Cutting A Hole In Plasterboard For Installing An Electrical Outlet Box; Using The Detail Sander Attachment - 909 OSC400 Instruction Manual

on the flooring.
3. Place the saw blade (2) near the floor surface in the
middle of one of the cutting lines.
4. Set the tool speed at a medium speed and turn
the tool ON.
Note: The tool and blade should be at a 45° angle to the
floor to allow the corner of the blade to plunge cut into the
flooring.
5. While holding the tool tightly, slowly plunge the corner of
the blade into the flooring until it cuts through the flooring.
Once the plunge cut is complete, set the tool to its
highest speed and complete the cut to the corner of the
rectangle.
6. Turn the saw OFF, remove it from the cut and proceed
to cut in the opposite direction to complete the cut for the
first side of the rectangle.
7. Repeat steps #4, #5 & #6 to cut the remaining three
sides of the rectangle.
8. When all cuts are complete, use a flat blade screw driver
to carefully pry the cut-out from the floor.
Note: Do NOT use the saw blade to pry the cut-out from
the floor. You will break the blade. If the cut-out is not easy
to pry from the floor, check to make sure each line is cut
completely into the corner of the rectangle.
Cutting a hole in plasterboard for installing
an electrical outlet box
The oscillating tool can be used to cut a hole in plasterboard
for installing an electrical outlet box.
1. Install the half circle saw blade for wood & plasterboard in
the tool.
Note: The blade should be centred on the tool housing and
NOT installed in the 90° position.
2. Place the outlet box on the plasterboard and use a soft
lead pencil to trace the required rectangular hole (1) on
the plasterboard.
3. Place the corner edge of the saw blade (2) near the
plasterboard in the middle of
one of the cutting lines.
4. Set the speed to the highest
speed and turn the tool ON.
5. When the tool reaches its
maximum speed, carefully
plunge the blade into the
plasterboard until it cuts
through the plasterboard.
Complete the cut to the
corner of the rectangle.
Note: Hold the tool tightly and
do not put too much pressure
on the saw blade when cutting.
6. Turn the saw OFF, remove it
from the cut and proceed to
cut in the opposite direction
to complete the cut for the first side of the rectangle.
7. Repeat steps 4, 5 & 6 to cut the remaining three sides of
the rectangle.
8. When all cuts are complete, use a flat blade screw driver
to carefully pry the cut-out from the plasterboard.
Note: Do NOT use the saw blade to pry the cut-out from the
plasterboard. You will break the blade. If the cut-out is not
easy to pry from the plasterboard, check to make sure each
line is cut completely into the corner of the rectangle.

Using the detail sander attachment

1. Install the sanding pad on the multi-crafter as outlined on.
2. Install the sandpaper on the sanding pad.
3. Set the speed control wheel between 4 and MAX.
4. Turn the switch ON.
This tool is designed for detail sanding on small surface
areas. Place the sandpaper surface of the sanding pad on
the workpiece to be sanded. Keep the tool moving to avoid
gouging the surface. Use coarse sandpaper and lower
speeds when sanding rough surfaces and for removing
previous finishes. Use fine sandpaper and higher speeds to
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