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IDENTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE GRINDER
Grinding
machine
Wheel guards
Tool rests
Eye shield/
spark guards
Work light
ON/OFF switch
Hold down holes Four holes that are formed in the base casting to enable the grinder to be
Dust extraction There are two 40mm dust extraction ducts integrated to the wheel guards
Ducts
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Essentially a double ended motor, with a mounting base, the motor
flanges mount the wheel guards. The motor base contains the NVR
switch and mounts the machine lamp. The base also has four 15mm
holes cast into it to facilitate mounting the grinder to a stand or bolting it
down to a bench.
Two formed metal guards that enclose the grinding wheels. They are
each formed in two parts. The inner part is mounted onto the motor
flange, and the outer part is bolted to it. There are various 'hard point
locations' with captive nuts fitted, that accept the fixing bolts that secure
the attachments of the machine.
Formed castings that comprise the tool rest mounting arm and the tool
rest proper. They are bolted into two hard points on the lower inside
edges of the wheel guards.
Clear protective shields with an integrated magnifiying glass for close up
inspection of work that mount over the grindstone to afford a view of the
workpiece, but offer protection for the eyes, They are mounted onto the
spark guards making a complete assembly that bolts through a hard point
on the upper part of the stone cover. The spark guard itself has an
elongated slot to allow positioning and adjustment as the wheel diameter
decreases. Their function is to contain any material (esp. sparks) that
would be tracked around the grindstone and sprayed out of the machine
esp. over the hands.
Integral worklight, with flexible 'move and stay' column, energised with the
application of the mains power.
NVR switch, marked as standard with 'I' indicating ON and 'O' indicating
OFF.
bolted down to the bench or a stand.
for the purpose of attaching a dust extractor.
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