What to do if the blade sticks in the cut on my Baileigh Industrial Saw?
If the blade sticks in the cut, try the following: decrease advance, exerting less cutting pressure; increase speed; choose a suitable disk; check the blend of lubricating coolant and choose a better-quality disk; check the level of the liquid in the tank; increase the flow of lubricating coolant, checking that the hole and the liquid outlet pipe are not blocked.
How to fix ridges on the cutting surface of my Baileigh Industrial CS-350EU?
To address ridges on the cutting surface, you can try the following: check the gripping of the part; decrease advance, exerting less cutting pressure; sharpen the tool; check the level of the liquid in the tank; increase the flow of lubricating coolant, checking that the hole and the liquid outlet pipe are not blocked; choose a blade with a larger tooth pitch that allows better unloading of shavings and that holds more lubricating coolant.
Why is my Baileigh Industrial CS-350EU Saw cutting off straight?
If your saw cuts off straight, consider these solutions: decrease advance, exerting less cutting pressure; check the gripping of the part which may be moving sideways; adjust the head; choose proper tool quality, type, and construction characteristics; carefully clean the laying and contact surfaces.
How to prevent tooth breakage on my Baileigh Industrial CS-350EU?
To prevent tooth breakage, consider the following: decrease advance, exerting less cutting pressure; change disk speed and/or diameter; choose a suitable disk; use a better-quality disk; check the gripping of the part; accurately remove all the parts left in; make the cut elsewhere, turning the part; check the level of the liquid in the tank; increase the flow of lubricating coolant, checking that the hole and the liquid outlet pipe are not blocked; check the blend of lubricating coolant and choose a better- quality disk.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE signal words.
Wear safety glasses or suitable eye protection.
Wear hearing protection devices for loud noise.
Wear dust mask to prevent respiratory damage.
Avoid contact with moving saw blade; follow LOTO.
Machine can be stopped immediately by pressing the E-STOP button.
Warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm.
Contact info for machine setup, schematics, warranty, parts.
How to secure the machine to the floor.
Main assembly with motor, gear case, blade, guard, trigger.
Tube for raising/lowering head, with trigger.
Central part housing gear system.
Protective cover for the blade.
Blade mounted on arbor shaft.
Houses electrical control system.
Cast iron structure supporting systems.
Clamping system for work material.
Sets cut length for repetitive cuts.
Assists in holding material on plane.
Support structure for machine components.
Self-contained coolant system.
Machine wiring, voltage, frequency requirements.
Electrical connection best practices and safety.
Steps for connecting the power cord safely.
How to set the cutting angle.
How to open, close, clamp, and unclamp the vise.
Steps to place and secure material in the vise.
Using the stop bar to set desired cut length.
Step-by-step guide for performing a cut.
Interpreting chips to optimize feed rate and speed.
Explains fine vs. coarse tooth pitch.
Factors for selecting correct tooth pitch.
Factors affecting cutting and feeding speed.
Procedure for breaking in a new saw blade.
Importance and function of cooling fluid.
Details on blade composition and types.
Classification of blades by geometry.
Discusses positive/negative angles and whine reduction.
How to adjust the miter lock lever.
How to adjust for axial play in the pivot hinge.
How to set the blade head stop position.
Adjusting for blade tracking errors.
Procedure for replacing the saw blade.
Routine checks and cleaning tasks.
Tasks to perform weekly.
Tasks to perform monthly.
Procedure for changing gear case oil.
Proper disposal of used oil products.
Steps to access and clean the coolant system.
Recommendations for coolant solutions.
Steps for storing the machine when inactive.
Annual cleaning of coolant flow paths.
Troubleshooting guide for blade and cut issues.
General| Type | Cold Saw |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Prewired Voltage | 220V |
| Coolant System | Yes |
| Vise Operation | Manual |
| Blade Diameter | 350 mm |
| Arbor Size | 32 mm |
| Cutting Capacity at 90 Degrees (Round Tube) | 5.9" (150 mm) |
| Cutting Capacity at 90 Degrees (Square Tube) | 4" |
| Cutting Capacity | 5 inches |
| Cutting Capacity at 45 Degrees (Round Tube) | 4.3" (110 mm) |
| Cutting Capacity at 45 Degrees (Square Tube) | 4.3" (110 mm) |
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