Power Fist 9009689 Manuel De L'utilisateur page 13

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2. Use the end of the sanding platform that juts out to sand inside curves.
Always press the workpiece against the upper curve of the belt to prevent
kickback. Continue to move the workpiece back and forth until the desired
surface is achieved.
3. Sand outer curves on the sanding disc, using the work table as support
WORK TABLE
WARNING! Changing the work table angle may leave a gap larger than 1/8 in.
between the table edge and sanding belt/disc. A finger may become trapped
in this gap when the tool is operating and result in an injury. Position your
hands to prevent this from happening.
The work table (E) is held in place by a pin and locking knob (see Installation)
on either the rear for use with the sanding belt or the left side for use with the
sanding disc.
The work table can be repositioned at an angle in relation to the sanding belt or
disc. There is a degree gauge on the left side of the tool, but an angle finder tool
is recommended for greater accuracy.
The work table has a slot for the mitre gauge.
MITRE GAUGE
The mitre gauge (D) placed into the work table's slot, allows a workpiece to
move back and forth against the sanding belt or disc, while maintaining a
constant angle. The mitre gauge can be set to 60º angle on either side of the
center point.
The angled edge will have a wider width than the workpiece width. Measure the
length of the angled cut to determine if the sanding belt or disc should is more
suitable for the workpiece.
1. Loosen the locking knob on the mitre gauge.
2. Rotate either left or right to obtain the correct angle. Use an angle finder
for greater accuracy.
3. Tighten the locking gauge.
4. Place the mitre gauge into the work table slot.
5. Hold the workpiece against the mitre gauge, then move the workpiece
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