Jet HVBS-712 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Adam MooreAug 18, 2025
What to do if my Jet HVBS-712 Saw motor will not start, or motor stalls, resulting in blown fuse or tripped breaker?
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  Randy GarnerAug 18, 2025
  If your Jet Saw motor won't start, stalls, and causes blown fuses or tripped breakers, consider these potential causes and solutions: * Too many tools running on one circuit: Reduce the number of tools connected to the circuit. * Short circuit in line cord or plug: Inspect the cord or plug for damaged insulation and shorted wires. * Short circuit in motor or loose connections: Inspect all connections on the motor for loose or shorted terminals or worn insulation. * Incorrect fuses or circuit breakers in the power line: Install correct fuses or circuit breakers.
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Gabriel DavisAug 20, 2025
Why does my Jet HVBS-712 Saw motor overheat?
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  Claudia VazquezAug 20, 2025
  Your Jet Saw motor may overheat due to: * Motor overload: Reduce the load on the motor by increasing the speed or decreasing the feed pressure. * Restricted air circulation: Clean the motor fan with compressed air to restore normal air circulation.
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tannerbrianAug 23, 2025
Why is my Jet Saw blade breaking excessively?
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  Jeffery HernandezAug 23, 2025
  Excessive blade breakage in your Jet Saw can be attributed to several factors: * Incorrect blade tension: Adjust the blade tension accordingly. * Incorrect blade speed or downfeed rate: Adjust the blade speed or downfeed rate accordingly. * Workpiece loose in vise: Clamp the workpiece securely. * Blade rubs on wheel shoulder: Adjust blade tracking. * Teeth too coarse for material: Use appropriate blade for the material. * Teeth in contact with workpiece before saw is started: Ensure the blade is running before contact with the workpiece. * Blade guides misaligned: Adjust the blade guides. * Blade too thick for wheel diameter: Use a thinner blade. * Cracking at weld; poor annealing of blade: Replace the blade.
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Gregory JimenezAug 25, 2025
How to fix Jet HVBS-712 Saw cuts that are not square?
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  Christopher SmithAug 26, 2025
  If your Jet Saw cuts are not square, consider these possible causes and solutions: * Blade not square to vise/material: Adjust the vise square to the blade. * Blade surface not perpendicular to table: Adjust blade guides until perpendicular. * Workpiece shifting in vise: Properly secure the workpiece by tightening vise handles. If the workpiece is irregular-shaped, use appropriate clamping technique or jig. * Low blade tension: Increase tension. * Blade guides out of adjustment: Adjust blade guides. * Blade is worn, cutting crooked: Replace blade. * Feed pressure too great: Reduce feed pressure. * Blade guides incorrectly set: Readjust guide assemblies. * Incorrect blade toothing in relation to workpiece: Check Machinery’s Handbook for recommended blade type.
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James HartmanAug 28, 2025
How to troubleshoot a Jet HVBS-712 when the motor will not start?
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  Travis MooreAug 28, 2025
  If the motor of your Jet Saw will not start, consider the following potential causes and solutions: * No incoming power: Check the plug connection. If satisfactory, check the breaker or fuse. * Low voltage: Check the power line for proper voltage. * Open circuit in motor or loose connection: Inspect all lead connections on the motor for loose or open connections.
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Melvin MonroeAug 30, 2025
What to do if my Jet HVBS-712 finished surface of workpiece is rough, unsatisfactory?
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  David VaughnAug 30, 2025
  If the finished surface of your workpiece from the Jet Saw is rough and unsatisfactory, consider these causes: * Improper blade break-in: Follow proper break-in procedure. * Improper speed or feed rate: Adjust as needed. * Dull or damaged teeth: Replace blade. * Poor weld on blade: Replace or re-weld blade. * Incorrect choice of blade: Check a machinist’s handbook for blade recommendations.
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Amy SmithSep 2, 2025
Why does my Jet HVBS-712 machine slow down when operating?
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  Randy StanleySep 2, 2025
  If your Jet Saw machine slows down during operation, it could be due to: * Excessive feed pressure: Adjust spring tension to reduce feed pressure, or increase speed using belt adjustment. * Belt loose: Tighten belt.
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Vicki HuffSep 4, 2025
Why does my Jet HVBS-712 Saw blade dull prematurely?
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  David OliverSep 4, 2025
  Premature dulling of blade teeth on your Jet Saw can occur due to: * Improper blade break-in: Follow proper break-in procedure. * Excessive blade speed, blade teeth overheating: Decrease speed. * Inadequate feed rate: Adjust cylinder dial setting as needed. * Improper tooth pitch for material: Use proper blade. * Hard spots or scale on material: For scale, reduce speed and increase feed rate. For hard spots, increase feed rate. * Work hardening of material (especially stainless steel): Increase feed rate. * Blade installed backwards: Remove blade and twist inside-out. * Insufficient blade tension: Adjust as needed.
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Kevin HarrisSep 7, 2025
What causes loud, repetitive noise coming from Jet HVBS-712 Saw machine?
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  katherine38Sep 7, 2025
  A loud, repetitive noise from your Jet Saw machine can be caused by: * Pulley setscrews are missing or loose: Inspect setscrews. Replace or tighten if necessary. * Motor fan is hitting the cover: Tighten fan or shim cover. * V-belt is defective: Replace V-belt.
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James AndersonSep 9, 2025
What causes excessive vibrations in my Jet HVBS-712 Saw?
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  Keith PerezSep 9, 2025
  Excessive vibrations in your Jet Saw can be caused by: * Base on uneven surface: Move to level surface. * Saw blade has cracks: Replace blade immediately. * Too heavy a cut: Reduce feed rate and blade speed.

