Black & Decker HOLGUN 1030-10 Owner's Manual page 7

Carbon Removing Brushes A
Made of tempered-steel wire;
used with lA" drills to B
remove rust and scale from
metals. Leaves a burnished C
surface.
*
A. No. 2X416 Heavy-duty solid wire-filled brush,
B. No. 21417 Side-flare brush for close corner
work.
C. No. 21419 Hollow-core, flare-bottom brush.
No. 21418 Small cleaning brush.
(Not shown.)
3" Wire Cup Brush
Use in cleaning and remov¬
ing rust, scale, old paint.
No. 39014 (straight chuck shank). Max. safe
RPM—5,000.
Heavy-Duty Tool Box
Cat. No. 50078
13"x8i/2"x %"
Drill Stop
Capacity V4" to V2,f.|
Governs drilling depth.
No. C 1578 Drill Stop.
Wire Wheel Brushes
Use in cleaning and remov¬
ing rust, scale, old paint.
No. 39008 4" Fine Brush, crimped;
Max. safe RPM—4,500
No. 39009 4" Coarse Brush, crimped; Max. safe
RPM—4,500
Wheel Arbors
Fit Vi" to Vz" Drills. Carry
grinding wheels, wire wheel
brushes and buffing wheels.
No. 39026 ViArbor O/
2
" dia., Vi" shank).
No. 8449 y2" Arbor
0
/
2
" dia.,
1
/
2
" shank).
Buffing Wheels
Use with Vi" to V2" Drills
and Wheel Arbors.
No. 39015 3" x %" x
1
/
2
" Cotton Buff.
Rubber Backing Pad
Fit Vi" to V
2
" Drills.
No. 66547 4%" Rubber
Backing Pad with plain
shank.
Round-Shank Masonry Bits
Cat. No.
Bit
Diam.
(in.)
Usable
Drilling
Depth
(in.)
Shank
Diam.
(in.)
These bits are carbide-tipped for 55702
1
V
2
y
.4
top performance and extra-long 55703 Vi
2
Vi
life in most masonry-drilling 55704 y
.4
2 Vi Vi
applications. 55705
%
2%
Vi
55706
%
2%
Vi
56932
y.6
41/4
Vi
For Reversing Drills, start with step 1.
For Non-Reversing Drills, skip steps 1 & 2 and start with step 3.
1. Place chuck key in chuck as shown in Figure 4. Using a wooden mallet or simi¬
lar object, strike key sharply in a CLOCKWISE direction. This will loosen screw
inside chuck (Figure 4).
2. Open chuck jaws fully. Insert screwdriver into front of chuck between jaws to
engage screw head. Remove screw by turning clockwise (left-hand thread).
3. Place key in chuck as shown in Figure 5. Using a wooden mallet or similar
object, strike key sharply in a COUNTER-CLOCKWISE direction (Figure 5). This will
loosen chuck so that it can be unscrewed by hand.
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