THE ABC'S OF ROTARY TOOL SAFETY
Please,
please
read all safety warnings and instructions - they're pretty
reasonable.
We don't mean to sound dramatic, but neglecting the following
instructions may actually result in electric shock, fire, and/or serious injury easier
than you might think. There's other - better ways to get your adrenaline going.
Also,
save this manual for future reference
. Reviewing it once in a while in
between rotary tool uses and before instructing others won't hurt either - in fact,
we strongly recommend it. If someone else is going to be operating this tool, make
sure they have read and understood all the information in this manual prior to
handling your rotary tool. Makes sense, right?
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Don't force your rotary tool.
No one is fond of having to do something they're
forced to do - same goes for your rotary tool. Do not overload it, and use it for
its intended purpose - detailed carving, engraving, cutting, grinding, polishing
and sanding jobs. Also...
Use the accessories and attachments as intended.
On pages 11-19, we've
listed all accessories & attachments that come with your rotary tool, and their
purpose. Stick to that list.
Do not use third-party accessories (such as grinding discs) with the
maximum rated speed below 35,000 RPM.
The power of the rotary tool will
most likely tear them apart and scatter them everywhere. Imagine a piece of
rough sandpaper hitting your face at 100mph (or 160 km/h) - not the most
pleasant of experiences.
Do not use accessories or attachments other than the ones recommended in
this user manual.
We've included quite a wide variety of add-ons to get
everything done. But if you do wish us to consider adding another one, let us
know at
, and we'll see what we can do (we already tried
adding a can opener - it was a bad idea).
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