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Operator's Manual

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SCROLL SAW

Model No.

137.216200

1/9 HP (Max. Developed)

Pin-end or Plain-end Blade

400-1600S.RM.

CAUTION:

Before using this Scroll Saw,

read this manual and follow

all its Safety Rules and

Operating Instructions

• Safety Instructions

• Installation

• Operation

• Maintenance

• Parts List

Customer Help Line

1-800-843-1682

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 USA

Part No, 137216200001

SECTION PAGE

Product Specifications ............................................................................................................... 2

Warning .................................................................................................................................... 2

Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................... 3

Accessories and Attachments ...................................................................................................... 6

Carton Contents ......................................................................................................................... 6

Know Your Scroll Saw .................................................................................................................................. 8

Glossary of Terms ...................................................................................................................... 9

Assembly and Adjustments ......................................................................................................... t0

Bsalc saw Operation..................................................................................................................... 14

Maintenance .............................................................................................................................. 17

Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................................................... 18

Parts ........................................................................................................................................ 20

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY

if this Scroll Saw fails due to a defect in material or workmanship within one year of date of purchase,

Sears will at its option repair or replace it free of charge.

Return this Scroll Saw to a Sears Service Center for repair, or to place of purchase for replacement.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which may vary from

state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817 WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

Some dustcreated by power sanding sawing,grinding,drillingand otherconstructionactivitiescontainschemicals

knownto the state of Californiato cause cancer, birthdefectsor other reproductve harm Some examplesof these

chemicalsare: •Lead from lead-basedpaints

• Crystalline silicafrom bricks, cement andother masonry products

• Arsenic and chromiumfrom chemicallytreatedlumber

Your riskfrom these exposuresvades, dependingon howoftenyoudothistype of work. To reduceyour exposureto

these chemicals,work in a well ventilatedarea andworkwith approvedsafetyequipmentsuch as dustmasksthat are

speciallydesigned to filter out microscopicparticles.

Motor

Power source ......... 120 V, 60 Hz, 1.4Amp., Ac

Speed ...................... 400 ~ 1600 spm

Speed control .......... Electronic

Blade

Type ..................... Pin-end or Plain-end

Depth of Throat ....... 20-114"

Blade Stroke .......... 3/4"

Depth of 45"Cut .... 1-1/8" Left; 3/4" Right

Depth of 90"Cut .... 2-1/4"

Table

Size ...................... 23-23/32" X15-11/16"

Tilt ........................ 45"Left; Right

SAWDUST BLOWER ...... Yes

To avoid electrical hazards, fire hazards, or damage to

the tool, use proper circuit protection. Use aseparate

electrical circuit for your tools.

Your scrollsaw is wired at the factory for 120V operation.

Connect to a 120V, 15 AMP branch circuit and use a 15

Amp time delay fuse or circuit breaker. To avoid shockor

fire, replace power cord immediately if it is worn, cut or

damaged in any way.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE USING THE SCROLL SAW

Safety is a combinationof common sense, stayingalert

and knowinghowto use your scrollsaw.

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Toavoid mistakesthat could cause seriousinjury,do not

plugthe ScrollSaw in untilyou have road and

understoodthe following.

1. READ and become familiar with the entire Operator's

Manual. LEARN the tool'sapplication,limitationsand

possiblehazards.

2. KEEP GUARDS IN PLACE and inworkingorder.

3. REMOVE ADJUSTING KEYS AND WRENCHES.

From the habitof checkingto see that keysand

adjustingwrenches are removed from the toolbefore

turningON.

4. KEEP WORK AREA CLEAN. Clutterodareas and

benchesinviteaccidents.

5. DON'T USE IN DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT.

Don't use power toolsin damp and wet locations,or

exposethem to rain. Keepwork area well lighted.

6. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY.All visitorsshouldbe kepta

safe distancefromwork area.

7. MAKE WORKSHOP CHILD PROOF withpadlocks,

master switches,or by removingstarterkeys.

8. DON'T FORCE THE TOOL. It will do the job better

and safer at the rate for which itwas designed.

9. USE THE RIGHT TOOL. Do not force toolor

attachmentto do a job for which itwas notdesigned.

10.USE PROPER EXTENSION CORD. Make sureyour

extensioncord is in goodcondition.When usingan

extensioncord, be sure to use one heavy enoughto

carrythe currantyour productwill draw.An

undersizedcord willresult ina drop inline voltage

and in lossof powerwhichwillcause the toolto

overheat.The table on page 5showsthe correctsize

to use dependingon cord lengthand nameplate

ampere rating.If in doubt, use the next heavier gauge.

The smallerthe gauge number,the heavier the cord

11.WEAR PROPER APPAREL. Do not wear loose

clothing, gloves, neckties, rings, bracelets, or other

jewelry which may get caught in moving parts.

Non-slip footwear is recommended• Wear protective

hair covering to contain long hair.

12.ALWAYSWEAR EYE PROTECTION. Any scrollsaw

can throw foreignobjectsinto the eyes and could

cause permanenteye damage. ALWAYSwear Safety

Goggles(notglasses)that comply withANSI Safety

standardZ87.1. Everydayeyeglasseshave only

impact-rosistancelenses. They ARE NOT safety

glasses.Safety Gogglesare availableat Sears.

NOTE: Glasses or gogglesnotin compliance with

ANSI Z87.1 couldcause seriousinjurywhenthey

break.

13.WEAR A FACE MASK OR DUST MASK. Sawing

operationproducesdust.

14.SECURE WORK. Use clamps ora vise to holdwork

when practical.It's safer than usingyour hand andit

frees bothhandsto operatetool.

15.DISCONNECT TOOLS before servicing;when

changingaccessoriessuchas blades, bits,cutters,

and the like.

16.REDUCE THE RISK OF UNINTENTIONAL

STARTING. Make sureswitchis inOFF position

before pluggingin.

17.USE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES. Consultthe

Operator'sManualfor recommendedaccessories.

