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Grinding discs, flanges, support discs and other accessories must fit the
angle grinder's spindle exactly
(find the spindle size on page 12)
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Accessories
that are too loose will rotate unevenly, vibrate heavily, and make you lose
control of the tool.
Mount the abrasive surface of the grinding discs below the level of the
protective edge
to keep the disc protected. The protective guard must be
securely attached and positioned so that the least amount of disc is exposed
towards you.
Keep the cutting tools sharp and clean.
Blunt blades are much more prone to
getting jammed and are harder to control.
Make sure there is nothing stuck in the moving parts of your angle grinder
before turning it on.
It moves fast - and it will ruin your day even faster.
Do not turn the angle grinder on or off while it's in contact with the
workpiece.
Keep your fingers, hands, limbs, and any other body parts,
as well as the
power cable away from the moving parts. If the grinder can cut tile, just
imagine what it could do to your digits.
Do not use your angle grinder if it doesn't work as it should. Get it repaired
or replaced before using. Should you have any problems or concerns about
anything, let us know by emailing
.
To avoid or reduce the impact of kickback,
hold the tool firmly, have your
body and arms in a stable position, and outside of the area the tool could
move in case of kickback, and do not use the tool with any accessories that
have “teeth”.
Exercise extra caution when working with corners, sharp edges etc.,
as
rotating accessories can bounce or get snagged.
Wait until the tool has come to a complete stop before carrying it, putting it
down, or changing an accessory.
The alternative is completely losing control
of the tool, as it starts moving around the floor or table.
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