SAWMILL TRAINING
BANDSAW
TROUBLESHOOTING
Enrolment : FPI30305 Certificate
III in Sawmilling & Processing
Units : FPICOT3216A Assess and Maintain Saw
Performance 40hrs
: FPISAW3209A Align
Sawing Production Systems 40hrs
Duration : 1 week @ Creswick plus project/assignment work
Group Size : 8 - 12
participants
Description
This one-week course is intended to
assist operators and supervisors to correctly set up, align, and troubleshoot
cutting/operation problems.
Develop in participants transferable and
work-based knowledge of the mechanical and saw blade design principles required
for a successful sawing process.
Provide the type of information that
will improve workplace communication and decision making in respect to avoiding
or solving saw blade and machine related problems.
It is not intended as a
hands-on sawyer course, but to give background into efficient running of the
saws.
Participants will be required to
complete a data sheet in relation to the saws at their workplace before
attending.
Course Content
2.
Calculations
based around the saw blade and sawing process.
3.
Overview
of bandmill alignments including wheels and saw guides.
4.
Overview
of bandmill wheels and wheel face profiles.
5.
Effects
of all of the above on sawing efficiency.
6.
Identifying
and solving saw blade and bandmill related problems.
7.
Project
– Feed speed versus cutting depth graph.
8.
Case
studies of saw and bandmill related problems.
note: All information in the form of theory, overviews, and
introduction to principles is specific to the sawing process and sawing
problems at the bandmill.
Assessment:
Will be by demonstration of skills and answering related questions.
Cost : 2012 Funded -
The student fee is
indicative only and subject to change given individual circumstances at
enrolment. Additional fees may apply such as student services and amenities
fees.
Indicative
Tuition Fee $174.00 (State
Government of Victoria Funded)
Materials
Fee $96.00
Total
Cost $270.00 ($750.00
if ineligible for funding)
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Timber Training Creswick Ltd Updated 04/02/2012