The use of improperaccessoriesmay cause riskof

injuryto persons.

18.NEVER STAND ON TOOL. Seriousinjurycould

occur if the tool is tippedor if the cuttingtoolis

unintentionallycontacted.

19.CHECK FOR DAMAGED PARTS. Before further use

of the too!,a guardor other partthat is damaged

shouldbe carefully checkedto determinethat it will

operate properlyand performits intendedfunction -

checkfor alignmentof movingparts,bindingof

movingparts, breakage of parts,mounting,and any

otherconditionsthat mayaffect itsoperation.A guard

orother partthat is damaged shouldbe properly

repairedor replaced.

20.NEVER LEAVE TOOL RUNNING UNATTENDED.

TURN POWER "OFF". Don't leave tooluntilit comes

to a completestop.

21.DON'T OVERREACH. Keep properfootingand

balance at all times•

22.MAINTAIN TOOLS WITH CARE. Keep tools sharp

andclean for best and safest performance.Follow

instructionsfor lubricatingand changingaccassodes.

23.DIRECTION OF FEED. Feed work into a blade or

cutter against the direction of rotation of the blade or

cutter only.

24.DO NOT operatethe tool if youare underthe

influence of any drugs,alcoholor medicationthat

couldaffectyour abilityto use the toolproberly.

25.DUST GENERATED from certain materialscan be

hazardousto your health.Always operate the saw in

well-ventilatedarea and providefor properdust

removal.Use dustcollectionsystemswhenever

possible.

SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR

SCROLL SAWS

1. READ AND UNDERSTAND all safetyinstructions

and operatingproceduresthroughoutthe manual.

2. DO NOT operate the scrollsaw untilit is completely

assembled and installedaccordingto the instructions.

3. SHOULD any part of scrollsaw be missing,damaged,

or fail in any way, or any electricalcomponent fail to

performproperly,shut offthe switchand removethe

plugfrom the powersupplyoutlet.Replace missing,

damaged, or failed parts before resumingoperation.

4. IF YOU ARE NOT thoroughlyfamiliar withthe

operationof the scrollsaw, obtainadvice from your

supervisor,instructor,or other qualifiedperson.

5. SERIOUS INJURY couldoccur if the tooltipsover or

you accidentallyhitthe cuttingtool.Do notstore

anythingabove or near the tool.

6. AVOID INJURY from unexpectedsaw movement.

Place the saw on a firm level surfacewhere the saw

doesnot rock, and boltor clamp the saw to its

support.

7. YOUR SCROLL SAW MUST BE SECURELY

FASTENED to a standor workbench.If there is any

tendencyfor the standor workbenchto move during

operation,the standor workbench MUST be fastened

to the floor.

8. THIS SCROLL SAW is intended for indooruse only.

9. TENSION BLADE PROPERLY before startingthe

saw. Recheck and adjusttension as needed.

10.BLADE TEETH MUST POINT downwardtowardthe

table.

I1.TABLE MUST BE CLEARED of all debris before

operating saw, Do not perform layout, set up or

assemble work on the table when the saw is in

operation.

12.TO PREVENT INJURIES, avoid awkwardhandor

fingerpositions,where a suddenslip couldcause a

handto move intothe blade whenoperatingthe saw.

13.HOLD WORKPIECE FIRMLY againstthe scrollsaw

table top.

14.NEVER CUT MATERIAL that is too smallto be held

safely.

15.DO NOT USE dullor bent blades.

16.TURN THE SAW OFF AND UNPLUG THE CORD if

the blade bindsin the saw kerf whilebeingbacked

out of the workpiece,usuallycaused by sawdust

cloggingthe kerf. If thishappens, turnoff the scroll

sawand unplugthe powercord. Wedge open the kerf

and backthe blade outof the workpieca.

17.DO NOT feed the materialtoo fast whilecutting.Only

feed the workpieceat the rate the saw willcut.

18.TURN THE POWER OFF, remove the switchkey and

make surethe scrollsaw comes to a completestop

beforeinstallingor removingan accessory,and

beforeleaving the workarea.

19.DO NOT START the saw with workpiecepressing

againstthe blade. Slowly feed the workpieceinto the

movingblade.

20.WHEN CUTTING a large workpiece.MAKE SURE

the materialis supportedat table height,

21.EXERCISE CAUTION when cuttingworkpiecesthat

are roundor irregularly shaped, workpiecescan pinch

the blade.

22.ALWAYS release blade tensionbefore looseningthe

blade holderscrew.

23.MAKE CERTAIN tabletiltinglock is tightenedbefore

startingthe machine.

24.NEVER REACH underthe scrollsawtable when

motoris running.

25.CHECK FOR DAMAGED PARTS beforeeach use.

Checkfor alignmentof movingparts, bindingof

movingparts, breakage of parts, mountingor any

otherconditionsthat may affectoperation.Parts that

are damaged shouldbe properly repairedor replaced

before usingthe tool.

26.THINK SAFETY.

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

IN THE EVENT OF A MALFUNCTION OR

BREAKDOWN, groundingprovidesa pathof least

resistance for electriccurrentand reducesthe risk of

electricshock.This tool is equippedwith an electriccord

that has an equipmentgroundingconductorand a

groundingplug.The plugMUST be pluggedinto a

matching receptaclethat is propertyinstalledand

groundedin accordancewithALL localcodes and

ordinances.

DO NOT MODIFY THE PLUG PROVIDED. If it will notfit

the receptacle,have the properreceptacle installedby a

qualifiedelectrician.

IMPROPER CONNECTION of the equipmentgrounding

conductorcan result in riskof electric shock.The

conductorwith green insulation(withor withoutyellow

stripes)is the equipmentgroundingconductor.If repair

or replacement of the electriccord or plugis necessary,

DO NOT connectthe equipment groundingconductorto

alive terminal.

