
ved
before machi
ne
is us
ed
. Remove protective
coating
wi
th
kero
se
ne
or diesel oil.
DO
NOT
USE CELLULOSE-BASED
SO
LV
ENTS; they
damage pain
t.
Also
DO
NOT USE SOL-
VENTS on plastic parts;
th
ey dissolve or
damage plastic.
Safety
Instructions
1.
KEEP
GUARDS
IN PLACE and in
working
order
2.
REMO
VE
ADJUSTING
KEYS AND
WRENCHES.
Form
habit
of
checking
to
see that keys and
ad
just
ing
wrenche
s are
removed from
tool before
turning
it on.
3.
KEEP
WORK
AREA
CLEAN.
Cluttered
areas
and
benches
invite accidents.
4.
DON'T USE IN
DANGEROUS
ENVI-
RONMENT. Don't use
power
tools in
damp
or
wet
locations,
or
expose
them
to
rain, Keep
work
area
well lighted.
5.
KEEP
CHILDREN
AWAY.
All visitors
should
be
kept safe
distance
from work
area.
6.
MAKE
WORKSHOP KID PROOF
with
padlocks
,
master
sw
itches,
or
by
removing
starter keys.
7.
DON'T
FORCE
TOOL. It will
do
the
job
better
and
safer at the rate
for
which
it
was
designed.
8.
USE
RIGHT TOOL. Don't force tool or
attachment
to
do
a job for
wh
i
ch
it w
as
not
designed
.
9.
'f'EAR
PROPER
APPAREL
Wear no
loose
clo
th
i
ng
, glov
es
, neckties, rings,
bracelets,
or
ot
her
jewelry
which
may
get
caught
in
moving
parts.
Nonslip
foot-
wear is recommended. Wear protective hair
covering to
conta
in long
ha
i
r.
10.
ALWAYS
USE
SAFETY
GLASSES.
Also
use face
or
dust
mask
if
cutting
operation
is dusty.
Everyday
eyeglasses
only
have
impact
resistant lenses,
they
are NOT
safety
glasses
11.
SECURE
WORK
.
Use·clamps
or
a
vise
to hold
work
when
practical. Jt's
safer
than
us
i
ng
your
hand
and
it frees
both
hands
to
operate
tool.
12.
DON'T
OVERREACH.
Keep
proper
footing
and
balance
at all times.
13.
MAINTAIN
TOOLS
WITH
CARE.
Keep tools
sharp
and
clean
for best
and
safest
performance.
Follow
instructions
for
l
ubricating
and
changing
accessor
ies.
14.
DISCONNECT
TOOLS
before
seryicing
;
when
changing
accessories,
such
as
blades,
bits,
cutters
,
and
the
like.
15.
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
UNINTENTIONAL
STARTING.
Make
sure
switch
is in
off
position
before
plugging
in.
16.
USE
RECOMMENDED
ACCESSORIES. Consult the owner's manual for recommended
accessories.
The
use
of
improper
accessories
may
cause
risk
of
injury
to persons.
17.
NEVER
STAND
ON
TOOL.
Serious
i
njury
could
occur
if
the
tool is
tipped
or
if
the
cutt
i
ng
tool
is
unintent
i
onally
contacted.
18.
CHECK
DAMAGED
PARTS. Before
further
use
of
the
tool, a
guard
or
other
part
that
is
damaged
should
be
carefully
checked
to
detenmine
that
it
will
ope
rate
properly
and
perform
its
intended
function
-
check
for ali
gnment
of
moving
parts
,
binding
of
moving
parts,
breakage
of
parts,
mounting,
and
any
other
cond
i
tions
that
may
affect
its
operation.
A
guard
or
other
part
that
is
damaged
should
be
properly
repaired
or
rep
l
aced.
19.
DIRECTION
OF
FEED. Feed
work
into
a
blade
or
cutter
against
the
direct
i
on
of
rotation
of
the
blade
or
cutter
only.
