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2. Always place the grinder on a flat and level working surface making sure that it is properly
supported.
3. Always check the working area to be sure that it is free from all flammables such as shop rags,
gas cans, and other solvents. Frequently clean all grinding dust accumulations also.
4. Always check the area around the grinder to ensure that the grindings will not be directed at
anyone or toward anything else that may be harmed.
5. Always make sure the area is free of any loose objects that could be caught in the grinding
wheel.
6. Carefully inspect all aspects of the grinder.
Are there breaks in the insulation or exposed wires on the power cord?
Has the ground terminal on the cord been broken or damaged?
Are any of the guards missing or damaged?
Does the stone have cracks or is it chipped?
Are the paper blotters missing on one or both sides of the stone?
Is the stone rated for less than the maximum spindle speed of the grinder?
Is there unusual vibration that might indicate loose, cracked or otherwise damaged stone?
7. Never operate the grinder if any of the questions in #6 can be answered yes. If the answer to
any of the items in #6 was yes unplug the unit and remove the lock from the power switch.
Have the unit repaired or replaced before any further use .If replacing the stone test it for
structural integrity for approximately 1 minute at full RPM with no grinding. Be sure to keep all
bystanders clear of the area.
8. Always check the tongue guards for clearance. Those on the guard over the top of the wheel
should be no more than ¼” from the stone. The guard at the bottom connected to the work
table should be no more than 1/8” from the stone.
1/8”
1/4”