CHECK witha qualified electrician orservice person if

youdo notcompletelyunderstandthe grounding

instructions, or if you are not sure the tool is properly

grounded.

USE ONLY 3-WIRE EXTENSION CORDS THAT HAVE

3-PRONG GROUNDING PLUGS AND 3-POLE

RECEPTACLES THAT ACCEPT THE TOOL'S PLUG.

REPAIR OR REPLACE DAMAGED OR WORN CORD

IMMEDIATELY.

GUIDELINES FOR EXTENSION CORDS

USE PROPER EXTENSION CORD. Make sure your

extensioncord is ingood condition. When using an

extension cord, be sure to use one heavy enoughto

carrythe currentyour productwill draw. An undersized

cord will cause a drop in linevoltage, resulting inloss of

power and cause overheating.The table belowshows

the correctsize to use dependingon cordlengthand

nameplateampere rating.If in doubt,use the next

heaviergauge. The smallerthe gauge number,the

heavier the cord.

This tool is intendedfor use ona circuitthat has a

receptaclelikethe one illustratedin FIGURE A.

FIGURE A showsa 3-prong electricalplugand

receptaclethat has a groundingconductor.If a proper

groundedreceptacle is notavailable, an adapter

(FIGURE B) can be used to temporarilyconnectthisplug

to a 2-contactgroundedreceptacle.The temporary

adaptershouldbe used onlyuntila properlygrounded

receptacle can be installedby aqualified technician.The

adapter (FIGURE B) has a rigid lug extendingfrom it that

MUST be connected to a permanent earthground,such

as a properlygroundedreceptacle box.The Canadian

ElectricalCode prohibitsthe use of the adapters.

CAUTION: In all cases, make certain the receptacleis

properlygrounded.If youare not sure, have a qualified

electriciancheck the receptacle.

This toolis for indooruse only. Do not expose to rain or

use indamp locations.

Fig, A 3-Prong Plug

! I Grounding Prong

ProperlyGrounded

_ 3-Prong Receptacle

Fig. B

Grounding Lug

-- Make Sure This

is Connected to a

Known Ground

_- 2-Prong

Receptacle

Be sure your extension cord is properly wired and in

good condition. Always replace a damaged extension

cord or have it repaired by a qualified person before

using it. Protect your extension cords from sharp objects,

excessive heat and damp or wet areas

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Use a separate electrical circuit for your tools. This circuit

must not be less than # 12 wire and should be protected

with a 15 Amp time delay fuse. Before connecting the

motor to the power line, make sure the switch is in the

OFF position and the electric current is rated the same

as the current stamped on the motor nameplate, running

at a lower voltage will damage the motor.

This tool must be grounded while in use to protect the

operator from electrical shock.

(When using 120 volts only)

Ampere Rating Total length of cord in feet

More than not more than 25' 50' 100' 150'

0 6 18 16 16 14

6 10 18 16 14 12

10 12 16 16 14 12

12 16 14 12 notrecommended

AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES UNPACKING AND CHECKING CONTENTS

•Toavoid injury,do notattempt to modify thistoolor

any accessoriesnot recommended for use withthis

tool.Any suchalteration or modificationis misuse

and couldresult ina hazardousconditionleadingto

possibleseriousinjury.

•Use onlyaccessories availablefrom Sears for this

scrollsaw. Followinstructionsthat accompany

accessories.Use of improperaccessoriesmay

cause hazards.

V_sityourSears Hardware Departmentor see the Sears

Powerand Handtool catalog for the following

accessodes:

ITEM

Pin-endsaw blades

Plain-endsaw blades

Scrollsaw handbook

Scrollsaw pattern kit

Sears may offer other accessoriesnot listed in this

manual.

See your nearest Sears storeor Power and Hand Tool

Catalogfor other accessories.

Do not use any accessoryunless youhave completely

read the instructionsor Operator's Manual for that

accessory.

•To avoidinjury,if any part is missingor damaged, do

not plugthe scrollsaw in untilthe missingor damaged

part is replaced,and assemblyis complete.

•To avoidfire and toxicreaction,neveruse gasoline,

naphtha,acetone, lacquer,thinner,or similarhighly

volatilesolventsto clean the scrollsaw.

Carefullyunpackthe scrollsaw and all carton contents.

Compare them to the following list and illustrationsto

make surethat they are all there.

To remove the scrollsaw from the carton, liftthe saw by

the back of the upperframe.

ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

A. Scrollsaw 1

B. Blades (2 Pin-endand 2 Plain-end) 4

C. Hex wrench 1

D. Knob 1

STAND:

E. Leg withleg flange 1

F. Legs 3

G. Top bracket 2

H. Top bracket 2

I. Bottom bracket (short) 2

J. Bottom bracket (long) 2

K. Foot pads 3

L. Bolt 1

MNut 1

N. Mounting hex Bolt 4

O. Flatwashers 4

P. Screws 20

Q. Nuts 24

UNPACKINGYOURSCROLL SAW

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Bladeguardassembly Variablespeed

lockknob controlknob

tensionlever

-Bladelockknob

adeguard

foot

Mountinghole

UpperArm

Work light

Worktable

Bevel scale

Table lock knob

Sawdust collection Blade storage

SCROLL SAW TERMS

BEVEL SCALE- Represents the degree of table angle,from

0"to45", when the table is tiltedfor bevel cutting.

BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY - Guards the blade arid keeps

your workpiece from rising. Helps protect fingers from blade

contact.

BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY LOCK KNOB - Allowsyou to

raise or lowerthe foot, and lockit at the desiredheight.

BLADE HOLDERS - Retain and positionthe blades.

BLADE STORAGE - Providesconvenient easy access to

extrablades orwrenches.

QUICK RELEASE TENSION LEVER - Quicklyloosensand

retightensthe blade to its original tension. The tension Lever

quicklysets and resets the blade tension when performing

interiorcuttingoperationsor changing blades.

