SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M

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waltonnicoleAug 11, 2025
Why is the blade breaking so much on my SWISS TEC Saw?
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  John MilesAug 11, 2025
  Excessive blade breakage on your SWISS TEC Saw can occur for several reasons. Materials may be loosening in the vise, so ensure you clamp your work securely. The speed or feed might be incorrect, requiring adjustment. The blade teeth spacing could be too large; consider replacing it with a blade that has smaller teeth spacing. If the material is too coarse, use a blade with a slow speed and small teeth spacing. Also, check the blade tension and adjust it, making sure the blade doesn't slip on the wheel. Other potential causes include the blade rubbing on the wheel flange (adjust wheel alignment), misaligned guide bearings (adjust guide bearings), using a blade that is too thick (use a thinner blade), or cracking at the weld (weld again).
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Marissa BlackAug 30, 2025
How to prevent blade breakage on a SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M?
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  Abigail LeonAug 31, 2025
  To prevent excessive blade breakage on your SWISS TEC Saw, consider these points: * Ensure the material is clamped securely. * Adjust the speed and feed to appropriate levels. * Use a blade with smaller teeth spacing. * For coarse materials, use a slow-speed blade with small teeth spacing. * Adjust blade tension to prevent slipping. Also, make sure the blade only contacts the material after the motor starts, adjust wheel alignment to avoid rubbing, adjust guide bearings if misaligned, use a thinner blade if necessary, and address any weld cracking by rewelding.
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Valerie JonesNov 19, 2025
What to do if the blade keeps breaking on my SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M Saw?
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  Brian WhiteNov 19, 2025
  If the blade on your SWISS TEC Saw keeps breaking, there are several potential causes and solutions: * First, check that the materials are securely clamped in the vise. * Second, adjust the speed or feed of the saw. * Third, consider replacing the blade with one that has a smaller teeth spacing. * Fourth, if working with coarse material, switch to a slow-speed blade with small teeth spacing. * Fifth, adjust the blade tension so it doesn't slip on the wheel. Other things to check: * Ensure the blade only contacts the material after the motor has started. * Adjust the wheel alignment if the blade is rubbing on the wheel flange. * Adjust the guide bearings if they are misaligned. * Use a thinner blade if the current one is too thick. * If there's cracking at the wel...

SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M Specifications

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Brand	SWISS TEC
Model	ST-227 MBS M
Category	Saw
Language	English

SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M - User Manual

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SWISS TEC ST-227 MBS M Specifications