RADLEY 1262-801, Руководство пользователя

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1262-801
7.5A 3 X 21" BELT SANDER
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1. Squeeze the trigger switch and check to make sure the sanding belt is tracking in the
centre of the sanding belt rollers. Adjust if necessary (Fig. 6).
2. Carefully lower the tool until the sanding belt contacts the workpiece (Fig. 8).
NOTE:
For general sanding, always place the sander on the workpiece so the sanding
belt is running parallel to the wood grain. Sanding across the grain will produce a much
rougher surface.
3. While applying only light pressure on the sander, move it across the workpiece
surface to be sanded.
NOTES:
a) It is important to keep the sander moving at all times while the sanding belt is in
contact with the workpiece. Allowing the tool to become stationary will create a
groove or detent in the workpiece.
b) Only apply light pressure to the sander while it is working. Applying too much
pressure will slow the belt down and produce a rougher surface. It will also overheat
and damage the motor.
4. When sanding is completed, lift the sander away from the workpiece and turn the
switch OFF.
NOTE:
Always allow the sanding belt to come to a complete stop before setting the tool down.
Fig. 9
Fig. 8
SANDING ROUGH WOOD SURFACES OR REMOVING PAINT
1. Sand rough wood surfaces or remove paint by sanding across the grain at 45°
in both directions (Fig. 9).
NOTES:
a) Sanding at 45° will result in faster removal of surface material.
b) Move the sander in a linear motion only. Moving the sander in an orbital motion may
cause the belt to track improperly on the sanding belt rollers.
2. Finish sanding parallel to the wood grain.