BANDSAW OPERATIONS - OD1646 - LESSON 1/PE 1
LESSON 1.
PRACTICAL EXERCISE ANSWERS
1.
a.
Screw feed device
b.
c.
angular blade guide
d.
disk cutting attachment
e.
rip fence
2.
Second Requirement
a.
A kerf is a cut made by a bandsaw blade.
b.
The raker setting is the setting of the teeth for most bandsaw
machines.
Raker tooth blades have one tooth bent to the right, the next
tooth bent to the left, and the third tooth set straight.
c.
The pitch of bandsaw blade teeth is the number of teeth per linear
inch of the blade.
d.
Annealing is the process or reheating metal and allowing it to cool
slowly, thereby returning it to an approximation of its original temper.
e.
bastard-cut files are double-cut files of medium pitch, usually used
for filing steel and other hard metals.
3.
Third Requirement
(a) Carbon Blades.
If a carbon blade is being annealed on the model
2612-1M bandsaw machine welder, press and jog the anneal switch pushbutton
until the weld is a dull cherry to cherry red in color.
Then allow the
blade to cool slowly by decreasing the jogging frequency.
(b) Dart Blades.
To anneal a Dart blade, heat the blade slowly until
the weld becomes a deep blue color. Continue to heat by jogging the anneal
switch pushbutton until the width of the blue color is one-half the length
of the band exposed between the jaws. Do not overheat or the temper of the
band adjacent to the weld will be damaged. Cool quickly by releasing the
button.
52