Jet jwbs-18qt-3 Supplementary Manual

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JET JWBS-18QT-3, 18-Inch Band Saw 
 
When you need an industrial-tough band saw with large 
capacities and the power to handle whatever cutting job 
you throw at it, the JET JWBS-18QT-3, 18-Inch Band 
Saw stands head and shoulders above the competition. 
Our new super-tough triangular frame and the strong-
running JET 3HP TEFC (totally enclosed fan cooled) 
motor will keep handling your jobs for many years to 
come. 
 
Rigid Frame, Cabinets & Doors 
 
Our new triangular design frame is made from heavy gauge steel 
and designed to provide superior column rigidity. The triangular 
column design reduces rotational twist by 65% versus the 
traditional square column design. The exceptional strength of the 
JET JWBS-18QT-3, 18-Inch Band Saw frame allowed us to 
incorporate an impressive standard 12-1/4" resaw capacity to 
handle the large pieces of wood, slicing veneers and cutting book 
matched panels right out of the box. No spacers or riser blocks to 
buy and install.   
 
The triangular column 
design reduces rotational 
twist by 65% versus the 
traditional square column 
design. 
 
The 18” by 29” steel base gives the JET JWBS-18QT-3, 18-Inch 
Band Saw a solid footing. Pre-punched holes in the corners of the 
base make it easy to secure this machine to a suitable floor surface 
when that is desired. 
 
Also new on the JET JWBS-18QT-3, 18-Inch Band Saw are the curved-face cabinet 
doors that increases their rigidity and appearance. These large, all 
steel doors overlap the cabinet openings and have a special sealing 
strip that helps to contain the dust. Both the upper and lower 
cabinets have rotating locking knobs that keep the doors closed 
tightly during operation but allows them to open wide to provide 
plenty of access for changing blades. 
The 4”-diameter dust 
port and sweeping 
brush help keep the 
dust in your bag and 
not the cabinets! 
 
We added a see-through window in the front edge of the upper 
cabinet that provides a clear view of the blade for making tacking 
adjustments with the door closed. We even use light colored tires 
on the wheels that dramatically increase the visibility of the blade.