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26 | Page Oliver Machinery 6320 Sander
Edge Sanding
1. Use the digital readout to set the sanding
belt tilt angle to create a squared edge or a
beveled edge.
2. Adjust the table height as needed.
3. Before starting the sander, clear the table
and turn on the dust collection system.
4. Turn on the sander and set the belt
oscillation speed.
5. Hold the workpiece firmly on the table and
feed the workpiece gently to the sanding
belt.
6. Using a miter gauge can provide additional
support to the workpiece and create a
squared or miter end. This sander comes
with a miter gauge that is bolted onto the
table. Check the miter angle against the
sanding belt before use.
7. Use extra caution when sanding with a sharp
miter angle pointing towards the traveling
direction of the sanding belt. The workpiece
can get wedged in between the belt and the
miter gauge. This can damage the workpiece
and the machine.
8. To sand a curved edge or to round a corner,
begin the operation from a point where the
edge is relatively straight/smooth, then
rotate the workpiece against the direction of
the sanding belt.
WARNING
Avoid feeding a sharp corner against
the travel direction of the sanding belt.
Doing so increases the risk of the
workpiece pulling away from the
operator, which may cause serious
injuries and machine damage. Instead,
start the work from a relatively flat
surface and work towards the sharp
corner.