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Heavy-duty enclosed stand for
greater stability.

Sanding belt operates at any angle
from horizontal to vertical.

Accurate belt tension and tracking 
adjustment.

Cast-iron table can be adjusted up
or down for full belt use.

Conveniently mounted motor
controls.

Cast-iron miter gauge can be locked
in position for quick and easy setup.

Adjustable, removable front table
fence.

Graphite covered steel plate for
reduced friction and extended
belt life.

LENGTH OF OSCILLATION
UP: 1/8’’ (3.2 mm)
DOWN: 1/8’’ (3.2 mm)
TOTAL: 1/4’’ (6.4 mm)

BELT SIZE
6’’ x 89’’ (152 x 2260 mm)

BELT SPEED
3900 LIN. FPM (1279 LIN. MPM)

LENGTH OF WORK AREA
33 3⁄4” (857 mm)

DUST CHUTE OUTLET
4” (102 mm)

FRONT TABLE SIZE
9 7⁄8” x 29 5⁄8” (250 x 751 mm)

AUXILIARY/END TABLE SIZE
9 7⁄8” x 11 7⁄8” (250 x 300 mm) 

BASE DIMENSIONS (L x W)
21 1/2” x 17” (546 x 432 mm)

OVERALL DIMENSIONS (L x W x H)
50” x 21” x 49” (1270 x 533 x 1245 mm)

MOTOR - PRE-WIRED 220V
1 1⁄2 HP, 110/220 V, 18/9 A

WEIGHT
277 LBS (126 kg)

REVISION 1 - OCTOBER 26/07

© COPYRIGHT GENERAL INTERNATIONAL 10/2007

Summary of Contents for 15-005S

Page 1: ...plate for reduced friction and extended belt life LENGTH OF OSCILLATION UP 1 8 3 2 mm DOWN 1 8 3 2 mm TOTAL 1 4 6 4 mm BELT SIZE 6 x 89 152 x 2260 mm BELT SPEED 3900 LIN FPM 1279 LIN MPM LENGTH OF WOR...

Page 2: ...period of 24 months from date of purchase any genuine part or parts which upon examination prove to be defective in work manship or material In order to obtain this warranty all defective parts must...

Page 3: ...at the feed rate for which it was designed 13 Avoid working from awkward or off balance posi tions Do not overreach and keep both feet on floor 14 Keep guards in place and in working order If a guard...

Page 4: ...motor and voiding the war ranty of your machine We suggest you ask your local General International distributor to recommend qualified electricians in your area or perhaps one of their own technician...

Page 5: ...N OF MAIN PARTS AND COMPONENTS 5 BELT TENSION LEVER LOCK KNOB DUST HOOD LOCK KNOB DUST OUTLET SAFETY SWITCH ASSEMBLY MOTOR BASE DOOR HANDLE DOOR SANDING HEAD TILT ADJUSTMENT LEVER MITER GAUGE SANDING...

Page 6: ...UXILIARY END TABLE 1 HARDWARE BAG 1 HANDLE 1 LOCK KNOB SHORT TOGGLE SCREW 2 LOCK KNOB MEDIUM LONG TOGGLE SCREW 1 FLAT WASHER LARGE 5 FLAT WASHER MEDIUM LOCK WASHER 14 CARRIAGE BOLT HEX NUT 12 HEX BOLT...

Page 7: ...vent rust apply a light coating of paste wax or use regular applications of any after market surface protec tant or rust inhibitor such as General International Top Saver item GC 010 Tip Hint With a s...

Page 8: ...2 screws using a small square head screwdriver 2 Attach the upper and lower door supports to the side panels shown above using the car riage bolts medium flat washers lock washers and nuts Note Make...

Page 9: ...holes on the end of the motor as shown above using a 4 mm T handle hex wrench or a 4 mm Allen key Then connect the power cord from the motor to the inlet plug on the switch Note The sanding belt and t...

Page 10: ...sanding belt guard between the 2 rear supports secure the left side only for now using a short lock knob and a large flat washer as shown above 6 Fit the left drum guard between the support and the b...

Page 11: ...L INJURY AFTER INITIAL SET UP AS WELL AS BEFORE EACH USE MAKE SURE THAT EVERYTHING IS SECURELY INSTALLED AND THAT ALL FASTENERS AND MOVING PARTS ON THIS SANDER ARE LOCKED IN PLACE BEFORE STARTING THE...

Page 12: ...prevent unauthorized use or unintentional start up remove the safety key and store it in a safe place whenever the sander is not in use To start the sander insert the safety key and pull the switch t...

Page 13: ...ce from moving 2 Insert the table rod in the opening under the table and tighten using the bolt and nut which are already mounted 3 Place the table rod assembly into the table brack et Insert a medium...

Page 14: ...nk it ought to be tighten the lock knob and loosen the nut Turn the adjusting screw until it touches the stop lock pin and tighten down the nut again Recheck the angle Repeat if necessary until a true...

Page 15: ...ry after changing or replacing a sanding belt to counterbal ance for unevennesses between sanding belts Though not essential proper belt tracking having the belt running straight and oscillating as ev...

Page 16: ...d belt slippage 4 Periodically inspect the ON OFF switch power cord plug and other parts for damage DO NOT OPERATE THE SANDER WITH A DAMAGED SWITCH POWER CORD PLUG OR OTHER PARTS REPLACE A DAM AGED PA...

Page 17: ...ion of dust collectors to suit all your shop needs Dust collectors contribute to a cleaner and more healthful workshop environment TOP SAVER cleaner item GC 010 All in one table top rust remover and l...

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Page 19: ...15005 32 HEX NUT 3 15005 33 HANDLE 1 15005 34 PLATEN 1 15005S 34B SANDING HEAD TOP COVER 1 15005S 35 TENSION BAR 1 15005 36 LOCK KNOB M8X1 25X35 1 15005 37A PIN 1 15005S 38 SPRING 1 15005 39 SPACER 1...

Page 20: ...HER 10 15005 96 TABLE ROD 1 15005 100 ANGLE INDICATOR STICKER 1 15005 101 I D STICKER 1 15005 102 BELT TENSION LEVER STICKER 1 15005 103 DUST HOOD 1 15005 104 PHILLIPS HEAD SCREW 3 16 24UNCX1 4 L 3 15...

Page 21: ...2 15005 159 WARNING STICKER 1 15005S 160 BELT DIRECTION STICKER 1 15005 161 POWER CORD LABEL 1 15005S 164 SPACER 2 15005S 165 BEARING 6800 2 15005S 167 WORM GEAR 1 15005S 168 CAP SCREW 5 16 X1 1 4 2...

Page 22: ...serial number of the machine and part number Also a brief description of each item and quantity desired 8360 Champ d Eau Montreal Quebec Canada H1P 1Y3 Tel 514 326 1161 Fax 514 326 5565 Parts Service...

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