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Damage to your eyes and lungs could
result from using this tool without
proper protective gear. Always wear
safety glasses and a dust mask/res-
pirator when operating this tool.
Loose hair and cloth-
ing could get caught
in tool and cause seri-
ous personal injury.
Keep loose clothing
and long hair away
from moving parts.
To perform a sanding operation:
1. Attach disc to backing pad (see
Attaching/Removing Sanding Discs
on Page 14).
2. Start tool and let motor reach full
speed.
3. Place disc on surface, press Speed
Selector button to increase sander
speed, if desired, then lightly move
sander around workpiece in long,
sweeping strokes (see Figure 13).
Note: Too much pressure, improper
motion, or leaving the tool running in
place too long can cause swirl marks
or lead to rapid removal of material.
Tip: Lift tool from surface often to
check workpiece and allow sawdust to
clear.
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Figure 13. Sanding surface.
4. When
done,
workpiece, turn tool OFF, and wait for
pad to stop spinning before setting tool
down.
5. Vacuum, brush, or wipe excess saw-
dust off of workpiece surface with a
clean cloth.
6. Examine sanded surface.
— If results are satisfactory, repeat
Steps 2–5 over larger area.
— If results are unsatisfactory, repeat
Steps 1–5 and use either a less or
more abrasive sanding disc.
Model T33306 (Mfd. Since 11/22)
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