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USING THE GRINDING WHEEL
1. Turn the grinding wheel by hand to ensure it is free, then switch ON by
pushing the switch so that the “I“is depressed. To switch OFF push the
switch so that the “0” is depressed.
2. Press the workpiece to be ground, evenly onto the grinding stone and
move the workpiece sideways across the stone. Make sure that at least
half the width of the workpiece always presses on the grinding stone at any
time to avoid damage to the stone.
3. Allow the machine to do the work. DO NOT apply excessive pressure on
the tool when grinding or to the belt when sanding
4. The clearance between the grinding wheel and tool rest should be
maintained. If the clearance gap is greater than the thickness of the metal
being ground there is a danger that the force of grinding will cause the
work piece to be pulled into the gap and is potentially dangerous. An
incorrect gap could also cause “chatter” which could result in damage to
the wheel.
5. The plastic tray can be used to
contain coolant for use during
grinding.
SHARPENING TIPS
SCISSORS
If possible, take the scissors apart to
make the sharpening operation
easier and safer. Remove material
only from the outside surface and
work from the handle end of the blade towards the tip.
KNIVES
Remove metal equally from both faces, working from the handle end of the
blade towards the tip.
USING THE BUILT IN LIGHT
The built in light will come on whenever the machine is switched on.
The arm can be adjusted to set the light in the most suitable position.
WARNING: APPLYIING EXCESSIVE FORCE TO THE GRINDING WHEEL CAN
BE DANGEROUS AND COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE. NEVER
ATTEMPT TO USE THE SIDE OF THE GRINDING WHEEL.
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