SAWDUST BLOWER - Keeps sawdustfrom coveringthe line

of sightfor more accurate cuts. The best results occur when

the blower tubeis directedtoward the blade and workpiece.

SAWDUST COLLECTION PORT - Allowsvacuum

attachmentsor hose to be used to remove the sawdustfrom

underthe table and base.

TABLE LOCK KNOB - Securelylocks the table at the angle

desired for bevel cutting.

VARIABLE SPEED ON/OFF CONTROL KNOB - Variable

switchdial allows greater versatilitywhen cuttinga varietyof

materials. Pull the controlknobOUT to turn the scrollsaw ON.

Adjustthe speed to the desired setting, between 400 to1600

strokesper minute (SPM), by turningthe controlknob

clockwise or counter clockwise. Push the controlknobIN to

turnthe scroll saw OFF.

WOODWORKING TERMS (FIG. A)

KERF - The slot cutby the blade.

LEADING EDGE - The front edge of the workpiecewhich is

pushed intothe blade.

SAW BLADE PATH- Area or line of sightof the workpiece

moving in linetowardthe saw blade edge.

BLADE TOOTH SET - The total blade cutwidth, basedon the

distancefrom the outsidepoint of one bent toothto the outside

pointof the next benttooth.

TRAILING EDGE - The edge of the workpiecethat the

sawblade willcutthroughlast.

SURFACE - Top of workpiecabeing cut.

WORKPIECE - Material on which the cuttingoperationis

being performed.

FEED - Rate of movingworkpieceintothe blade.

DEFLECTION - Slightmovement of blade inthe horizontal

directionwhile the blade is movinginlineduringcutting

operations.This may be caused bythe blade followingthe

grain or the pathof least resistance.

Leading Edge

Kerr

Sudace

Saw blade Path

Workpiece Trailing Edge

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

This scrollsaw comes completelyassembledfrom the

factory except for the leg set. To avoid injury,make sure

all partsare assembled and adjusted properlybefore

pluggingintoa power source outletor turningthissaw

ON.

LEG SET ASSEMBLY (FIG. A)

1. Separate all parts and group by size style.

Note: Finger tightenbolts and nutswhenjoining

parts.

2. Use bolts (Q) and nuts(R) to assemblethe leg set

parts.

3. Attachthe leg (G,F) to the longtop bracket(I). Attach

the next leg to the opposite end of the top bracket.

4. Repeat thisassembly for the oppositeside ofthe leg

set.

5. Attach the completed leg set assembliesto the short

top brackets(H). Repeat on the oppositeside.

6. Attach the two longbottom brackets(M) and two

shortbottom brackets(J), usingthe bolts(Q) and

nuts (R).

7. Attachthe pads (L) to the bottomsof the legsand

insertbolt(M) into the legflange hole andtighten

usingthe nut (N) turn the stand uprighton a level

surface.

8. Tighten all nutswithan adjustablewrench.

Fig. A

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MOUNTING SAW TO STAND (FIG. B)

1. To mountyour scrollsaw to the stand,positionthe leg

standon a firm, levelsurface.

2. Matchingthe holes inthe scrollsaw base withthe holes

inthe legstand, placethe scrollsaw on the stand.

3. Securethe standand saw usingthe hex bolts(O), fiat

washers(P), and nuts(R) provided.Tighten.

Fig. B

MOUNTING SAW TO WORKBENCH (FIG. C)

1. Tomountyour scrollsaw in a permanentlocation

suchas a sturdyworkbench,boltthe scrollsaw base

to a solidworkbenchtop. The scrollsaw base (1) has

4mounting holes.

2. Placethe scrollsaw onthe worksurface(5), mark the

holeson the worksurfaceanddrill3/8" holes.Use

bolts,washers, nutsto secure.

3. If the workbenchmovesor shakes duringoperation,it

mustbe fastened to the floor.

4. Your scrollsaw isdesignedto be usedon horizontal

surfacesonly.Motordamage may resultwhen

mountedon a non-horizontalsurface.

Fig. C

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1. Scroll saw

2. Hex bolt

3. Rubber washer

4. Flat washer

5. Workbench

6. Flat washer

7. Lock washer

8. Hex nut

9. Jamb nut

BLADE STORAGE (FIG. D)

The bladestorage (1) is located underthe table. Pull out

the blade storage (1) to open. The blade storage

convenientlystoresyour hex wrenches, and bothPin and

Plainend blades.

Fig. D

SAWDUST COLLECTION PORT (FIG. E)

To keep your saw cutting efficiently,you mustkeep the

sawbase free of sawdustbuildup. For that purpose,this

saw has asawdustcollectionport (1) thatwill accepta

vacuumhose (notprovided).

If excessive sawdustbuildupdoes occurinsidethe saw

base, there is ametal plate (2) attachedby fourscrewsto

the left sideof the saw (as viewed from the front). Take

outthe screws and removethe metal plate. Clean outthe

sawdustmanuallyor witha wet]dryvacuum. Reattachthe

metal plate.

Fig. E

BLADE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

PLAIN-END BLADE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

This scroll saw accepts 5 inch plain-end or pin-end

blades to cut a wide variety of materials.

Plain-end type blades are recommended whenever fine,

accurate, and intricate work is being performed on 3/4" or

thinner material. It will take slightly longer to install and

tension the blade, but you will be able to use finer blades

for cutting a thinner kerf.

To avoid injury from accidental starting, always turn the

switch OFF and remove power cord plug from power

source before removing or replacing the blade.

PLAIN-END BLADE REMOVAL (FIG. F, G, H, I)

1.To removethe blade (1), first loosenthe bladetension

by liftingthe quick releasetensionlever(2) locatedon

the saw's bladearm (3). (Fig, F)

Fig. F

2. Loosen the upper blade holder (4) by turning the quick

release knob (5) counterclockwise(Fig. G).

Note: The hex set screw (6) onthe left sideis used

for fineadjustmentsand onlyneedsto be adjustedff

the blade is not perpendicular to the table.

