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4. Place an engineers square on the
table so that it butts up against
the belt, then unlock the adjuster
by unscrewing the locknut at B.
5. Screw the adjuster A, clockwise or
anticlockwise whilst bearing down
on the table at a point adjacent
to screw A, until the square
indicates that the table is at right
angles.
6. Lock the adjuster, ensuring the nut is tight, then, maintaining pressure on
the table, finally secure the table using the locking lever. by turning
anticlockwise.
7. Finally, check to ensure the gap between the table and belt is between 1.5
- 2 mm.
8. It is possible to set the table to any angle up to 45 degrees, simply by
slackening the locking lever and positioning the table using a protractor or
angle setter, then retightening the locking lever.
DISC TABLE ADJUSTMENT
1. Place an engineers square on the
table and slacken the locking
levers slightly.
2. Adjust the table so it is at right
angles to the disc, using the
square, then tighten the levers.
3. If necessary, adjust the pointer,
adjacent to the angle indicator
beneath the table, so that it
registers zero.
4. Slacken the upper disc cover securing screws (A on page 8) using the
wrench supplied, and adjust so that a gap of 2-3mm exists between the
disc and the table and the table is square. Tighten the securing screws.
5. It is possible to set the table to any angle up to 45 degrees, simply by
slackening the locking levers and positioning the table using the angle
indicator, then retightening the locking levers. If the angle is critical, a
protractor or angle setter should be used.
6. If required, slide the quadrant into its groove in the table.
NOTE:
The quadrant may be used to hold a workpiece at any desired
angle for sanding that angle with accuracy.
