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Heavy Duty Portable Band Saw Table 48-08-0260
For additional safety instructions, read Safety Instruction Book No. 58-13-0000.
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WARNING! To reduce the
risk of personal injury, user
must read and understand
Operator's Manual
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48-08-0260
1 - Handle
2 - Band Saw
3 - Mounting Vise
4 - Chain Hook
5 - Swivel Pin
6 - Crank Nut
7 - Chain
8 - Work Surface
9 - Band Saw Table
10 - Mounting Bracket Screw
11 - Swivel Bracket Clamp Nut
12 - Locking Pin
13 - Swivel Bracket
14 - Mounting Bracket
15 - Front Handle Retaining
Screw
B
Assembly
16 - Socket Head Cap Screws
17 - Hardened Washers
18 - Hex Wrench
19 - Front Handle
20 - Band Saw Blade
21 - Clearance Slot
Mounting on Workbench
The MILWAUKEE Band Saw Table must be
mounted to a wooden or metal workbench
with four bolts. Be sure to choose a loca-
tion with sufficient room on each side to
accommodate the cutting of long stock.
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CE Conformity Mark
SEMKO Safety Mark
Mounting on Portable Legs
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of personal injury
caused by tipping, use legs of equal
lengths that will provide a comfortable
working height. Keep table level, place
stand securely on level surface. Sup-
port overhanging stock.
The MILWAUKEE Band Saw Table is
equipped with four pipe connectors, located
on the underside of the table, to accommo-
date 3/4" threaded pipe for use as legs.
This converts the table into a stand. The
legs are not provided with the table. The
length of the legs should be less than
790 mm.
Mounting the Saw to the Table
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of injury, always un-
plug tool before mounting to or remov-
ing from table.
With the table properly mounted on a bench
or legs, place the swivel bracket in the po-
sition shown in (Fig. 1), where it is secured
in place with a locking pin. Line up the mount-
ing bracket with the left pair of holes in the
swivel bracket. Install the two socket head
cap screws and hardened washers pro-
vided. Hand tighten the screws until final
adjustments are made.
Use the hex wrench provided to remove
the front handle retaining screw and handle
(Fig. 2). Store the handle for future use. The
screw is to be used for mounting the saw
in the next step.
Pull out the locking pin and swing the mount-
ing bracket forward (Fig. 3). With the tool
equipped with a blade, place the tool on the
table with the blade resting in the clearance
slot in the work surface. Support it by the
handle. Line up the front handle and mount-
ing slot with the key in the mounting bracket.
Install the front handle screw and tighten
firmly.
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