Precautions For Use of Electric Portable Horizontal Band Sawmill

1. The electric portable horizontal band sawmill should lift up the saw as much as possible to prevent the tooth tip from grinding or grinding wood, so as to protect the sharpness of the chisel blade.

2. The head can be slightly left, but do not use a saw. The head is inclined to the right, so it is easy to walk and the cavity is tired.

3. Keep your eyes as close to the longitudinal direction of the sawing target as possible, and you can see both sides of the saw blade.

4. Avoid body movement, and only move the arm, which makes the arm hard, local endurance unbearable, and the length of the saw blade moving up and down is short, resulting in the consequence that the big saw cannot be used.

5. Prevent the chest from moving up and down excessively, adding extra burden to the waist.

6. Eliminate excessive bending and work, but do not pay attention to waist activities. The human body will produce serious weight. In addition to work, the waist will soon become sore, or when the waist is bent, you can not feel it, and the back pain has come all the time, affecting the continuous work.

7. When the horizontal band saw is operated for a long time, the left palm of the saw back sometimes foams. It can be pulled with a small piece of wood, and then clipped on the back of the saw near the up saw button. It can be avoided by covering the small piece of wood with your hand.

It is used by two people, and is usually used when the precision is high, the sawing thickness is thick, and the material is hard. There are two hands when using, two hands with one hand, and two hands when sawing with one hand. The solid direction of the sawed piece can be horizontal, vertical or inclined, but the sawing section must be vertical. The division of labor is that the upper hand saw, the brake saw, has more force than the feeding saw. The lower sawing hand pulls the saw with more force than the upper sawing. When the electric portable horizontal band sawmill is operated, the upper and lower sawing hands must coordinate with each other.