Linishall BG150 User manual

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Please retain for future reference.
Australia:
Garrick Herbert Pty Ltd
460-462 The Boulevarde
Kirrawee, Sydney, NSW
Ph: 02-9545 6633
www.linishall.com.au
New Zealand:
R.R. Bramley & Co Ltd
184 Marua Rd
Mt Wellington, Auckland
Ph: 09-579 2036
www.bramley.co.nz
Model BG8
Instruction Manual
Bench Grinding Series
Models: BG150, BG8, BG250,
BG8/915, BGW200 & BGW200/915
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Table of Contents
Safety Warnings..........................................................................................3
The correct use & care of grinding wheels........................................4
Model Specications.................................................................................5
Unpacking & checking contents..........................................................6
Assembly Instructions..............................................................................6
Genuine Parts and Accessories.............................................................7
Warranty and Service................................................................................8

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WARNING!
This instruction manual should be read before assembling or using your bench grinder.
All instructions should be strictly adhered to so the safety of yourself and others is protected.
Keep this manual handy for future reference.
1. The grinder and all accessories are designed and manufactured to be used only by persons
trained in their proper use and only for their intended purpose. They are not intended for lengthy
continuous usage. i.e. Turn ON, Sharpen Tool, Turn OFF
2. Follow assembly instructions closely and do not plug machine into mains power until all guards
are rmly attached in the correct position (and remain so) and all parts are securely tted.
3. Make sure the grinder is securely clamped or bolted to your workbench or pedestal stand and
that the workbench or stand is securely attached to the oor.
4. Make sure the switch is in the o position before connecting to mains power. Any adjustments or
maintenance should be made with the grinder unplugged from its power source. Ensure any keys
or wrenches are removed.
5. Ensure the machine is electrically grounded. The plug must match the outlet and must never be
modied in any way. Long extension leads should not be used due to voltage drop.
6. Ensure the work area is clean and well lit. Do not use in wet or damp conditions. Keep children
and bystanders away.
7. Eye protection should always be used. Normal optical spectacles are not sucient. Neck ties
should be removed and sleeves rolled up. Long hair and loose clothing should be secured. Do not
wear gloves. Non slip footwear or anti-slip footwear is recommended. Hearing protection should
be used for prolonged use.
8. Never use the grinder if impaired by tiredness, alcohol, drugs or medication.
9. The action of grinding will produce dust and/or particles from both the material being ground
and the grinding wheel or belt. Depending on the product being ground, these particles & dust
may be harmful to your health. Ensure the area is well ventilated and that suitable dust mask or
breathing apparatus is used.
10. Never leave a running grinder unattended. Do not leave the work area until it has come to a
complete stop.
11. Your grinder should only ever be serviced by a qualied repair person. To ensure safety integrity,
we recommend using only genuine LinishallTM replacement parts or accessories.
12. Familiarise yourself with the section about correct use of grinding wheels

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The correct use & care of grinding wheels
Always use the correct type of grinding wheel according to the model of grinder and your intended
use. Do not use grinding wheels as a cutting disc.
During normal use, grinding wheels will wear by becoming chipped, worn at the edges, grooved,
out of balance and clogged by foreign material. This can be rectied by use of a wheel dresser. Rest
the cast face of the dresser on the tool rest and bring the wheels into contact with the wheel (whilst
running). Move the dresser backwards & forwards (left and right) across the wheel until a fresh, at,
square face is exposed on the wheel.
Sometimes a wheel may be cracked. Never under any circumstances use a cracked wheel for
grinding as it could ‘explode’causing serious injury to the operator. Wheels can be tested for cracks
with the “Ring Test”. This involves hanging a wheel (removed from the grinder) by a piece of string
passed through its centre hole. The wheel can then be tapped with a piece of scrap wood or similar
and if OK the wheel will “ring”. If there is a defect it will sound as a “thud”. The defect may not be able
to be detected by visual inspection. It is important that a wheel failing the ring test be permanently
discarded.
The LinishallTM grinders are supplied with general purpose grinding wheels. For specialised grinding
applications, such as carbide grinding, please consult your local specialist abrasive distributor.
Always grind by using the outer diameter edge of the grinding wheel. Never grind on the side of the
grinding wheel. This can cause the wheel to shatter.
Do not use excessive force on the grinding wheel. If it is not removing material fast enough, it is
either clogged (requiring cleaning with the wheel dresser as above) or is not coarse enough. Choose
the correct grit (coarseness) for the job.
Always adjust the tool rest as close as possible to the wheel (maximum 3mm gap) and do not
attempt to grind objects that are to small to hold securely. Do not use the workpiece to slow down
the wheel after turning the grinder o.

