Maintenance of table saw TK 250 RSN

The photo captures the central body of the TK 250 RSN table saw, offering a clear and detailed perspective of the machine. In the center of the image stands the main frame of the saw, made of durable and finely crafted metal. The clean lines and sturdy frame construction suggest solidity and reliability.

On the front part of the central body, the controls and adjustment devices are visible, such as the knobs for raising and lowering the blade and for the inclination of the blade itself. These details demonstrate the versatility of the machine and its ability to adapt to specific cutting needs.

The photo captures the table saw's table top and blade, offering a close-up and detailed view of these crucial components of the machine. In the center of the image is the saw's work surface, a sturdy, flat surface on which the material to be cut is placed. The surface of the top is in cast iron.

The short clip begins with the technician opening the TK 250 RSN table saw to carry out maintenance. With attention and competence, the technician inspects the saw mechanism, focusing his attention on the threads of the crucial parts, such as the knob for raising and lowering the blade and the one for tilting the blade at 45°. Through careful observation, the technician notices that the threads have become stiff due to the accumulation of wood dust and dirt over time, making it difficult for the blade to move.

To fix the problem, the technician begins by carefully cleaning the threads and relevant surfaces, removing the accumulated wood dust and other debris. Using the appropriate tools and materials, the technician works carefully to ensure that each part is completely clean and free of blockages. Once cleaning is complete, the technician applies an appropriate lubricant to the threads and surfaces, ensuring smooth, snag-free movement of the blade.

The short clip shows the technician carrying out tests to verify the correct functioning of the TK 250 RSN table saw, after having lubricated the threads and completed maintenance.

First of all, the technician could test the raising and lowering of the blade using the relevant knob, carefully observing the movement of the blade and ensuring that it is smooth and without any hitches. Next, he could adjust the blade inclination to 45°, checking whether the mechanism works correctly and whether the blade positions correctly according to specifications.

The short clip shows the technician as, after checking the blade from inside the machine, he proceeds to check the precision of the blade on the table saw. Carefully and precisely, the technician approaches the machine and carefully looks at the blade, making sure it is perfectly aligned and ready for use.

Using precise measuring tools, the technician examines the blade and checks that it is straight and without deformation or damage. With confident gestures, the technician carries out checks along the entire length of the blade, ensuring that there are no weak points or irregularities that could compromise the precision of the cut.

The short clip shows the technician who, in addition to solving the problem of rigid threading, focuses on controlling the main thing: the movement and accuracy of the blade on the table saw TK 250 RSN. With a focused expression, the technician starts the machine and begins to carefully observe the operation of the blade.

Using appropriate measuring tools and his expert eye, the technician checks the correct alignment of the blade with respect to the cutting plane. By ensuring that the blade moves without oscillations and follows a smooth path, the technician confirms the precision of the cut and the absence of unwanted vibrations.

The short clip shows the technician while, after carefully checking the blade of the table saw, he proceeds to carry out the cutting test to verify its actual precision and functionality. the technician prepares the material to be cut and positions himself in front of the machine.

With a decisive gesture, the technician starts the saw and begins cutting the material, carefully observing the movement of the blade and the result of the cut. the technician monitors the material as it is cut, ensuring that the blade passes through the material cleanly and precisely.