Fig. G

3.Tilt the table to 0° and tightenthe bevel knob (7).

Loosen the lower blade holder screw (9) underthe

table on the left sideof the lower blade holder (8) by

turning counterclockwise. (Fig+H)

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4.Removetheblade(1),from the upper (4) and lower

blade holders(8) by pullingforward and liftingthe blade

throughthe access hole (10) in the table (11). (Fig. I)

Fig. I 2

PIN-END BLADE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

To preventpersonalinjury, always turnthe saw OFF and

disconnectthe plugfrom sourcebefore changingblades

or makingadjustments.

Pin-end type blades are thicker for stability and for faster

assembly. These blades are required for faster cutting of

material 3/4" thickness or greater. Also, use whenever

less precision or thicker kerf cutting is acceptable.

Note: When installingpin-end blades, the set screws

located on the upperand lower blade holdersshouldnot

be over or undertightened.The slotmustbe slightly

wider thanthe thicknessof the blade.After the blade is

installed,the blade tension mechanismwill keep the

pin-endin place.

PIN-END BLADE REMOVAL (FIG. J, K)

1. To remove the blade (1), loosen the tension by lifting

up the quick release tension lever (2) (Fig, J)

Fig. J

PLAIN-END BLADE INSTALLATION (FIG. F, G, H, I)

CAUTION: In order to avoid uncontrollable lifting of the

workpiece, the teeth of the blade should ALWAYS point

downward.

1. Install the blade (1) through the access hole (10) in

the table (11) with teeth pointing down.

2. Insert the new blade (1) into the lower blade holder

slot (13), then tighten the hex set screw (8). (Fig. I)

3. Tilt the table to the 0°bevel setting and lock the

bevel knob (7). (Fig. H)

4. Insert the other end of the blade into the upper blade

holder slot (12) and then tighten the quick release

knob (2) (Fig. G).

Note: Apply slight downward pressure against the

upper blade arm (7) when installing the blade into the

upper blade holder. (Fig. K)

5 Tighten the tension on the blade (1) by turning the

quick release lever (2) clockwise. Push the lock lever

downward. Check the tension on the blade. If too

loose, turn lever clockwise; do not make too tight or

blade will easily break in use. (Fig. F)

Note: The quick release lever handle must always be

clown to make the tension adjustments. Release the

quick release lever upward only during blade

changing operations If the blade is over-tightened,

the lever is difficult to lower

Remove the blade (1) from the upper (3) and lower (4)

blade holder by pulling it forward to release, then lift

the blade through the access hole (5). (Fig. K)

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Tilt the table (6) to a 45 angle and lock the bevel

lock knob to view lower blade holder (4). (Fig. K)

Note: Appiy slight downward pressure on the upper

blade arm (7) of the saw when removing the blade

from the upper blade holder.

PIN-END BLADE INSTALLATION ( FIG. L,M )

CAUTION: In orderto avoid uncontrollableliftingof the

workpiece, the teeth of the blade shouldalwayspoint

downward.

1. Install the blade (1) by insertingone end of itthrough

the access hole (6) or throat plateinthe table. Hook

the lower blade pin inthe pinrecess in the lower

blade holder (5) and then the upperblade pin inthe

upperblade holder (4)(Fig. L).

Fig. L

BLADE GUARD ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT (FIG. N)

When cuttingat angles,the bladeguard assembly(1)

shouldbe adjustedso it is parallelto the table and rests

fiat abovethe workpiece.

1. Toadjust,loosenthe screw(2), tiltthe foot so it's

parallelto table and tightenthe screw.

2. Loosenthe knob(3) to raise or lowerthe foot untilit

just restson topof the workpiece.Tightenknob.

Fig. N

2. Check to see that the pins are properly located in the

upper (4) and the lower (5) blade holders and move

the table (7) to the 0° bevel position by unlocking

the bevel lock knob.

3. To tension the blade (1), lower the quick release

tension lever (2). Check the tension on the blade; if

tension is too tight, turn the levercounterclockwise. If

tension is too loose, turn the lever clockwise (Fig. M).

Note: If the blade is over tensioned, the lever will be

difficult to lower and could result in damage to the

blade holder or blade arm assembly.

Fig. M

SAWDUST BLOWER (FIG. O)

The sawdustblower(1) should be positioned to point at

the blade and workpiece to blow sawdust out of the

line-of-sight when cutting. It is not designed to blow all of

the sawdust off the table.

Fig. O

BLADE SELECTION (FIG. P) VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL ONIOFF SWITCH

P_kVlVhl;]_qLr_q_

Toavoid injuryfrom accidentalstarting,alwaysturn the

switch"OFF" and unplugthe scrollsaw before moving,

replacingthe blade, or making adjustments.

This scrollsaw accepts 5" lengthbladeswith awide

varietyof blade thickness and widths. The type of

materialand intricaciesof cuttingoperations(size of

radiusor curve)will determine the numberof teeth per

inch.As a general rule,always select the narrowest

bladesfor intricatecurve cuttingand the widestbladesfor

straightand large curve cuttingoperations.

The following table representssuggestionsfor various

materials.When purchasingblades, referto the back of

the packagefor the best use of blades and speeds on

variousmaterials.Use thistable as a guide, but practice

andyour ownpersonal preference willbe the best

selectionmethod.

Fig. P

9.5 - 15 3O - 4815- 28

TEETH/

INCH

TPI*

9.5-15

15-28

3048

BLADE BLADE

WIDTH THICKNESS

INCH INCH

0.110 0.018

.055-.110 .010-.018

.024-.041 .012-.019

*TPI: Teeth per inch

** SPM: Strokes per minute

BLADE/

SPM** MATERIAL CUT

Medium turnson

400-1200 114"to 1-314"wood,

soft metal and

hardwoods

Small turnson 1/8"

800-1800 to 1-1/2" wood, soft

metal, hardwoods

Use very slow

Varies speeds on non-

ferrous metals and

hardwoods

Note: When using blades, sometimes speeds must

change to compensate for smaller curves, radii, or

smaller diameters. Thinner blades will have more

possibilities for blade deflection when cutting angles

which are not perpendicular to the table. Read BASIC

SCROLL SAW OPERATION for more suggestions.

