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  • Page 1 PS2 OWNER’S MANUAL PROFILE SANDER...

  • Page 2: Warranty

    Thank you for investing in a Laguna Tools PS2 Profile Sander. This sander is one of a family of unique machines proudly offered by Laguna Tools. Every Laguna machine is engineered for years of dependable service. Please feel free to contact Laguna Tools if you have a question or suggestion.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Warranty:……………………………………………………………………………………………………… I. Warnings:……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2. Assembly: ..........................5 3. Operation: ..........................6 3.1. Checking before operation ......................6 3.2. Start–up ............................6 4. Information: ........................... 7 4.1. Technical specifications ......................7 6. EXPLODED DRAWING: ......................8 6.1 Exploded View ..............Error! Bookmark not defined. 6.3 Circuit diagram ...........................

  • Page 4: Warnings

    1. Warnings: Those responsible for this machine must take care that all operators who works with this machine have read this instruction book and understand how to operate the machine safely and in a correct way. 1- Read and understand the Operating Manual. 2- All workers must wear the appropriate clothes and personal protection, such as safety glasses.

  • Page 5: Assembly

    2. Assembly: 1. Remove the Shipping Base, install the four leveling feet #50xM12x100 (packed inside the machine) into the four corners of the Machine Base. Level the machine using the leveling feet. NOTE: The shipping base can remain attached, if reinforced (side to side), to provide a higher operating option. Shipping Base Leveling Feet Machine Base...

  • Page 6: Operation

    3. Operation: 3.1. Check before operation 1. Machine must be on a flat, sturdy surface. 2. Make sure machine is checked before use: Electric, mechanical, etc.… 3.2. Start–up 1. Providing power. 2. Press “ON” on ON-OFF switch to start the brush sander. Press “OFF” to turn off. Figure 5: Figure 6: 1.

  • Page 7: Information

    ∅ 10.6” (270 mm) Machine dimensions 42” x 25” x 33” (1050x630x840 mm) Net weight 276 lbs. (125 kg) 5. Components of PS2: Figure 9: 1. Machine frame 4. Dust cover (1 of 2) 2. Brush Motor 5. Dust cover (2 of 2)

  • Page 8: Exploded Drawing

    . EXPLODED DRAWING: 6.1. Exploded view...
  • Page 9 42211492 Dust cover base 42211493 Dust cover lid 42211599 Electric base 42211649 Flanges #163x#30 42211651 Flanges #160x#30 42211804 Name plate PS2 0.5x80x100 42211778 Motor base C001214 Door lock C001334 Hinges 50x50 C001792 Dust brush guide H25x258 C001793 Dust brush 30x200...
  • Page 10 VBB- MCANHBAONGU YHIEM Warning decal VBD-BDUCF2061 Ball bearing 206 UCF (NSK,ASAHI,NACHI) VBL-CLV0807050 Key Way 8x7x50 VBL-CO0420 Pipe latch #4x20 VBL-LGC0812 Set Screw 8x12 VBL-LIVET2550 Staples 2.5x5 (live) VDC- NHAMCT460200 Dust brush 46x200 VDI-CTK2201 Emergency button no lights #22mm VDI-QUAT Fan 120x120 -AC 220V-240V-50/60Hz 0.14A VDT-BTB102 Rheostat B102-20/3 VDT-NVBT1K...

  • Page 11: Circuit Diagram

    6.3 Electrical circuit diagram...

  • Page 12: Maintenance

    7. Maintenance: Preventive maintenance and routine maintenance are extremely essential to minimize disruption in manufacturing caused by equipment failures. Especially wood working machines used in dusty conditions. The recommended maintenance schedule (below) specifies maintenance requirements to keep the machine in the best working condition. Maintenance should be performed as outlined. I: General checking: clean up, adjust, lubricating or replace.

  • Page 13: How-To, Brush Sanding

    8. How-To, Brush Sanding: 8.1 General information for brush sander Use the entire width of the Brush sanding head. Figure 12: Only sanding in the middle of the brush will wear the brush head quickly and unevenly. Figure 13: Keep the sanding abrasives and brushes in good condition, replace abrasives when dull or not effective.

  • Page 14: White Wood (Raw) Sanding

    8.2 White Wood (raw) sanding Sanding with the appropriate technique will speed up the process and offers the best possible sanded results. Following is a guide to develop a good technique. Practice will help develop the best technique. Good Technique is a combination of speed (RPM) of the brush sander – pressure (depth of abrasive penetration) on the work piece –...

  • Page 15: The Brush Sanding System Offers 4 Variations Of Abrasive Cut (Slash, Width)

    8.3 The brush sanding system offers 4 variations of abrasive cut (slash or width) 20mm cut 10mm cut 5mm cut 3mm cut Figure 19: The machine is normally equipped with 10mm or 20mm cut as standard to sanding flat surface and remove sharp edges (left side of figure below).

  • Page 16: Abrasive & Support Brush Length Combinations

    8.4 Abrasive & support brush length combinations Support brush 30mm Support brush 46mm Support brush 61mm Figure 21: When Abrasive Length = 35mm/Brush = 30mm; 55mm/Brush = 46mm; 70mm/Brush = 61mm 3mm cut 5mm cut Figure 22: 10mm cut 20mm cut Figure 23: A/O = aluminum oxide for wood sanding.

  • Page 17: Recommend Combinations

    8.5 Recommend combinations For square /rectangular parts or parts – Abrasive 55mm/Brush 46mm Figure 26: To keep the edges sharp use a combination of 5mm and 10mm cut. Figure 27: For more rounded edges, use a combination of 10mm and 20mm cut. Figure 28: If all rounded edges, use all 20mm cut.
  • Page 18 For moldings lees than 15mm deep – Abrasive 55mm/Brush 46mm. For profile sanding: Figure 29: To effectively penetrate into sharp or deep profiles testing a combination of 3mm, 5mm & 10mm cut is suggested. Figure 30: Figure 31: For narrow profiles use mostly 3mm mixed with 5mm cut. For wider profiles, mix 5 & 10 mm slash.
  • Page 19 For sealer, typically use A/O/C or S/C from #240 to 600 grit. Figure 34: Figure 35: A/O/C Coated abrasive or silicon carbide generally offers better surface conditioning for sealer and primer. Figure 36:...

  • Page 20: Applications

    8.6. Applications Figure 37: Molding & Furniture parts Figure 38: Doors & Molding Figure 39: Cabinet Doors & Components...
  • Page 21 Figure 40:...
  • Page 22 Figure 41: Chair & furniture components Figure 42: Kids furniture / toys Figure 43: Wooden kitchenware...

  • Page 23: Supplies

    200mm Aluminum Oxide (A/O) and Aluminum Oxide Stearate Coated (A/O/C) abrasives strips for brush sander, one strip per channel of sanding hub. NOTE: 400mm sanding heads (standard PS2) require two (200mm) strips per channel. Below are some of the abrasives available, contact Laguna Tools for more information.
  • Page 24 Replacement backer brush strips for brush sanders, 200mm long. Note: “H” = brush (bristle) height. 46mm H, (typically used with 55mm H abrasive strips). NOTE: Other abrasive grit and combinations may be available, contact Laguna Tools Customer Service for a complete selection. 800-234-1976 customerservice@lagunatools.com...

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