20.
NEVER
LEAVE
TOOL
RUNNING
UNATTENDED.
TURN
POWER
OFF.
Don't
leave
tool
unti
l
it
comes
to a
comp
lete stop.
3
Assembling Motor Plate and Motor
to
Stand
1. Position motor on mounting plate. Secure
with four hex head
bolts, eight washers. and
four
he
x
~ uts
at slots in mounti
ng
plate (Fig-
ure 2}.
MOUNTiNG
PLATE
HEX HEAD
BOLT
WA
SH
ER.
HEX
NUT
FIGURE2
2.
With motor shaft pointing away from switch
and
smaller wing of mounting pla
te
up, slide
motor and plate onto cross brace (Figure 3).
MOUNTING
PLATE
MO
TOR
SHAFT
CROSS
SLIDE
FIGURE3
4
3.
Secu
re
top of moun
ti
ng
plate to top of stand
at matching
holes. Use two h
ex
head bolts,
four washers,
an
d two hex nuts. Leave bolts
loose
for later belt adjustment.
4. Secure bottom of mounting
plate to cross
brace at matchi
ng
holes. Use two hex head
bolts, four washers, and two
he
x nuts. Leave
bolts loose for later belt adjustment.
5.
Attach motor to switch as follows:
Match
red
moto
r
wire
with upper right
terminal on switch at interior of stand. See
Figure 4.
Match
black motor w
ir
e
at
lower right
of
switch.
Green motor wire goes to ground
clamp
below
switch.
Refer
to
wiring diagram at end
of
manual.
FIGURE 4
Assembling Bandsaw to Stand
To
assemble bandsaw to stand:
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1.
Set bandsaw on top of sta
nd
at
matching
holes. Be
su
re that wheel covers are
on
sa
me
side
as
switch.
2.
Secure bandsaw
to
stand with four long bolts.
eight washers, and four hex nu
ts
(F
igure
5).
MOUNTING
HOLES
FIGURES
Assembling Motor Pulley and V-Belt
1.
Assemble motor pulley to motor shaft
(F
igure
6)
, engaging motor
pu
lley setscrew with key
in motor shaft.
FIGURES
2.
Align motor pulley and drive pulley, using
straightedge.
(Position
of
pulleys and motor
mounting plate can be change
d.
)
3.
Loop the V-belt onto each pulley.
4.
Ad
ju
st
V-belt for tension.
To
do
so,
raise or
lower motor
on
motor plate whi
le
keeping
pulleys aligned. When belt deflects about one
inch with li
ght
firrger pressure,
midway
betwee11
pulleys, belt tension is correct.
5.
Tighten all stand and motor mounti
ng
screws.
5
Assembling Belt/Pulley Guard
1.
Position belt/pulley guard over belt opening
at top of stand (Figure 7
).
FIGURE 7
2.
Match holes
in
guard flanges to holes in cabi-
net top.
3.
Attach guard flanges to cabinet, using round
head screws.
Secure with split washer and
wing nut under stand top.
Assembling the Table
1.
Position table swivel bracke
t'
onto main
frame,
mr,tching two locating pins to holes
(Figure 8
).
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6
TABLE
SWIVEL
BRACKET
FIGURE 8
2. Insert and secure two hexhead bolts with
washers into bracket
holes and main frame
(F
ig
u
re
9
).
HEXHEAD
BOLT
AND
WASHER
\
FIGURE 9
3.
Set table on bracket, lining up degree mark-
ing with
0°
mark on front
of
bracket.
4. Screw on handknob at back and front of
machine under swivel bracket.
5. I
ns
tall bla
de
(see "Changing Blades" in this
manual
).
Table Insert
Sl
ip table insert (Figure 1 0) into hole on saw table,
engaging
table pin with one of indents in inser
t.
Insert table spreader into slit on right-hand side of
table.
