Charnwood BD15, Руководство пользователя

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Move the workpiece backwards and
forwards over the curved end of the
belt.
Never present the end of a workpiece
to the curved edge as this can cause
it to kick back.
The disc sander is ideally suited to
smoothing end grain and fine-tuning
angled cuts with the aid of the mitre
guide.
Whenever possible use the left half of
the exposed disc as this will hold the
workpiece against the table.
If it is necessary to use the full width
of the disc, care must be taken to hold
the workpiece firmly as the right half
will tend to cause it to lift.
Keep the workpiece moving to
achieve the best finish.
To use the table on an angle, loosen
the two locking knobs and move to the
required angle.
Always check the angle before
sanding.
The mitre guide supplied can be used
for fine sanding on angles up to 45
degrees.
By combining the table tilt and mitre
guide, compound angles can be
sanded.