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 READ INSTRUCTIONS 

•  Thoroughly read and understand these product instructions before using  

this tool.

•  Keep these product instructions for future reference.

 

EYE INJURY HAZARD!

•  Rapidly reciprocating Blades will eject metal chips at high velocity.  

Always wear ANSI approved eye protection when operating this tool.

 

HEARING DAMAGE HAZARD!

•  The Eastwood Pneumatic Metal Shear emits high sound levels while  

operating. Use ANSI approved ear protection when operating this tool.

 

BURST HAZARD!

•  Do not exceed 90 psi (6.2 bar) of tool inlet pressure. Permanent tool damage 

and/or bursting could occur and cause personal injury. 

 

INJURY HAZARD!

•  This tool has high-speed cutting surfaces which can quickly cause severe 

injury. Keep fingers and hands away from moving parts when operating. 

•  Handling sharp metal can cause severe cuts. Wear thick, well-fitting  

work gloves.

•  Do not force tool or exert excessive force on Blades while cutting as the tool 

body can suddenly kick back or twist causing severe hand or wrist injury. 

•  Always disconnect tool from air supply when changing Blades to prevent 

accidental tool starting and potential severe injury.

•  Always make sure the workpiece being cut is securely clamped or anchored 

to avoid sudden movements which could result in injury.

•  Frequently inspect Cutting Blades and tool condition. If cracks or chips 

develop, discontinue tool use immediately and replace damaged Blade Set. 
USE ONLY an Eastwood #13474 Pneumatic Metal Shear Replacement Blade 
Set. Severe injury can result in the event of a Cutting Blade failure.

 

VIBRATION INJURY HAZARD!

•  This tool will vibrate during use! Repeated exposure to vibration may cause 

physical injury. Wear thick, well-fitting work gloves when operating.  
Discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention if numbness  
or tingling is present.

Summary of Contents for 13743

Page 1: ...PNEUMATIC METAL SHEAR INSTRUCTIONS Item 13743...

Page 2: ...a 0 036 0 91mm Air Consumption 4 CFM 90 PSI 113 L min 6 2bar Maximum Operating Pressure 90 PSI 6 2bar Strokes Per Minute 2 500 Inlet Thread Size 1 4 FNPT Motor Construction 4 Vane Ball Bearing Air Mot...

Page 3: ...dling sharp metal can cause severe cuts Wear thick well fitting work gloves Do not force tool or exert excessive force on Blades while cutting as the tool body can suddenly kick back or twist causing...

Page 4: ...ition then re tighten the three screws SET UP CONNECTION Be sure that the air supply to the tool is clean and dry Moisture in the supply line will quickly damage the motor and valves A minimum 3 8 I D...

Page 5: ...move the three Socket Head Screws in the Cutting Head FIG 1 2 Pull the Cutting Head from the Shears FIG 2 3 Using the included 4mm Hex Key loosen and remove the two forward socket head cap screws 4 Re...

Page 6: ...6 Pass the Center Moving Blade through the round opening of the Cutting Head and set in place with the notch under the Bushing Spacer FIG 6 7 Pass the Socket Head Screw through the Cutting Head Left B...

Page 7: ...Slow or Sluggish Insufficient volume of air CFM to operate tool Verify sufficient air supply to tool 4 CFM 90 PSI 113 L min 6 2bar minimum requirement Moisture or other contami nation in air supply Ch...

Page 8: ...20257 Eastwood Sheet Metal Layout Kit 14752Z CRC Blue Layout Fluid PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION Shear Fails to Cut Through Metal Fully Metal too thick DO NOT attempt to exceed 18 gauge 0 050 1 2mm mild s...

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