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Model Specications
Model BG150
Rpm No Load Speed 2880
Wheel Size (D x W x Bore) 6” x ¾” x ½” - (150 x 19 x 12.7mm)
Thread (Nut) M12 x 1.75
Wheel Grits 36 Coarse / 60 Fine
Motor 375W (0.6HP) - Single Phase
Voltage 240v 50Hz
Model BG8
Rpm No Load Speed 2880
Wheel Size (D x W x Bore) 8” x 1” x ⁄” - (200 x 25 x 16mm)
Thread (Nut) M16 x 2.0
Wheel Grits 36 Coarse / 60 Fine
Motor 750W (1.0HP) - Single Phase
Voltage 240v 50Hz
Lamp (Automotive Type) 12v 6 watt
Model BG250
Rpm No Load Speed 2880
Wheel Size (D x W x Bore) 10” x 1 ¼” x 1 ¼” - 200 x 32 x
32mm)
Thread (Nut) M20 x 2.5
Wheel Grits 36 Coarse / 60 Fine
Motor 900W (1.2HP) - Single Phase
Voltage 240v 50Hz
Lamp (Automotive Type) 12v 6 watt
Model BG8/915
Bench Grinder Specications as per BG8
Grinding Belt Size 36” x 2” (915 x 50mm)
Grinding Disc Diameter 7” (178mm)
Model BGW200/915
Bench Grinder Specications as per BGW200
Grinding Belt Size 36” x 2” (915 x 50mm)
Grinding Disc Diameter 7” (178mm)
Model BGW200
Rpm No Load Speed 2850
Wheel Size (D x W x Bore) 8” x 1” x ⁄” - (200 x 25 x 16mm)
Thread (Nut) M16 x 2.0
Wheel Grits 36 Coarse / 60 Fine
Motor 750W (1.0HP) - Single Phase
Voltage 240v 50Hz

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1) Use a spanner to loosen the Left Hand toolrest arm, slide the arm forwards as far as it can go in
its slot, and retighten loosely. Position the toolrest against the front of the toolrest arm as shown.
Loosen the toolrest arm again and slide the assembly towards the
grinding wheel until the gap between the toolrest and the grinding
wheel is no more than 3mm. Retighten the screw rmly. Rotate the
grinding wheel slowly by hand to ensure it can still run freely.
2) Repeat all steps in operation 1) for the Right Hand Toolrest assembly.
3) Adjust the Spark Guards at the top of each grinding wheel so that the
gap between the spark guard & the wheel is no more than 2mm. Rotate the grinding wheel slowly
by hand to ensure it can still run freely.
Note: As the wheels wear down, the spark guards must be adjusted to
maintain the 2mm gap.
4) The eyeshields should then be tted to the guards as shown in the
picture.
ASSEMBLY OF THE GRINDER
UNPACKING AND CHECKING CONTENTS
Item BG150 BG8 BG250 BG8-915 BGW200 BGW200/915
LH Toolrest      
RH Toolrest    
Wheeldresser 
Coolant Tray 
Eyeshields x 2    1 LH Only 1 LH Only

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Grinding
Wheels
Sanding Discs
Hook & Loop
& Self Adhesive
Wire
Wheels
Tapered
Spindles
Bung Compounds
Polishing
Mops
Abrasive
(Linishing) Belts
Sanding Discs
Conversion Disc
Polishing Belts
Scan for Consumables

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email: [email protected]
Phone: [phone]
web: www.garrickherbert.com.au
2 Year Warranty
LinishallTM Grinders are manufactured to our high quality standard. As such they are warranted
against defect in material and workmanship for a period of 2 years from date of purchase.
(This warranty does not apply to consumable items such as grinding wheels)
We do not cover defects caused by misuse, abuse, product modication, lack of maintenance
or repair by an unauthorised agent. The warranty covers repair or replacement (at our sole
discretion) of parts and labour, but does not include freight to or from our designated repair
centres or the place of original purchase. This warranty covers only the initial purchaser of the
grinder. Warranty claims must be accompanied by documented proof of original purchase and an
explanation of the problem causing the claim to be made.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced
if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
Normal service and genuine replacement parts & accessories can be obtained via your original
place of purchase or by contacting one of our oces as listed below for details of your nearest
authorised service agent.
Linishall Bench Grinders 722
Australia:
Garrick Herbert Pty Ltd
460-462 The Boulevarde
Kirrawee, Sydney, NSW
Ph: 02-9545 6633
New Zealand:
R.R. Bramley & Co Ltd
184 Marua Rd
Mt Wellington, Auckland
Ph: 09-579 2036