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Note:
Avoid excessive tightening of the collet nut when no accessory is inserted, as this may cause
the collet to get stuck in the collet nut. If this happens, push the shank of an accessory into the
hole of the collet nut.
3. SANDING
Sanding bands
Materials: timbers, plastics, soft metals, ceramics, stone and glass.
Sanding bands can be used for shaping wood, smoothing edges and
sanding inside curves. The drum mandrels allow you to easily
replace the sanding bands when they become worn and lose their
grit.
1.
Using the small screwdriver on the back of the
spanner, loosen the small screw on the drum mandrel
to contract the drum.
2.
Slide a sanding band onto the drum and retighten the
screw to hold the band in place.
WARNING!
BEFORE EACH USE, ENSURE THAT THE
DRUM IS SUFFICIENTLY EXPANDED TO SECURE THE
BAND DURING USE. LOOSE ACCESSORIES MAY FLY
OFF AND CAUSE INJURY TO THE OPERATOR AND/OR
BYSTANDERS.
Sanding Discs
Materials: timbers, plastics, soft metals, ceramics, stone and
glass. Sanding discs are good for smoothing and shaping wood
or fibreglass, stripping paint and removing rust. The flexible
discs make them good for sanding contoured surfaces and hard
to reach areas. Attach these to a screw mandrel for use and
replace them when worn.
1.
Loosen and remove the small screw from the top of
the screw mandrel. Also remove one of the washers
from the mandrel.
2.
Slide a sanding disc onto the mandrel, then replace the
washer and screw to hold the disc in place
4. CUTTING & DRILLING
Cut-Off Wheels
Materials: timbers, plastics, soft metals, ceramics, stone and
glass. These emery discs can be used for shortening bolts,
reslotting stripped screwheads, cutting through small rods and
tubing or making rectangular holes in sheet metal. Attach these to
a screw mandrel for use and replace them when worn.
1.
Loosen and remove the small screw from the top of the screw mandrel. Also remove
one of the washers from the mandrel.
2.
Slide a cut-off wheel onto the mandrel, then replace the
washer and screw to hold the disc in place.
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