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Quick Change Type –

 

continued 

10 and 10D Handpieces: 

 

To insert bur, turn lever 180º clockwise towards 

the back (shaft connection end) of handpiece. 

Insert or change a 2.35mm (3/32

) shank bur and 

turn lever 180º forward counterclockwise. Make 

sure lever is completely locked into the forward 

position. Never change burs while handpiece  

is running.

18, 18D, and 18SJ Handpieces: 

These handpieces 

have a lever on the 

side of the handpiece. 

Push the spring 

loaded lever down to 

open the collet and release the shank of accessory 

(2.35mm or 3/32

only). Insert accessory with the 

lever held down. Never push lever down while 

handpiece or flex shaft are rotating. 

Attaching Accessories to Handpieces

Quick Change Type — continued  
20, 20D and 20SJ Handpieces: 

These  

handpieces have a lever action collet release 

mechanism. Wait for the motor, flexible shaft, 

and accessory to come to a complete stop before 

turning the lever to open the collet and remove or 

insert accessory (2.35mm or 3/32

 only). Turn  

lever 90˚ to left or 

right to open collet 

and change an ac-

cessory. To close the 

collet turn the lever 

back to the posi-

tion parallel to the 

handpiece.

Chisel Type — 
50 and 50C Handpieces (50C includes set of  

six chisels): 

Inserting a chisel into 

this reciprocating 

handpiece should be 

done while the motor 

is in the “off” position, 

or with the handpiece 

disconnected. Loosen the locking nut with the 

12mm spanner wrench provided by unscrewing 

it counterclockwise. Insert the tang fully into the 

plunger shaft. Tighten the locking nut clockwise 

until tool is held securely. Do not over tighten. Use 

this chisel handpiece in forward rotation only.

Handpiece Lubrication  

  

(See page 8 for handpiece photos.)

8, 18, 20, 25, (25H), 28, (28H), 
30

®

, (30H), 35, 43T, 44T, (44HT) and 52: 

These handpieces have been permanently lubri-

cated. Their greased-shielded ball bearings should 

absolutely not be lubricated. (Handpieces listed 

in brackets are for use with Series TXH and LXH 

models only.)
 

10 and 10D: Lubrication should not be required 

for the first 2–3 months of continuous use. Then, 

approximately every two weeks of use, lubrica-

tion of the front and back ends of the handpiece 

is required. Follow the detailed instructions that 

come with your handpiece.
 

8D, 10D, 15D, 18D and 20D Handpieces with 

Duplex Spring Connections: Approximately every 

20 hours of operation apply 1 or 2 drops of Fore-

dom oil (Part No. MS10005) into the hole in the 

duplex spring collar next to the sheath connector. 

This will provide sufficient lubrication for both 

the duplex spring connection and the handpiece 

spindle.
 

15 and 15D: Clean off any dirt to prevent foreign 

matter from falling inside the handpiece. Put two 

drops of Foredom oil into the oil hole in the side of 

the housing. Run the handpiece slowly to distrib-

ute the oil. Lubricate every 100 hours of use.
 

50 and 50C: After every 200 hours of use you 

should clean and lubricate this handpiece. The 

old grease must be cleaned off of the interior cam 

chamber and replaced with new lubricant (Part 

No. MS10008). Follow the detailed instructions 

that come with your chisel handpiece.  

 

 

Visit www.foredom.net

How-To Videos on Foredom flex shaft 

set-up, maintenance and operation!

 

 

To minimize repetition, we sometimes drop prefixes associated with Foredom part numbers.  

Officially, Motors begin with M. (M.SR), Handpieces with H. (H.30

®

), and  

Speed Controls with C. (C.FCT).

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Summary of Contents for SR Series 1/6 HP

Page 1: ...Series SRH Models For Your Own Safety Please read this Assembly Operation and Service Manual before operating your Foredom power tool Always wear eye protection while using power tools Only use acces...

Page 2: ...accessory Do not wear items such as neckties necklaces or bracelets when operat ing power tools Be sure to tie back or secure long hair Secure the power tool to motor hanger or work surface Flexible...

Page 3: ...tool should be grounded while in use to protect the operator from electric shock The tool is equipped with an approved 3 conductor cord and a 3 prong grounding type plug to fit the proper grounding r...

Page 4: ...RSE clockwise shaft rotation Advantages of Reverse Rotation Left handed users will have better control in the reverse direction For right handed use dust and debris flies away in reverse Alternating m...

Page 5: ...tach handpiece onto the shafting Assembly Instructions Always make sure your power tool is unplugged during assembly After identifying all the components of your power tool assemble it in the followin...

Page 6: ...d experience Hold the handpiece securely before selecting the rotation direction and turning the motor to the desired on position Hanging Motor Installation M SR Motors should be hung up about 30 40 a...

Page 7: ...Higher speeds are used for buffing cutting and pol ishing Read Accessory Recommendations on pages 11 and 12 of this manual Voltage Decreases Never operate a power tool during a percep tible power decr...

Page 8: ...Tip handpiece to Slip Joint shaft HP770 Slip Joint handpiece to Key Tip shaft HP775 Duplex adapter for Key Tip handpiece and shaft HP776 Duplex adapter for Slip Joint handpiece and Key Tip shaft Never...

Page 9: ...o align holes Apply wrench and unscrew chuck nut by turning counterclockwise 2 Remove chuck nut to expose collet 3 Pull collet out of handpiece spindle 4 Slip new collet in place and screw on chuck nu...

Page 10: ...Use this chisel handpiece in forward rotation only Handpiece Lubrication See page 8 for handpiece photos 8 18 20 25 25H 28 28H 30 30H 35 43T 44T 44HT and 52 These handpieces have been permanently lub...

Page 11: ...ain glass acrylic soft and precious metals and wood General Accessory Recommendations Scotch BriteTM Radial Bristle Discs from 3M have thin flexible plastic bristles that get into hard to reach areas...

Page 12: ...ing Use high speeds for cleaning and deburring Medium speeds are needed when cleaning hard to reach areas and edge blending General Accessory Recommendations continued Compounds Foredom has seven diff...

Page 13: ...ours of use With every 200 hours of use the shaft should be thoroughly cleaned with solvent and lubricated Use Foredom flex shaft grease p n MS10006 or high quality white lubricating grease Be sure to...

Page 14: ...ft with plain fitting directed toward the motor and into the motor connector Each end of the sheath has a metal fitting One is plain the other has a groove around it to fit the handpiece 6 Adjust the...

Page 15: ...le shaft S 93 Pair of motor brushes MP132P Foredom flexible shaft grease MS10006 Owner s Manual Individual Parts Pair of motor brushes MP132P Flexible shaft S 93 Outer sheath S 77 Neoprene sheath S 77...

Page 16: ...UENTIAL DAMAGES Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusion m...

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