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General power tool safety warnings / Start-up
Start-up
You can use the prismatic brick
23
to recondition
or regrind the grinding bits. To do so, slowly
bring the grinding bit
20
to the brick
23
with
the tool switched on. Grinding the two abrasive
wheels together will remove uneven areas in the
contour of the grinding bit.
Installing sanding belts
Slide the grinding belt
24
onto the grinding man-
drel
34
from the top. Tighten the screw on the grind-
ing mandrel
34
to secure the grinding belt
24
.
Attaching polishing tools
Screw the polishing tool
22
into the tip of the
mandrel for polishing attachments
25
.
Switching on and off /
Adjusting the speed
Switching on / adjusting the speed:
Set the ON / OFF switch
1
to position „I“ by
pressing down and sliding it forward.
Set the variable speed control
10
to a position
between „1“ and „MAX“.
Switching off:
Set the ON / OFF switch
1
to position „0“.
Information about processing
materials / tool / speed range
Use the router bits to process wood, plastic and
sheetrock at maximum speed.
Determine the speed range for processing zinc,
zinc alloys, aluminium, copper and lead by
testing scrap pieces.
Process plastics and materials with a low melt-
ing point at a low speed.
Process wood at high speeds.
Clean, polish and buff at a medium speed.
Note:
The milling bit
27
is not intended for use on
steel or iron. Suitable milling bits are available.
The following information are non-binding recom-
mendations. When performing the actual work also
test yourself, which tools and settings are ideal for
the material you are working on.
Examples of use / selecting the correct tool
Function
Accessory
Application
Drilling
Drill bit
28
Wood applications (see Fig. C)
Milling
Milling bit
27
Various applications; e.g. recessing, hollowing
out, shaping, grooving, or making slots
Engraving
Engraving bits
26
Marking (see Fig. D)
Polishing, rust
removal
CAUTIoN!
Only apply the tool
to the work piece
under light pressure.
Metal brush
31
Rust removal (see Fig. E)
Polishing tools
22
Processing various metals and plastics, particularly
precious metals such as gold or silver (see Fig. F)