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JEFBGS06

150mm Bench Grinder

5. Assembly Instructions (continued)  

D. (i) Tool Rest Assembly 

1.

 Mount the tool rests to the work rest bracket using the knob and washers provided. 

2.

 Before tightening the knob, adjust the gap between the grinding wheel and the work rest to a maximum of 1/8" 

(32mm) - tighten securely. 

D. (ii) Tool Rest Adjustments

In order to prevent the workpiece from being pulled and caught between the tool rest and the wheel, readjust the tool 
rest position whenever necessary to maintain the 1/8" (3.2mm) distance.

  

1.

 Loosen, but do not remove, the knob holding the tool rest arm.

2.

 Slide the tool rest in or out to achieve a 1/8" (32mm) distance from the grinding wheel surface.

3.

 Re-tighten the locking knob. 

Fig.6 Tool Rest

6. Operating Instructions

This tool is designed for sharpening chisels, axes and other wood cutting tools. It is also useful for repairing tips on 
screwdrivers and drill bits and removing excess metal burrs from pieces of cut metal. With the proper accessories, 
the tool can be used for cleaning metal surfaces using a wire brush or for buffing and polishing using a cloth wheel. 

A. Turning the Grinder On/Off  

The On/Off power switch is located on the front of the grinder. 

B. Grinding Guidelines

• Adjust the tool rest to accommodate large or unusually shaped work pieces. 

 Always keep the workpiece moving across the face of the grinding wheel. Grinding continuously on the same spot 

on the wheel will result in excessive wearing and grooving on the grinding surface. This in turn can lead to a greater 
risk of wheel damage and reduction in grinding quality.
• If the workpiece becomes hot - dip it in water or oil to cool it. 

 Always grind on the face of the wheel (around the diameter), never on the sides. Side pressure on grinding wheels 

can cause cracking and damage. 
• If the face of the grinding wheel is worn unevenly, becomes grooved, or is no longer smooth and flat, the wheel 
should be reshaped with a dressing tool (not provided). If cannot be reshaped it should be replaced. 

 If the surface of the wheel becomes loaded or dulled with waste workpiece particles or debris the wheel should be 

cleaned with a dressing tool. 

 

 After reshaping, always readjust the tool rests and spark arrestors. 

 When grinding metal objects can be heated quickly, keep the workpiece moving back and forth across the face of 

the grinding wheel and cool the object frequently using the coolant tray

JEFBGS06

150mm Bench Grinder

7. Maintenance

Task 

Frequency

Check the power cord

Before each use 

Check the wheels for cracks

Before each use 

Check all moving parts for alignment and binding issues

Before each use

Dress grinding wheels

As required 

Replace the grinding wheels

As required 

Clean and vacuum dust from the motor housing & other parts

As required

Warning: 

Any service beyond the recommended maintenance tasks listed above should only be carried out 

by a trained technician.

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Summary of Contents for JEFBGS06

Page 1: ...150mm Bench Grinder 370W Hp 2850rpm 230V 50Hz USER MANUAL www jeffersontools co uk JEFBGS06...

Page 2: ...nvironments Do not use in damp conditions to avoid electric shock Keep children and bystanders out of the work area when the tool is in operation This equipment can generate sparks when in use so it i...

Page 3: ...es plugs are in good condition before use Ensure that the equipment is grounded before use Grounding helps to ensure that the current will take the path of least resistance in the event of an electric...

Page 4: ...Bench Grinder 5 Assembly Instructions continued C Installing or Changing the Grinding Wheel 1 Use a screwdriver to loosen the wheel cover screws and push anti clockwise to remove the wheel cover 2 Fit...

Page 5: ...ace of the grinding wheel Grinding continuously on the same spot on the wheel will result in excessive wearing and grooving on the grinding surface This in turn can lead to a greater risk of wheel dam...

Page 6: ...rt circuit in motor or loose connections 3 Incorrect fuses or circuit breakers in the power line 4 Motor overloaded 1 Check power source ensure correct voltage is used 2 Inspect all cable connections...

Page 7: ...Hex Nut M6x14 2 19 Flat Washer D6 2 20 Lock Block 2 21 Left Eyeshield Mount Rod 1 22 Eyeshield Plate Assy 2 23 Flat Washer D35 1 24 Bearing 2 25 Stator 1 26 Rotor 1 27 Wire With Plug 1 28 Right Spark...

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