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Oliver Machinery
Seattle
, WA |
Copyright 2005 | www.olivermachinery.net
Table Insert
1.
Disconnect the sander form the power source,
unplug.
2. Choose the insert (A, Fig. 4) that most closely
matches the diameter of the sanding drum.
3. Line up the notch in the insert with the spring pin in
the table (B, Fig. 4), and press in place.
4. Remove the insert by pressing up from underneath.
Note:
Keep the opening in the table clean so that
the insert can be easilyput in place, and removed.
Sanding Assembly 90° to Table
1. Loosen the lock knobs (C, Fig. 5) on trunnions and
position the table so that it rests against the 90° stop
(D, Fig. 6). Tighten lock knobs.
2. Place a square (E, Fig. 5) on the working side
of the table, and make sure the sanding drum is
perpendicular to the table.
3. If an adjustment needs to be made loosen the hex
nut (F, Fig. 6).
4. Loosen lock knobs.
5. Rotate the 90° stop in the appropriate direction until
the table rests 90° to the sanding drum.
6. Tighten the hex nut while holding the stop.
7. Adjust pointer (G, Fig. 6) so that it indicates the “0”
position on the scale.
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Table Insert
1.
Disconnect the sander form the power
source, unplug.
2. Choose the insert (A, Fig. 4) that most
closely matches the diameter of the sanding
drum.
3. Line up the notch in the insert with the
spring pin in the table (B, Fig. 4), and press
in place.
4. Remove the insert by pressing up from
underneath.
Note:
Keep the opening in the
table clean so that the insert can be easily
put in place, and removed.
Sanding Assembly 90° to Table
1. Loosen the lock knobs (C, Fig. 5) on
trunnions and position the table so that it
rests against the 90° stop (D, Fig. 6).
Tighten lock knobs.
2. Place a square (E, Fig. 5) on the working
side of the table, and make sure the sanding
drum is perpendicular to the table.
3. If an adjustment needs to be made loosen
the hex nut (F, Fig. 6).
4. Loosen lock knobs.
5. Rotate the 90° stop in the appropriate
direction until the table rests 90° to the
sanding drum.
6. Tighten the hex nut while holding the stop.
7. Adjust pointer (G, Fig. 6) so that it indicates
the “0” position on the scale.