FIGURE 10
Installation and Leveling
For best cutting performance, locate bandsaw on
solid,
level foundation. Place metal
sh
ims under
low corners. Check that
all four corners are sup-
ported. Retest
level of stand top in both direc-
tions; and adjust if necessary.
Connecting
to
Power
Supply
The vertical bandsaw is prewired for
11
5
volts and comes fitted with a power cord. Simply
plug in your electric cord when ready to connect to
power source.
Tilting the Table
The bandsaw table tilts up to 45° to the right or up
to
10° to the left.
To
tilt the table:
1.
Loos
en
both star wheels (Figure 11) under
table.
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FIGURE 11
2. Tilt table to desired angle on degree gauge
under table.
Adjusting Table to 90°
An
ad
justable stop (bolt) is provided
to
set t
he
table
90
° to the blade.
To
adjust:
1. Tilt table slightly to right.
2. Screw in adjustable stop (bolt) and nut (Fig-
. ure 12
).
FIGURE 12
3. Set table
at
90
° to the blade,
us
i
ng
a
square
on
table
and
against
blade.
4.
The
adjustable bolt
should
touch
the
table. If
it
doesn
't, loosen
nut
on
bolt; and turn bolt
until
it
touches
table.
NOTE: When tilting table to left, bolt must be
removed.
5. Ti
ghten
nut.
Adjusting Blade Tension
The
slide
bracket
(at rear behi
nd
upper
wheel)
allows
proper
tension
for
various
widths
of
blades.
With
blade
on
wheels, turn
star
wheel (Figure 13),
raising
or
lowering
blade
wheel
unt
il desired blade
2. If blade slides toward front edge, slightly turn
tracking
hand
knob
(Figure 1 4) clockwise.
This tilts top of wheel toward back of
machine
and
draws
blade toward center
of
tire.
tension is obtained.
BLADE
NOTE:
Too
much tension
or
strain could break
blade.
FIGURE 13
Tracking
the
Blade
I WARNING
NEVER track blade when machine is
running.
Manually
turn wheels.
Remove motor drive
belt.
1.
When
blade
tension
is
properly
Sf;lt,
slowly
rotate
wheels
clockwise,
checking
that blade
travels
in
center
of
upper
tire.
8
FIGURE14
3.
If
blade
slides toward
back
edge, slightly turn
handknob
counterclockwise.
Adjusting Upper Blade Guide
Assembly
1.
Set
upper
blade
guide
assembly
as
closely as
possible to
top
of
stock
~
To
do
so, swivel lock
hand
,
le
(Figure 15 ), moving
guide
assembly
into position.
FIGURE 15
2.
Adjust blade guides flat with blade (Figure
16).
FIGURE
16
9
Adjusting Upper
Blade
Guides
and
Blade Support Bearing
After blade is tensioned and tracking, adjust
upper
blade guides and blade support bearing.
To
adjust:
1 . Loosen
Allen setscrews (Figure 1
7})
with Allen
wrench.
FIGURE 17
2.
Move both
gu
id
es
within .002 inch to blade
using feeler gauge.
DO
NOT pinch blade.
3. Tighten setscrews.
4. Loosen u
pper
tr
iangle knobscrew:
5. Move
blade support bearing shaft in
or
out
until bearing
is~~
inch behind back
of
blade.
NOTE:
The
upper blade support bearing pre-
vents blade from moving
back
too far and
damaging
saw
teeth setting.
6.
Tighten upper triangle
kn
obscrew.
7. Adjust blade support bearing so that blade
stands vertically
1/,s inch to l
ef
t of rig
ht
edge
of
bearing.
Adjusting Lower Blade Guides and
Blade Support Bearing
Adjust lower blade guides and blade support
bearing at same time as upper ones.
To
do
so:
1.
Loosen both setscrews (Figure 18), moving
both guides as closely to sides
of
blade as
possible.
DO NOT pinch blade.
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BLADE • TRIANGLE
SUPPORT . KNOB
BEARING
--.......