Jet HVBS-712 Specifications

General

Motor Power	1 HP
Voltage	115/230V
Phase	1 Phase
Round Capacity (90 Degrees)	7 inches
Rectangular Capacity (90 Degrees)	7 x 12 inches
Round Capacity (45 Degrees)	4-1/2 inches
Style	Horizontal/Vertical Bandsaw
Blade Size	93-1/2 x 1/2 in.

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

On-Off Switch Padlock

About This Manual

Specifications

Setup and Assembly

Shipping Contents

Lists components included in the shipping carton.

Tools Required for Assembly

Lists necessary tools for assembling the band saw.

Unpacking and Cleanup

Instructions for unpacking and initial cleaning of the machine.

Assembly

Step-by-step guide for assembling the band saw components.

Coolant Tank Preparation

Details on preparing the coolant tank for use.

Electrical Connections

Grounding Instructions

Essential guidelines for properly grounding the band saw.

Voltage Conversion

Procedure for converting the machine's voltage.

Extension Cords

Recommendations for using extension cords with the band saw.

Adjustments

Tools Required for Adjustments

Lists tools needed for making machine adjustments.

Vertical Bow Position

Instructions for adjusting the vertical position of the saw bow.

Blade Speed

Guide to adjusting the band saw blade speed settings.

Blade Guides

Instructions for adjusting and setting the blade guide assemblies.

Blade Replacement

Step-by-step process for replacing the band saw blade.

Blade Guide Bearings

Details on adjusting the blade guide bearings for optimal performance.

Chip Brush

Information on adjusting and maintaining the chip brush.

Blade Tension

Procedure for setting and checking blade tension.

Blade Tracking

Instructions for adjusting the blade tracking for proper alignment.

Test Cut to Verify Adjustment

Method for verifying adjustments using test cuts.

Setting Feed Rate

How to adjust the feed rate for efficient cutting.

Counterbalance Spring

Guidance on adjusting the counterbalance spring.

Blade-to-Table Squareness

How to ensure the blade is perpendicular to the table for straight cuts.

Auto Shut-Off Adjustment

Adjusting the automatic shut-off feature.

Vise Positioning (712D Only)

Instructions for positioning the vise for different cuts on the 712D model.

Vise Positioning (712 Only)

Instructions for positioning the vise for different cuts on the 712 model.

Operation

Blade Break-In

Procedure for breaking in a new saw blade.

General Operating Procedure

Overall steps for operating the band saw safely and effectively.

Evaluating Cutting Efficiency

How to assess cutting efficiency by observing chips.

User Maintenance

Lubrication

Details on lubricating various parts of the machine.

Coolant Level

Maintaining the correct coolant level for optimal performance.

Additional Servicing

Information on when to seek professional servicing.

Troubleshooting HVBS-712/712D Band Saw

Mechanical and Electrical Problems

Common mechanical and electrical issues and their solutions.

Operational Problems

Solutions for common operational issues encountered during use.

Replacement Parts

HVBS-712/712D Bed and Stand Assembly – Exploded View

Exploded diagram of the bed and stand assembly for parts identification.

HVBS-712/712D Bow Assembly – Exploded View

Exploded diagram of the bow assembly for parts identification.

HVBS-712/712D – Parts List

Detailed list of replacement parts with index numbers and descriptions.

Electrical Connections – HVBS-712/712D Band Saw

Warranty and Service

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Jet HVBS-712 User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Jet HVBS-712 Specifications

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

On-Off Switch Padlock

About This Manual

Specifications

Setup and Assembly

Shipping Contents

Tools Required for Assembly

Unpacking and Cleanup

Assembly

Coolant Tank Preparation

Electrical Connections

Grounding Instructions

Voltage Conversion

Extension Cords

Adjustments

Tools Required for Adjustments

Vertical Bow Position

Blade Speed

Blade Guides

Blade Replacement

Blade Guide Bearings

Chip Brush

Blade Tension

Blade Tracking

Test Cut to Verify Adjustment

Setting Feed Rate

Counterbalance Spring

Blade-to-Table Squareness

Auto Shut-Off Adjustment

Vise Positioning (712D Only)

Vise Positioning (712 Only)

Operation

Blade Break-In

General Operating Procedure

Evaluating Cutting Efficiency

User Maintenance

Lubrication

Coolant Level

Additional Servicing

Troubleshooting HVBS-712/712D Band Saw

Mechanical and Electrical Problems

Operational Problems

Replacement Parts

HVBS-712/712D Bed and Stand Assembly – Exploded View

HVBS-712/712D Bow Assembly – Exploded View

HVBS-712/712D – Parts List

Electrical Connections – HVBS-712/712D Band Saw

Warranty and Service

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