Parkside PAMFW 12 E4, User Manual

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Selecting an accessory tool
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The following accessory tools constitute the most common types.
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If desired, consult specialist retailers about further accessory tools.
Plunge cut saw blade (Fig. C,
[ 22]
) Scraper (Fig. C,
[ 24]
)
Materials: Wood
Plastic
Plaster
other soft materials
Materials: Mortar/cement residue
Tile/carpet adhesive
Paint/silicone residue
Use: Cut-off cuts
Plunge cuts
Sawing close to the edge,
including in hard-to-reach
areas
Use: Removing material residue
Example:
Cutting notches in light
construction walls
Example:
Removing carpet adhesive
residue on floors
Diamond blade (Fig. C,
[ 23]
)
Sanding paper (Fig. C,
[ 21]
)
Materials: Tile cement
Tile joints
Materials: Wood and metal
Wood*
Metal*
* depending on sanding
sheet
Use: Removing material residue Use: Sanding along edges
Sanding along hard-to-
reach areas
Examples:
Removing tile cement when
replacing damaged tiles
Reaming out joint
compound between wall
and floor tiles