~
SCREW
BLADE
~~
_;:;,__
~
GU
IDE
~-
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..
FIGURE
18
2.
Tighten setscrews.
3.
To
adjust lower
blad~
support bearing, loosen
bearing setscrew.
4.
Move blade support bearing shaft in or out
until support bearing is about
1
/6"
inch behind
blade.
5.
Tighten setscrew.
6.
Ad
just blade support bearing so that blade
stands vertically
1
11s
inch to left
of
ri
ght edge
of
bearing.
Selecting Saw Blades
For longest blade wear and best cutting results,
use correct blade thickness, width and temper for
type
of
material cut. When sawing small curves
and delicate work, use narrow blades. Otherwise,
use widest blade possible.
Saw blades may be purchased at any saw shop,
welded, set and shar.pened ready for use. For
cut-
ting wood and similar materials, purchase blades
in widths
up
to
3/4
inch.
For longest blade wear, avoid these most common
causes
of
blade breakage:
• Poor guide
al
ignment and adjustment
• Forcing or twisting a wide blade around a
short radius
• Feeding too fast
• Dull teeth or not enough set
•
Too
much blade tension
• Setting top guide assembly too high
above workpiece
• Lumpy or
im
properly finished braze or
weld
on
blade
• Continuous running
of
blade when not
cutting
The saw blade when new is
93
1
/z
inches long.
Adjustments can be made on blades from
91
1
/2
to
94 inches.
Changing Blades
To
change blades:
1. Remove upper and lower wheel guards.
2.
Release blade tension. See "Adjusting Blade
Tension" in this manual.
3.
Remove table insert and table spreader pin at
right edge of table.
4.
Slip blade off wheel, guiding it through
ta
ble
slot.
5.
To
install blade, reverse procedur
e.
Operating the Bandsaw
Operation
of
power tools involves a cert
ai
n
amount of hazard. Before attempting regular
work, we recommend
you
get the feel of ooera-
tions, usi
ng
scrap lumber to check settings. Read
entire instructions
·before cutting a workpiece.
Always pay attention to safety precautions to
avoid inj
ury.
Before turning on power, make all adjustments.
check th
at
guard is
in
place. and turn pulley by
hand to make sure
all parts work properly. ·
Always keep top guide assembly down close to
your work.
Do
not force material against b
la
de:
light contact permits easier cutti
ng
and pre
ve
nts
unwanted friction, heating and work-hardening
on
back edge
of
b
la
de.
If you keep saw blade sharp. little pressu
re
is
needed for cutting. Steadily move stock against
blade without forci
ng
it.
To
av
oid twisting the
blade, do not turn sharp corners;
sa
w arou
nd
cor-
ners.
10
Cutting Curves
When
cutting curves, carefully turn stock so blade
follows without twisting.
If curve is so sharp that
you must repeatedly back
up
and cut new kerf,
use narrow blade
or
blade with more set. When
blade has more set, stock turns easier but cut is
rougher.
When changing a cut, avoid withdrawing work-
piece, as with
dra
wing may draw blade off wheels.
Rath
er,
turn st
oc
k; and saw
out
through waste
material.
PARTS
WA-14M
Vertical Woodcutting Bandsaw
Table
of
Contents
Bandsaw and Stand dimensions
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12
Assembly Diagram ........
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Stand Assembly Diagram .........
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14
Parts for 14" Wood/Metal Band Saw ...
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15
How to Change The Belt.. .....................
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Gr
ounding Instruction ........
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Wi
ri
ng
Di
ag
ram .....................................
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11
BANDSAW AND STAND DIMENSIONS (inches)
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ASSEMBLY
DlAGRAM
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STAND
ASSEMBLY
DIAGRAM
14
P
AR
TS
FOR
14"
WOOD/
METAL
B
AN
D SAW
WA-14M
Pan
Pans
.:'-Jo.
f---1.
Up
per
fram
e
ann
2.