Note: The blade must be installed with the teeth pointing

downward, as shown in FIG. P, to prevent the workpiece

from being pulled upward by the saw blade action.

For yourown safety,always push the controlknobOFF

whenthe scrollsaw is notin use.Also, inthe case of

powerfailure pushthe knob OFF. Removethe plugfrom

the power sourceoutletto avoidaccidentalstarting.

The variablespeed controlallowsgreater versatilityto cut

a varietyof materialssuchas wood,plastics,non-ferrous

metals, etc. Dependingon the hardness and thicknessof

material,the saw speed shouldbe reduced to allowthe

blade teeth to remove cut materialfrom the kerf.

REPLACING THE BULB

1. Use only a (10 watt maximum), candelabra base bulb.

Turnthe lightswitchOFF and unplugthe saw.

2. Removeold bulb. Replace new bulbintosocket.

VARIABLE SPEED SWITCH (FIG. Q)

Your saw is equipped with a variable speed dial (1).

Adjust the blade stroke rate by rotating the dial. To

increase speed, rotate dial clockwise.To reduce speed,

rotatedial counterclockwise.

ON/OFF SWITCH (FIG. Q)

To turn power ON or OFF push the power switch (2).

OVERLOAD BREAKER (FIG. Q, R)

When the motor becomes too hot during operation,the

overloadbreaker (3) will cause the motor to stop

automaticallyto preventdamage to the motor.Pushinon

the toggleswitch(2) to turn saw OFF and do notrestart

untilthe motorhas hadtime to coot.Push inon the

breaker switch(3) and switchthe toggleswitch(2) to ON

to startthe saw

Fig. Q 2

Fig. R

RECOMMENDATIONSFORCUTTING

1, When feeding the workpieceintothe blade do not

force the leadingedge of the workpieceintothe blade

becausethe blade will deflect, reducingthe accuracy

of cut and possiblybreakingthe blade.Allow the saw

to cut material by guidingthe workpieceintothe

blade as it cuts.

2. The blade teeth cut material ONLY on the down

stroke.

3. Youmust guide the wood intothe blade slowly

becausethe teeth of the bladeare very smalland

wood is removedonly on the down stroke.

4. There is a learningcurvefor each personwhowants

to use thissaw. Duringthat periodof time it is

expectedthat some bladeswill break untilyoulearn

howto use the saw and receivethe greatestbenefit

from the blades.

5. Best resultsare achieved when cuttingwoodless

thanone inchthick.

6. When cutting wood thicker than one inch the user

must guide the wood very, very slowlyinto the blade

and take extra care not to bend or twist the blade

while cutting in order to maximize blade life.

7. Teeth on scrollsaw blades wear outand must be

replacedfrequentlyfor best cuttingresults.Scro, saw

bladesgenerally stay sharp for 1/2 to 2 hoursof

cutting.

8. To get accurate cuts be prepared to compensate for

the blade's tendency to follow the wood grain as you

are cutting.

9, This scrollsaw is intended to cutwood or wood

products.Preciousand non-ferrousmaterials perform

well on scrollsaws that have very slowspeed

capability,and shouldbe lubricated with machine oil

orbeeswax.

10. When choosing a blade to use withyour scrollsaw,

use very fine, narrow blades to scrollcut thin wood of

1/4-inch or less thickness. Use wider blades for

thicker materials but wider blades will reduce the

ability to cut tight curves.

11. Blades wear faster when cutting abrasive materials

likeplywoodor particleboard. Angle cuttingin

hardwoodsreduces blade toothset faster due to

blade deflection.

FREEHAND CUTTING (FIG. S)

To avoidinjuryfrom an accidentalstart,make Surethe

switchis in the OFF position and the plugis not

connected to the powe( sourceouUet.

1. Lay outdesired design, or securedesign to the

workpiece(1).

2. Raise the blade guardassembly(2) by loosening the

heightadjustmentknob (3).

Positionthe workpieceagainst the blade (3) and

lowerthe blade guard assemblyagainstthe top

surfaceof the workpiece.

Secure the blade guard assembly(2) by tightening

the heightadjustmentknob (3).

5. Remove the workpiecefrom the bladeprior to tuming

the scroll saw ON. Pull the speed control knob (4) out

and setthe desired speed by turning the control knob

clockwise or counterclockwise.

CAUTION: In order to avoid uncontrollable lifting of

the workpieceand to reduce blade breakage,do not

pullthe controlknob ON while the workpieceis

againstthe blade..

6. Slowly feed the workpieceinto the blade, pressing

the workpiece down against the table while cutting.

CAUTION : Do notforce the leading edge of the

workpieceinto the blade. The blade will deflect,

reducingaccuracyof cut,and may break.

7. When the cut is complete, move the trailingedge of

the workpiece beyond the blade guard foot. Push the

controlknob in to turn the scroll saw OFE

Fig. S

ANGLEcu'n'ING(FIG.T) RIPORSTRAIGHTLINECUTTING(FIG.U)

Toavoidinjuryfrom an accidentalstarting,make surethe

switchis in the OFF positionand the plugis not

connectedto the power source outletbefore moving,

replacingthe blade or making adjustments.

1.Lay outor secure design to workpiece(1).

2. Move the blade guardassembly (2) to the highest

positionby looseningthe heightadjustmentknob (3)

and retighten.

3. Tiltthe table (4) to the desired angle by loosening the

bevel lock handle (5) and moving the table to the

proper angle, using the degree scale (6) and the

pointer (7).

4. Tighten the bevel lock knob (5).

5. Loosen the blade guard screw (8), and tiltthe blade

guardto the same angle as the table (4). Retightan the

blade guard screw.

