Bomar Workline 410.280 DG

Questions and Answers

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toni60Aug 11, 2025
Why is my Bomar Workline 410.280 DG Saw making a slanting cut?
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  Jose LindseyAug 12, 2025
  A slanting cut on your Bomar Saw can occur due to several reasons. It might be caused by wrongly adjusted or worn hard metal guides, or wrongly adjusted cubes of the saw band guiding. Also, check for worn bearings of the saw band guiding or a wrongly adjusted swarf brush, and replace if worn. Ensure the saw band is sufficiently stretched and the tooth system is correct. A worn saw band, wrongly balanced roller conveyor, or a dirty feeding board can also contribute. Check that the guiding arm and cube are not loosened or too far from the material. Finally, adjust the cutting rate and speed to match the material to prevent oscillations.
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John YoungAug 21, 2025
What to do if the cut is not cut upon desired angle on Bomar Workline 410.280 DG?
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  ckaufmanAug 22, 2025
  If your Bomar Saw cut is not at the desired angle, start by checking if the securing lever is loosened. Also, verify that the set angle matches the actual cut angle. Insufficient saw band stretching can also cause this issue. Ensure the guiding arm and guiding cube are fastened and not loose. Lastly, make sure there is no dirt between the material and the clamping jaw, as this can affect the cut's accuracy.
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Kristen ReidAug 31, 2025
Why does the saw band have a short lifetime on my Bomar Workline 410.280 DG Saw?
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  Mark JenningsSep 1, 2025
  The short lifetime of the saw band on your Bomar Saw can be attributed to several factors. Check if the saw band is sufficiently stretched. A worn or wrongly adjusted swarf brush can also contribute to this issue. Conversely, an over stretched saw band can also reduce its lifespan. Make sure that hard metal guides are correctly adjusted and not worn.