- 7 -
ASSEMBLY
- SWITCHING ON AND OFF (FIG.1):
Press switch
(A)
into the 'I' position. This will start the
machine. Press switch to the 'O' position - this will stop
the machine.
Using the variable speed dial
(B)
will enable you to
alter the speed of the collet chuck:
Position 1 - SLOW
Position 3 - MEDIUM
Position 6 - FAST
Select the correct speed for the work and type of bit
you are using.
- APPLICATIONS:
Your multi-tool can be used for drilling, grinding,
polishing, milling and brushing. Other jobs like
engraving, cutting and removing rust are also possible.
It can be used on most wood, metal, glass and
ceramics.
It is a good idea to practice on a scrap piece of material.
Best results are achieved by an even speed and pressure
(not too hard). Use lower speeds for larger tools and
higher speeds for smaller tools.
- HOLDING THE TOOL (FIG.2 & 3):
For jobs such as milling or engraving where precision is
required, hold the multi-tool like a pen.
For heavier work like cutting or grinding hold the
multi-tool in the palm of your hand.
- CHANGING
BITS
(FIG.4):
-
NOTE:
Remove the plug from the socket before
carrying out adjustment, servicing or maintenance.
Choose from the five collets provided, the appropriate
size for the bit shank. If the size is not known, insert the
bit into the collet. The collet which offers a machine fit
to the bit is the correct one to use. Do not force the bit
into a collet.
Press spindle locking button
(C)
to stop the spindle
from rotating. Using the spanner, loosen the collet nut
(D)
.
Place the collet into the spindle and loosely replace the
nut.
Slide in the bit allowing approx. 15-20mm overhang,
and tighten the nut.
- NOTE:
Do not over tighten the collet
nut
(D)
.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
FIG.1
FIG.2
FIG.3
FIG.4