6. Position the workpiece on the left and right side of the

blade (9). Lower the blade guard assembly against the

surface by loosening the height adjustment knob (3).

7. Follow items 4-8 under FREEHAND CUTTING

OPERATION.

Fig. T

'\ 1

Toavoid injuryfrom an accidentalstarting,make surethe

switchis inthe OFF positionand the plugis not

connectedto the powersource outletbefore moving,

replacingthe blade or making adjustments.

Tools Needed

QUANTITY

DESCRIPTION

Small C-clamps

Ruleror measuring tape

12" Straight scrap of wood

(Thickness to match workpiece)

1. Raise the blade guard assembly (1) by loosening the

height adjustment knob (2) on the right side of the

upper blade arm. Position the straight edge (4)

parallel to the blade at the desired ripping distance.

2. Clamp the straight edge (4) to the table (5).

3. Recheck your measurements, using the workpiece to

be cut, and make sure the scrap wood is secure.

4. Position the workpiece against the blade and place

the blade guard assembly (1) against the top surface

of the workpiece.

5. Secure the blade guard assembly in place by

tightening the height adjustment knob.

6. Remove the workpiece from the blade prior to turning

the scroll saw ON. Pull the speed knob control out

and set the desired speed by turning the control knob

clockwise or counterclockwise.

CAUTION: In order to avoid uncontrollable lifting

of the workpiece and reduce blade breakage, do not

pull the control knob ON while the workplace is

against the blade.

7. Position the workpiece against the straight edge (4)

prior to touching the leading edge of the workpiece

against the blade (3).

8. Slowly feed the workpiece into the blade, guiding the

workpiece against the straight edge and pressing the

workpiece down against the table while cutting.

CAUTION: Do not force the leading edge of the

workpiece into the blade. The blade will deflect,

reducing accuracy of cut, and may break.

9. When the cut is complete, move the trailing edge of

the workpiece beyond the blade guard assembly.

Push the controlknob in to turn the scroll saw OFE

NOTE: When cutting a narrow workpiece use push

sticks.

Fig. U

INTERIOR CUTTING (FIG. V) ....

1. Lay outthe designonthe workpiece(I). DrillaI/4"

hole inthe workpiece. P_Wkvlv/_,Wd _11_[_

2. Release the tensionknob (2), and removethe blade (3).

Refer to BLADE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION.

3. Place the workpieceon the saw tablewiththe

workpiecehole over the access hole(4) in the table.

4. Installthe blade (3) throughthe hole inthe workpiece

and access hole (4) and lower the quickrelease

tensionlever(2).

5. Followthe process, items 3-g, under FREEHAND

CUTTING OPERATIONS.

6. When finished making the interiorscrollcuts turn the

scrollsaw OFF, remove the blade from the blade holder,

and remove the workpiecefrom the table.

Fig. V

For yourownsafety,turn the switchOFF and removethe

plug from the power source before maintainingor

lubricatingyour saw.

GENERAL

An occasionalcoat of paste wax onthe worktable will

allowthe wood beingcut to glidesmoothlyacrossthe

worksurface.

MOTOR

1. If the powercord isworn, cut, or damaged in anyway,

have it replacedimmediately.

2. Do not attemptto oil the motor bearings or servicethe

motor internal parts.

UPPER ARM BEARINGS (FIG. W)

Lubricate the upperarm bearings after every 50 hoursof

use.

1. Carefully lay the saw on its side.

2. Loosenthe bushing withan 8mm hex key.

3. Squirt agenerous amount of SAE 20 (lightweight)oil (11

around the shaft end and bearing (2).

4. Let the oil penetrate the bearing assembly overnight.

5. Replace and tighten. Turnthe scroll saw over and

repeat on the other side.

Fig. W

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

To avoid injuryfrom accidentalstarting,alwaysturn switchOFF and unplugthe scrollsaw before moving,

replacingthe blade or making adjustments.

Contact your Sears ServiceCenter if for any reasonthe motorwillnotrun.

PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY

Breakingblades 1. Wrong tension. 1.Adjustbladetension.

2. Overworkingblades. 2. Reducefeed rate.

3. Wrong blade application. 3. Use narrowblade.

4. Twistingblade inwood. 4. Avoidsidepressureon blade.

Motorwill not run. 1. Defectivecord or plug. 1. Replace defectivepartsbefore usingsaw again.

2. Defectivemotor. 2. Call Sears Service Center.Anyattempt to repair

3. Blownovedoadbreaker, thismotor may create a HAZARD unlessrepair

is done bya qualifiedtechnician.

3. Pushthe motorswitchto the OFF position.Let

the motorcoo!.

Excessive vibration.

NOTE: There will

always be some

vibrationpresentwhen

the saw is running

because of motor

operation.

1. Improper mountingof

saw.

2. Unsuitablemounting

surface.

3. Loosetable or table

resting against motor.

4. Loose motormounting.

1. See mounting instructionsin this manualfor

proper mounting technique.

2. The heavier yourworkbenchis the less

vibrationwilloccur.Aplywoodworkbenchwill

notbe as goodwork surfaceas the same size

solidlumber.Use common sense inchoosinga

mountingsurface.

3. Tightenthe table lockknob.

4. Tightenmotor mountingscrew.

Blade not inline with 1. Blade holders not 1. Loosen cap screws holding blade holder to

blade arm motion, aligned, blade arms. Adjust position of blade holders,

Retighten cap screw.

20" SCROLL SAW MODEL NO. 137.216200

When servicinguse only CRAFTSMAN replacementparts. Use of nay other parts may create a HAZARD orcause

productdamage.

