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• Finishing long pieces: Usebelt i nhorizontal position with
work stop. Apply o nly
enough
pressure
to allow
abrasive
belt to remove
material.
Use work stop to position
and secure
work
being sanded.
Keep end butted
against
work stop and move work evenly
across
abrasive
belt. Use extra caution
when
finishing
very
thin pieces.
•
Finishing
curved
edges:
Finish
outside
curves
on fiat por-
tion of abrasive
belt. Finish
inside
curves
on idler drum por-
tion of abrasive
belt.
•
Finishing
end grain:
It is more convenient
to finish
ends of
long workpieces
with the abrasive
belt in a vertical
position.
Position
table on belt side of sander.
Move work evenly
across
abrasive
belt. For accuracy,
use miter gauge.
Table
may be tilted for beveled
work.
ABRASIVE
DISC
SANDING
•
Abrasive
disc sanding
is well suited for finishing
small
fiat
surfaces
and convex
edges.
* Move workpiece
across
down side (left) of abrasive
disc.
Hold workpiece
firmly
with both hands;
keep fingers
away
from abrasive
disc.
•
Abrasive
disc moves
fastest
and removes
more material
at
outer edge.
•
For accuracy,
use miter gauge.
USING
MITER
GAUGE
Refer to Figures
14, 15 and 16.
•
Use the miter
gauge
for securing
the work
and holding
the
proper
angle while
sanding.
•
Before
using gauge,
check
that the table
slot is parallel
to
belt (disc).
•
Use a combination
square
to check
distance
from slot to
belt (disc)
on each side of table.
Figure
14 -Checking
Parallelism
of Table
Slot
to Belt
•
If table
needs
adjustment,
loosen
the three
bolts beneath
table,
move table and secure
in position.
Figure
15 -Table
Adjustment
•
Use a combination
square
to adjust
miter gauge
square
to
belt (disc).
Pointer
should
be at zero. Loosen
screw
and
reposition
Pointer
if necessary.
Figure 16 - Setting Miter Gauge Square
• After setting
table and miter gauge
square
to belt (disc),
adjust to desired
angle
by repositioning
the miter gauge
scale and locking
it into place with knob.
REPLACING ABRASIVE
BELT
Refer to Figure 17, page 9.
•
Sanding
belt should
be replaced
when worn, torn, or glazed.
Remove
table assembly
and support
rod or work stop.
•
Remove
deflector,
cover and chute.
•
Release
belt tension
by pushing
tension
lever toward
idler
drum. Slide
old belt off the drive and idler drums.
NOTE:
There
may be an arrow
on the inside of the belt. The
arrow
should
point in the direction
of belt travel to ensure
that
the splice
in the belt will not come
apart.
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