Lock
H
andle
1-·- -
Guide
p
ost
bracket
3.
4.
Guid
e
post
- -
5.
Support
bracket
for
upper
gui
de
6.
Knob
screw
7.
Cpper
spacing
sleeve
8. C-clip
9.
Bear~
(6200)
10.
Screw
-
11.
Blade
guid
e
12.
Star
wheel
~
-
- 13.
Pin
14.
Blade
adjust
er
screw
--rs.
-
Coil
spring
16.
Upper
wheel
sliding
b_:acker
!-
1
7.
Square
nut
-
18
. .
Upper
wheel
adjuster
kn
ob
,_
19.
Upper
wheel
shaft
hinge
20.
Set
screw
21.
Steel
pin
22.
Upper
wheel
shaft
23
. Wheel
bearing
(6202)
~
4
.
Op
per
wheel
25.
vVheel
protector
-
£6.
1\ut
27.
Stud
.......
28.
Upper
wheel
guard
(inner)
29.
Upper
wheel
guard
{
outter)
30.
Knob
31.
Set
pin
-
32.
Bolt
33
.
Flat
\Vas
h
er
34
. Base
1--
3.
S_
quare
nut
-
:>.
36.
Saw
blade
37.
Table
insert
-
38.
Table
pin
r--s
9.
Table
- - -
-
-!0.
Base
table
stoe
-!1.
Trunnion
clamp
shoe
-1-2
.
Trunnion
~
1
.
- -
Steel
washer
f-
·--
Hex.
screw
-
--
-
-
44.
-!5.
T:·unnion
supporr
bracket
--
-
-
--
-
46
.
Star
wheel
knob
47.
Hex.
screw
-
-t8.
Steel
washer
- -
-!9.
Bolt
50.
:\
tl
t
51.
Ti
at
washer
r-
52.
:\
ll
{
- -
53
.
Hex.
screvv
-
5-1-.
Stee
l \·vash
er
55.
Support
bracket
for
l
ower
guide
-
56.
Set
screw
f-
57.
Flat
\\·ash
er
Part
No
.
1-
58
::-:---
59
.
-
~
-
60.
61.
1-
G2
.
63.
6-1-.
65.
66.
t-
Gf
1--
·6
8:-
69.
-
70:
1--
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72.
73.
- 74.
75.
'-
76.
77.
82.
83.
84
.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
1--
92.
1-
93.
94
.
-
---
95.
~)6.
1-97.
98
.
99.
_
107~
'J
08.
-
I 09.
-
110.
111.
-
112.
113.
114.
115.
- 116.
- 117.
-ns.
1-.
119.
120.
-
121.
1
22
.
123.
12-l.
125.
15
Parts
Bot
t
om
1-
- -
--
- - - - -
Pl
astic
cover
r-s
el
screw
·--
Key
Set
screw
-
Pulley
-
C-clip
Shaft
Bearing
(6204)
L
<)Wer
wheel
I-;.
-
l\'u t
-
Lower
wheel
guard
Cycola
c guarc_l
__
_
Bo
lt
flat
washer
-
Stand
1\'"ut
Carriage
bolt
·
~
Flat
,.,
·
asher
Flat
washer
Hex.
screw
Flat
washer
Motor
Flat
wash
er
Nut
Set
sc
r
ew
~
'
l
otor
pulley
Switch
screw
Switch
Electri
c
cord
--'-
V-belt
A-36
Screw
·-
Lo\
·ve
r
wheel
shoe
-·
-
Case
- -
-
Scr<':w
·-
Spring
washer
-
Hex.
nut
--
-
Hex.
nut
_!)egrec
plate
45
°
Turn
to
zero
-
Pin
--
- -
- -
- -
Key
Kev
~
lle
y,
bracket
-
Set
screw
Pulley
Key
-
3
Speed
shaft
-
Ball
bearing
G202
V
belt
A-2-l
--
-
---
Cpper
fram
~n
cover
--
Screv.,
CoY
er
for
~ide
post
Teeth
washer.
