Clarke CBS 190 User Manual

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190mm (1½”) BANDSAW

Model: CBS 190

OPERATING & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

190mm (1½”) BANDSAW

Questions and Answers:

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Jennifer MartinJul 31, 2025
Why do blades break on my Clarke Saw?
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  Charles LawrenceJul 31, 2025
  Blades on your Clarke Saw can break due to several reasons: faulty alignment (tracking) which requires tracking adjustments, incorrectly adjusted blade guides that need readjustment, feeding the work too fast, so lower the feed rate, or forcing/twisting the blade around a tight radius. For tight curves, make relief cuts, fairly close together, at 90º to the curve. Other causes include a blade that is too tight (relieve blade tension), dull teeth or a badly welded/brazed blade (renew the blade), fitting the wrong blade (use only quality blades supplied by Clarke Int’l), or leaving the blade running when not in use (always switch the machine OFF when not in use).
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Emma CabreraAug 8, 2025
How to fix a Clarke Saw blade that runs off the cutting line?
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  Joshua HatfieldAug 8, 2025
  If the blade of your Clarke Saw runs off the cutting line, possible causes include incorrectly adjusted blade guides (readjust them), maladjusted blade tracking (carry out tracking adjustment), blade tension that is too loose (re-tension the blade), or fitting the wrong, too thin blade (fit the correct blade).
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gilbertjeanetteAug 16, 2025
What to do if the motor of my Clarke Saw does not run?
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  Carolyn WheelerAug 16, 2025
  If the motor of your Clarke Saw isn't running, the fuse may have blown; try renewing the fuse. If the problem continues, it could be a defective plug or power cable, which would need to be repaired or replaced. If neither of those solutions work, the motor itself may be defective, and you should consult your Clarke dealer.
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Charlene WilliamsAug 23, 2025
What to do if my Clarke Saw machine vibrates?
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  mistycabreraAug 23, 2025
  If your Clarke Saw machine is vibrating, check the following: 1. Tighten any loose mountings. 2. Secure the table. 3. Secure the motor mountings. 4. Ensure the workbench or platform is strong enough to fully support the machine.

Clarke CBS 190 Specifications

General

Brand	Clarke
Model	CBS 190
Category	Saw
Language	English

Summary

Specifications

Parts and Service Contact Information

Safety Precautions

General Safety Rules for Operating Machinery

Essential safety guidelines for operating machinery, emphasizing user caution and machine condition.

Additional Safety Rules for Bandsaws

Electrical Installation

Unpacking and Parts Identification

Assembly and Preparation for Use

Blade Tension Adjustment

How to adjust the blade tension correctly for optimal performance and safety.

Table Angle Adjustment

Setting the table to 90° for normal cuts and adjusting the stop screw for mitre cuts.

Blade Guide Height Adjustment

Operation and Usage Tips

Dust Extraction

Information on connecting a dust extraction system to the bandsaw.

Tips on Bandsaw Use

Advice and techniques for safe and efficient bandsaw operation, including feed rate and workpiece handling.

Cutting Techniques

Rip Sawing

Technique for cutting timber along the grain using the rip fence or freehand.

Cross Cutting

Method for cutting timber across the grain using the mitre gauge for accuracy.

Freehand Sawing

Guidance on cutting curves and shapes freehand, including relief cuts.

Maintenance Procedures

After Use Maintenance

Cleaning and securing the bandsaw after each work session.

Periodic Maintenance

Regular checks and lubrication for cables, tables, and blades.

Blade Renewal

Step-by-step process for safely removing and replacing the bandsaw blade.

Blade Tracking and Guide Adjustments

Blade Tracking Adjustment

How to align the blade to run centrally on the wheels for accurate cutting.

Upper Blade Guides

Detailed steps for positioning and adjusting the upper blade guides and support bearing.

Lower Blade Guides

Bearings Information

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Blades Break

Identifies causes for blade breakage and suggests solutions like tracking adjustments or tension relief.

Motor Does Not Run

Addresses issues with the motor not running, suggesting fuse checks or cable inspection.

Machine Vibrates

Explains causes for vibration, recommending tightening mountings or securing the table.

Blade Runs Off Cutting Line

Solutions for blade deviation, including guide adjustments and tension checks.

Parts List and Diagram

Declaration of Conformity

EC Type Approval Information

Details of the EC type approval number and the certifying body.

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