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Showing Application of Dado Head

American No. 30 Universal Saw Bench

OUR No. 30 Universal Saw Bench is a machine that will do ripping, cross-cutting and dadoing in an efficient and thorough

manner. It will cut a perfect mitre ; it will measure any angle in-stantly and accurately; it will cut off to length or rip to width —all without the. operator having to do any previous calculating or even referring to a rule. It is built with extreme care like an iron-working tool to insure absolute accuracy of operation. "Built like an iron-working tool" is not merely a phrase with us—it is a fact characteristic of American woodworking machines. We know how, and do make, iron-working tools of the highest order and these machines are of the same high class.

Capacity Rips from ~" to 271 2 " and cuts off to 31" wide when saw is set for 2" thick. An 18" saw may project 53 4" above the table. The table tilts to 45° for bevel sawing. Two 18" saws 1%" hole are furnished. If necessary one 20" saw (not adjustable) can be used. Dado heads 212" wide can be used.

Fyanze Is a unit casting, massive and rigid, having three points of bearing on the floor.

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American No. 30 Universal Saw Bench —Continued Table

Size 40"x 48". The movable section is 17" wide, guided by an accurately fitted tongue and groove and supported on adjustable anti-friction rollers. It can be drawn away from the main table 3" for dado work. Main section is 23" wide, and is ruled for ripping up to 2712" wide. The entire table can be tilted to 45° by means of a wog Iii and worm segment. The segment is accurately graduated and can be clamped at any point, and there is a fixed stop on the frame for the horizontal position,

Gauges There are four gauges, three for cutting off and one for ripping. The principal cutting off gauge is pivoted to the sliding section and can be stopped at the principal angles with a taper pin, and by a patented attachment all intermediate angles can be quickly found. We apply also in connection with this gauge our patent graduated sector on the table, by which stock can be cut to required angle without calculation when the length is known. The two swivel cut-off gauges move in a slot in each section of the table. The supporting tongues

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Showing Table Tilted and Rip Gauge to Left of Saw

American No. 30 Universal Saw Bench —Continued

extend the whole length of the table and can be reversed when not in use, maintaining an unbroken table surface. The ripping gauge is adjusted by taper pins and micrometer rack and pinion and can be used on either side of the saw. The stationary table is ruled across its face for accurate ripping. The fence can be tilted to 45°. The entire gauge can be swung to an angle for roughing out core boxes.

Segment Gauge (Self-contained ) Can be supplied as an extra for jointing segments of glued-up rings, gear wheels, pulleys, etc. from 8" diameter, with four segments upward. It is attached to the right hand cut-off gauge.

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American No. 30 Universal Saw Bench— Continued

Pulley Segment Gauge

Ayboy Yoke Carries two hard steel arbors 1~" diameter with self-oiling boxes and 412" x 612" pulley between. The yoke revolves on a disk 22" diameter, fitted into a bored bearing in one wall of the frame, and on a supporting gud-geon in rear wall, this bearing being should-ered both ways to pre-vent end motion. The circular adjustment is made by a worm wheel

and worm of quick pitch with adjustment for wear. A special arbor sleeve is furnished to take the place of the nut and collar when a dado head is used. A sawdust chute is cast into the frame and delivers at the rear.

Countershaft Has Tight and Loose (self-oiling) pulleys 12"x612", 700 R.P.M. It may be placed on or under the-floor. Idler jack, pivoted inside the frame, carries two self-oiling guide pul-leys.

Motor Drive (Extra )

Takes the place of the countershaft and can be attached di-rectly to the main frame, making aself-contained unit ready for wiring. Safety Guard, shown in cuts on preceding pages, is an extra.

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Segment Gauge, extra. . Deputied Extended Rip Gauge, extra. . . . . . . .Deputiff

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