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of the disc (Fig.2 - 4).
• Place the work plate (12) with the shaft in the
machine frame and secure the work plate with
the bolt in the side of the machine frame.
Check with a 90° sash angle on the work plate
and against the sanding disc if the angle is
exactly 90° (Fig.5).
• If necessary, adjust this angle with the
calibration indicator.
• The mitre scale (13), which is also supplied
separately, can be placed on the work plate
(12). With the use of this mitre scale the angle
of grinding can be determined precisely.
• The fence (8) for the belt sander can be placed
behind the uppermost bolt of the V-belt guard.
In this way the workpiece can be held firmly
against the belt, without great hazards.
To prevent the workpiece or your fingers
from getting caught between the work plate
(12) and the sanding disc (11), the space
between work plate (12) and sanding disc
(11) must not exceed 1.6 mm.
With coarse sanding paper (P 60) generally most
of the material can be removed, and fine sanding
paper (P 150) is then used for finishing. An
uneven surface is first treated with coarse sanding
paper and sanded until it is even. Subsequently
medium-coarse sanding paper (P 100) is used to
remove the scratches caused by the first type of
paper used. Fine sanding paper (P 150) is used
for finishing. The sanding needs to be continued
until the surface is smooth.
Fig. 6 - 9
When the sanding machine is held with the
sanding disc turned towards you, the sanding
belt moves from right to left along the upper part
of the machine. Because of this turning direction
the workpiece will be pressed against the right
side of the fence. An arrow on the inside indicates
the right direction of running of the sanding belt
(see drawing). If no direction is indicated, the
sanding belt must be placed in such a way that
the elevated part of the seam is placed into the
turning direction of the belt. So it is very important
that the sanding belt is placed in the correct
way. The machine uses standard 100 x 915 mm
sanding belts (nr 7):
• Remove the plug from the mains socket.
• Push the clamping handle completely to the
right to take away the tension of the transport
rollers (Fig.1: 14).
• Push the sanding belt along both of the
transport rollers, starting from the back of the
machine.
• Push the clamping handle completely to the
left. Now the sanding belt should be
completely tight.
• Turn the transport roller exactly in a right angle
to the direction of the sanding belts with the
use of the winged nut at the right roller. The
direction of running of the belt is adjusted
correctly if the sides of the sanding belt are
running parallel to the bearing plate.
Paper or “velcro” plates are used for the sanding
disc. The standard diameter is 150 mm. The
plates are self adhesive.
For more flexibility of the sanding belt its bottom
side can be used, because there is no bearing
plate. For an easy reach of this bottom side the
sanding belt can be placed in vertical position.
• Loosen the two nuts at the front of the sanding
machine, around the left transport roller shaft,
with the use of an open-end spanner.
• Push the sanding belt up in the position
desired.
• Fasten the two nuts again.
• The workpiece can now rest on the worktop
instead of on the sanding belt;
• The work plate which is used for the sanding
disc can now be pushed with the shaft into the
hole of the machine frame, at the left side of
the sanding machine.
• Fasten the bolt at the back of the machine.
• The work plate can now be used as support
for the sanding of the work piece against the
sanding belt.
Always stand facing the machine so that
you always have a good overview (Fig 1,
A1+A2).
• Press the switch into position ‘1’ to put your
sanding machine into operation.
