Why won't my Parkside PBS 350 B2 start?
If your Parkside Saw doesn't start, it could be due to a lack of mains power supply. Check the socket, mains connection cable, plug, and fuse. If any of these are faulty, have them repaired by a qualified electrician. It may also be due to a broken on/off switch or a defective motor.
Why does the saw blade on my Parkside PBS 350 B2 get blunt so quickly?
If the saw blade on your Parkside Saw becomes blunt quickly, it could be because the band saw blade is unsuitable for the workpiece. Try inserting a suitable band saw blade. Also, check if you're applying too much pressure; if so, reduce the pressure.
How to improve poor sawing performance of my Parkside PBS 350 B2 Saw?
Poor sawing performance with your Parkside Saw can be attributed to a blunt band saw blade or incorrect pressure of the workpiece against the band saw blade. Adjust the pressure accordingly.
What to do if my Parkside PBS 350 B2 does not start?
If your Parkside Saw doesn't start, it might be due to a lack of mains power. Check the socket, mains connection cable, plug, and fuse. If any of these are faulty, have them repaired by a qualified electrician. It can also happen if the on/off switch is broken or the motor is defective, in these cases you should contact the service center.
Why does the saw blade quickly become blunt on my Parkside PBS 350 B2 Saw?
If the Parkside Saw blade quickly becomes blunt, ensure that the band saw blade is suitable for the workpiece. If not, insert a suitable band saw blade. Also, reduce the pressure applied to the saw.
What to do if my Parkside PBS 350 B2 Saw works with interruptions?
If your Parkside Saw works with interruptions, it might be due to an internal loose contact or a broken ON/OFF switch. In both cases, contact the service center.
Why is the sawing performance poor on my Parkside PBS 350 B2 Saw?
If you experience poor sawing performance with your Parkside Saw, it could be due to a blunt band saw blade (see “Changing the band saw blade”). Also, check the pressure of the workpiece against the band saw blade; it might be too high or too low. Adjust the pressure accordingly.
Details on the bandsaw's general features and included accessories, along with an overview of its components.
Specifications of the bandsaw, including voltage, power, cutting capacity, and dimensions.
Essential safety rules for operating power tools, covering work area, personal protection, and tool usage.
Safety precautions and warnings specific to the use and handling of band saws.
Identifies potential hazards and risks that may remain even with correct operation, including medical implants.
Instructions for safely transporting the bandsaw and the steps required for initial assembly.
Explanation of the machine's controls and the function of its safety devices like the saw blade guard.
Procedures for checking the machine before use, including adjusting the band saw blade tension and position.
Guides for performing straight, angular, and curved cuts with the bandsaw, including proper workpiece handling.
Steps for safely shutting down the bandsaw, releasing blade tension, and cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning the interior and exterior of the bandsaw, and general maintenance tips.
Detailed guide on adjusting the band saw blade's position and ensuring it is perpendicular to the saw table.
A table listing common problems, their possible causes, and recommended error corrections.
Information on the product guarantee, how to claim it, and contact details for service and repair.
List of available spare parts and accessories with their respective order numbers.
Official declarations confirming the product's compliance with UK and EU safety and regulatory standards.
General| Power | 350 W |
|---|---|
| Idle speed | 3000 rpm |
| Cutting depth | 55 mm |
| Saw blade diameter | 85 mm |
| Mitre angle | 0 - 45° |
| Blade diameter | 85 mm |
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