Silvey RAZUR SHARP II Owner's Manual page 5

RAZUR SHARP II
WARNING: Dressing out large amounts of wheel material in one pass
may cause the wheel to chip or break while it is spinning.
This could injure you and damage your grinder.
Always dress away from the working corner of the wheel.
This keeps the corner from crumbling. Once the wheel is shaped, it will require light dressings
between chain sharpening. If a chain is very dull, the stone may need to be dressed more
often.
6) With the motor off and the stone stops turning. Place the chain in the holder with the teeth
facing INTO the leading edge of the stone.
7) Advance the chain on the holder and place a cutter tooth in front of the chain stop. The
cutter should be facing the stone with its open side in. Locate the feed arm and slide the
appropriate cutter tooth close to the grinding wheel. Do not hit or force the chain into the
wheel as the grinding wheels are very brittle. A crack or chip may cause it to blow apart when
the grinder is turned ON again which can cause injury.
8) Find the two black thumbscrews. Use the thumbscrew that adjusts the stop on the cutter's
heel and the thumbscrew that stops the slide depth to align the corner in the grinding wheel
with the corner of the chisel cutter.
9) At the tip of the pencil shown below, the edge of the
stone aligns perfectly with the corner of the chisel cutter.
Proper positioning should look like this.
grinding wheel. Double check and make sure nothing is touching the wheel. Turn the motor
ON and watch the rotation of the grinding wheel, it should rotate so the wheel is turning into
the cutter tooth. If it is not turning into the tooth, turn the motor off letting the wheel stop
turning on it's own and turn the motor back on so the wheel is turning into the tooth. Not only
does grinding INTO the tooth keep the bur on the inside of the tooth, it directs the sparks into
the shroud area of the grinder.
Basic Operating Instructions
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10) Move the feed arm so the cutter slides away from the
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