Any attempt to repair or replace electricalpartson thisscrollsawmay create a HAZARD unlessrepairis done bya

qualifiedservicetechnician. Repair serviceis availableat yournearestSears ServiceCenter,

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1 11A00101 PLUNGER HANDLE 81 16721602 BELLOWS

2 2501MBDN31 FLAT WASHER _0X18-1 5 62 11A12901 PLUG HOUSING

3 14403301 SPRING 83 2636BBDA07 CR RE COUNT HD SCREW M4XO.7-8

4 11A00401 TENSION HANDLE B4 2504MZC004 EXTERNAL TOOTH LOCK WASHER

5 11AB0601 TILTING SCALE 55 2653MZDE11 CR RE TRUSS HO TAPPING SCREW M4X16*12

6 1 tA00701 TRUNNION 8RACKET 56 18515401 RETAINING RING

7 2668BBDA08 CI_ RE. PAN HD. SCREW M4X0.7-10 67 2620BSDC05 CR,RE PAN HO SCREW SWASHER M6X1 025

8 26171BBLB19 HEX SOC. HD. CAP BOLT M6X1 0-12 68 19A10701 PLUNGER HOUSING

9 2637BBDA70 CR RE. TRUSS HD SCREW M6X1,0-23 59 2617BBLC20 HEX.SOCKET HDCAP SCREWS M6XI 0-25

10 11A01101 NEEDLE POINTER

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11 11A01201 BRACKET TILT

12 2983AL5010 STEEL BALL

13 16203001 COMPRESSION SPRING

14 2668BBDA25 CR. RE. PAN HD SCREW M5X08 16

15 11A01601 DUST COLLECTOR JOINT

16 N/A

17 2603BBLA66 HEX SOC SET SCREW M10X1._12

18 2602BBLA58 HEX. SOC HD. CAP SOLT M8X1 25*35

19 N/A

Z1 11A13901 TRADE-MARK LABEL

Z2 16702001A2 BEARING SEAT ASS'Y

73 20105PBA05 SPHERICAL BEARING

74 11A15802 BUSH

?5 14701101 WASHER

?6 11A16002A1 ECCENTRIC ASS'Y

T/ 181O50O2 BLADE

?8 15802104 BLADE

?9 17104403A1 HOLDER BLADE ASS'Y

20 11A02201 BASE 1 _0 11A16801A1 BOTTOM ARM ROCKER ASS'Y

21 2705FBD108 NUT CHUCK MBX1 25 T=8

22 11A02401 TABLE

23 11A02501 INSERT

24 2668BBDA24 CR, RE, PAN HD SCREW MSX0 8-12

25 11A02701 RETAINING CLIP

26 11A02801 BLADE BOX I

27 2138MBL703 WRENCH HF_X, 3-57 1

25 2617BBLB58 HEX,SOCKET HD,CAP SCREWS M8X1 25-35 1

29 N/A

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31 11A03401 CAUTION LABEL

32 2501MWTN63 FLAT WASHER _p25 5X35-2 5

33 11A03601 TRADE=MARK LABEL

34 2637BBOA39 CR RE TRUSS HO, SCREW M6X1 O-12

35 11A10101 PLATE COVER

36 11A10201 LABEL

37 16730102A1 AIR DUCT ASS'Y

38 16730001 PVC HOSE

39 11A10501 CLAMP PLATE

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41 11A10701 PLUNGER HOUSING

42 11A10901 SUPPORT ROD

43 16700805 CLAMP HANDLE

44 11Al1101 CLAMPER

45 11Al1202 HOUSING

46 18402702 DUST SHIELD

47 2660PBCK40 CR RE PAN HD TAPPING SCREW M5X16-50

48 11Al1501 CONNECTOR BOX

49 11A11601A1 CONTROLLER ASS'Y

131 2501MBDN06 FLATWASHER _ 6X13-1

t32 2705FBD105 NUT CHUCK MSX08 T=5

1 33 15802301 BEARING SEAT

I_4 2602BBLA08 HEX SOC HD CAPBOLT M4X07-10

2 35 14706601 SET P{J_TE

36 2617BBLO13 HEX SOCKET HD CAP SCREWS M5X0.840

)7 11A17901A1 LINGAGE BAR ASS'Y

38 11A18001 EXTENSSION SPRING

)9 2677SBDAA3 CR.RE PAN HD ROUND NECK SCRE M4X0.7*7 5

)1 18105001 BLADE PLAIN 12.5

)2 17102701 BLADE PIN 10T

)3 15802103 BLADE PIN 18T

)4 8586128827 MOTOR

)5 2637BBDA39 CHORE TRUSS HO SCREW M6X1 0-12

)6 2617BBLC21 HEX SCCKET HD CAP SCREWS M6X1 0-16

)7 11A25401 SWITCH BOX

)5 2660MBCE14 CR.RE PAN HD TAPPING SCREW M4X16-16

)9 11A25601 SWITCH BOX COVER

IO0 ,_P BCK !5...... CR.RE...I_:_r_.1_[_.TAPP!NG.SCREW .....M4X18:20 ...............

101 2852U55722 ROCKER SWITCH

102 1IA25901 INDICATED BUTTON

103 2701FBO107 HEX. NUT MBX1 25 T=

104 2501NBDN59 FL_T WASHER 5/32X13/32=

105 2660MSCK16 CR.RE PAN HD TAPPING SCREW MSX08-10

,06 1IA26302 HOUSING RIGHT

'07 19A10101 CLAMP-CORD

08 11A26501A1 LAMP ASS'Y

09 11A27C01 STICKER

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52 2660PBCK23 CR RE PAN HD TAPPING SCREW M4X18 25 12 1_A27301 WARNING LABEL

53 2553055714 CtRCU}T BREAKER SWITCH

2801UBHA07 STRAIN RELIEF

56 280655581 YLEAD W_RE ASS*y

56 2807BBQ8HB POWER CABLE

57 19A10901 SHAFT PIVOT

58 2501MBDN21 FLAT WASHER _pBX16-1 4

59 2506MBN606 WAVE WASHER

60 2705FBD106 NUT CHUCK

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L=428 1

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