C
-dip
Flat
washer
- - - -
--
- -
--
--
-
- -
-
Screw
a
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I
HOW TO
CHANGE
THE BELT
There are three
speeds
of
saw
blade, 700, 1230, 2420 FPM.
First,
fix
the short belt in A
pulley
and a
of
B pulley then
c
1. Put long belt in d
of
B
pulley
and d
of
C pulley, the Run-
ning
speed
of
saw
blade
is
700 FPM.
2. Put long belt in c
of
B
pulley
and c
of
C pulley, Running
speed
of
saw
blade
is
1230 FPM.
3.
Put long
belt
in b
of
B
pulley
and b
of
C pulley, the Run-
ning
speed
of
saw
blade
is
2420
FPM.
16
BLADE SPEED
700 F.P.M.
1230 F.P.M.
L.._
____
. 2420 F.P.M.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
In the event of a malfunction or breakdown,
grounding provides a path of least resistance for
electric current to reduce the risk of electric
shock. This tool is equipped with an electric
cord having an equipmentgrounding conduc-
tor and a grounding plug. The plug must be
plugged into a matching outlet that is properly
installed and grounded in accordance with all
local codes and ordmances.
Do not modify the plug provided -
if
it will not
fit the outlet, have the proper outlet installed by
a qualified electrician.
Improper
connection
of
the
equipment-
grounding conductor can result in a risk of
electric shock. The conductor with insulation
having an outer surface that is green with or
without yellow stripes is the equipment-
grounding conductor. If
re
pair or replacement
of
the electric cord or plug is necessary, do not
COJ1nect
the equipment grounding conductor to
a live terminal.
Check with a qualified electrician or service
personnel if the grounding instructions are not
completely understood, or if
in
doubt as to
whether the tool is properly grounded.
Use only 3-wire extension cbrds that have
3-prong grounding plugs and 3-pole receptacles
that accept the tool's plug.
Repair or replace damage or worn cord
immediately.
Grounded, cord-connected tools intended for
use on a supply circuit having a nominal rating
less than 150 volts: ·
17
This tool is intended for use on a ci
rcu
it that has
an outlet that looks like the one illustrated in
Sketch A in Figure
1.
The tool has a ground-
ing plug that looks like the plug illustrated
in
Sketch A in Figure 1. A temporary adapter,
which looks like the adapter illustrated in
Sketches 8 and
C,
may be used to connect this
plug
to
a 2-pole receptacle as shown in Sketch
8
if
a properly grounded outl
et
is not available.
The temporary adapter should be used only
until a properly grounded outlet can be installed
by a qualified electrician. The green-colored
rigid
ear,
lug, and the like, extending from the
adapter must be connected
to
a permanent
ground such as a properly grounded outlet box.
Grounded, cord-connected tools intended for
use on a supply circuit having a nominal rating
between
150-250
volts, inclusive:
This tool is intended for
use
on a circuit that has
an outlet that looks like the one illustrated in
Sketch D
in
Figure 1. The tool has a ground-
ing plug that looks like the plug illustrated in
Sketch 0 i:l Figure 1. Make sure the tool
is connected to an outlet having the same
configuration as the plug. No adapter is availa-
ble or should be used with this tool. If the
to
ol
must
be
reconnected for use on a different type
of
electric circuit, the reconnection should be
made by qualified service personnel; and after
reconnection, the tool should comply with all
local
co
des and ordinances.
ADAPTER
NOT
APPLICABLE
IN
CANADA!
FIGURE 1
GHO
UN
OING ME rH
OD
S
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King WA-14M is a vertical woodcuttings bandsaw designed to provide precise cutting for various materials, including wood, plastic, and aluminum. With a cutting capacity of 6 inches and a table that tilts up to 45 degrees, it allows for versatile cutting angles. The saw features adjustable blade tension and guides to ensure accurate and controlled cuts.
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