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Ledra Brands Inc.
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9. REMOVE DRILL JIG AND CLEAN
9.1 Open the vice grip and disengage the
clamping chain to remove the Drill Jig
from the rail.
9.2 Inspect inside the cutter assembly for
presence of a slug. If present, REMOVE
the slug from the cutter with pliers (Fig 9.2).
9.3 Remove any shavings around the
cutters with the supplied pliers. Shake
out any remaining shavings. Do NOT
use compressed air to clean.
9.4 File the hole with the supplied file
to remove burrs. Wipe rail clean with
a cloth.
9.5 Go to the next hole and repeat
from step 5.
After drilling EACH hole, inspect the cutter assembly. Check for a slug
and shaving build up (present in the above image).
Fig 9.2 IMPORTANT! REMOVE the slug and shavings with pliers.
NOTE! Check that you have removed the
slug after EACH hole drilled. If the slug is
stuck, use pliers to remove.
NOTE! Be sure to collect shavings and
other waste from the site and dispose
responsibly.
TIP! A good time to lubricate the cutters
for the next hole is just AFTER cleaning
the cutter assembly.
SLUG AND SHAVINGS CAN BE HOT ENOUGH TO BURN
AND INJURE. USE APPROPIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT (PPE) SUCH AS GOGGLES, GLOVES, AND
SAFETY BOOTS.
ENSURE TO INSPECT THE CUTTERS AND REMOVE THE SLUG
AFTER EACH HOLE IS DRILLED.
DO NOT CLEAN THE CUTTER ASSEMBLY WITH COMPRESSED
AIR. THIS MAY CAUSE SHAVINGS TO BE WEDGED BETWEEN
COMPONENTS, CAUSING ISSUES.
