ASSEMbLy
installing spark guards to wheel guards
1. Install the spark guard (A) Fig.4 to the front surface of the wheel guard (B)
using a pan head screw, spring washer and washer (C). Repeat for the other
side.
2. Adjust both spark guards (A) Fig.4 until they are 1/16” away from the grinding
wheel (D). Firmly tighten the pan head screws. As the grinding wheels are
worn down, re-adjust the spark guards to maintain the 1/16” distance from
the wheel.
installing eye shields to wheel guards
1. Attach the eye shield (A) Fig.5 to the eye shield rod (B) using a carriage bolt
and hex. nut (C). Repeat for the other side.
2. Attach the curved end of the eye shield rod (B) Fig.5 to the grinding wheel
guard (D) using a hex. bolt (E), washer, clamp bracket (F). Screw the hex bolt
(E) into the threaded hole on the inside of the grinding wheel guard (D).
3. Secure the eye shield in place by tightening the hex. bolt (E) Fig.5 and car-
riage bolt and hex. nut (C).
installing tool rests to wheel guards
The bench grinder comes with two adjustable tool rests which can be tilted de-
pending on the angle of grinding required. The left tool rest has a groove to
allow for sharpening drill bits, and the right tool rest is completely flat.
1. Install the right side tool rest support (A) Fig.6 to the grinding wheel guard (B)
using a carriage bolt, washer, spring washer and lock knob (C).
2. The lower slot on the tool rest support (A) Fig.6 fits around the small post (D)
that sticks out from the grinding wheel guard (B). The upper slot is used to
position the carriage bolt, washer, spring washer and lock knob.
3. Install the tool rest (A) Fig.7 to the tool rest support (B) with a washer and
lock knob (C) as shown.
4. Adjust the tool rest (A) Fig.7 to ensure the inner edge is 1/16” away from the
grinding wheel.
5. Repeat for the opposite left side tool rest.
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