Grizzly T25251 User manual

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MODEL T25251
MINI WORKBENCH
INSTRUCTIONS
COPYRIGHT © APRIL, 2014 BY GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.
NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE
OR FORM WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.
#MN16530 PRINTED IN CHINA
This mini workbench features independently
adjustable hand screws for irregular clamping
with the table jaws, four pivoting clamp dogs for
gripping flat work, and non-marring suction cup
feet for securing the mini workbench to smooth,
flat surfaces.
Introduction Operation
Figure 1. Model T25251 Mini Workbench.
Specifications
Weight .........................................................8 lbs.
Dimensions .........................18"W x 161⁄2"D x 6"H
Work Surface .................................... 7
7⁄8" x 17 3⁄4"
Clamping Capacity w/Table Jaws ....................3"
Clamping Capacity w/Clamp Dogs ................8
1⁄8"
Maximum Weight Capacity........................22 lbs.
Assembly
The Model T25251 Mini Workbench is completely
assembled. Insert the four clamp dogs into the
tables to accommodate different shapes and
sizes of work material.
Clamping Workpiece Between Table Jaws
The mini workbench can be used as a vise to
secure materials between the table jaws.
To clamp workpiece between table jaws:
1. Turn hand screws counterclockwise to open
jaws widely enough to insert workpiece.
2. Place workpiece between table jaws.
3. Rotate hand screws clockwise to tighten jaws
and secure workpiece (see Figure 2).
Note: The hand screws on the mini work-
bench turn independently of one another.
By holding one hand screw stationary and
turning the other, the table opening can
be skewed (like a "V") to hold odd-shaped
objects.
Figure 2. Workpiece clamped between table
jaws.

-2- T25251 Mini Workbench (Mfd. 01/13)
DO NOT use the Model T25251 as a step-
ladder. Doing so could cause serious
personal injury and break the workbench.
NOTICE
Never exceed the listed capacity of the
workbench. Doing so could break it.
4. If suction cups do not grip surface, return foot
levers to upright position, press down more
firmly on workbench, and repeat Step 3.
Engaging Suction Cup Feet
The mini workbench features suction cup feet that
are designed to grip smooth, flat surfaces and
secure the workbench.
To engage suction cup feet:
1. Ensure suction cups are clean, then place
workbench on smooth, flat surface.
2. With foot levers in upright position, press
down firmly on workbench to compress suc-
tion cups.
3. Push each foot lever down to secure work-
bench (see Figure 4).
Figure 4. Foot lever in compressed position.
Foot Lever
Suction Cup
Gripping Workpiece with Clamp Dogs
The clamp dogs can be positioned on the tables
to grip workpieces too wide to fit between the
jaws.
To grip workpiece with clamp dogs:
1. Place workpiece on workbench, leaving
enough room between tables to allow for
tightening.
2. Insert clamp dogs in holes nearest work-
piece, allowing room for each one to pivot
toward face of workpiece.
3. Rotate hand screws clockwise to tighten jaws
and secure workpiece (see Figure 3).
Figure 3. Workpiece gripped using clamp dogs.
Clamp Dogs