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We strongly recommend using only balanced wheels on these grinders.
Balanced wheels will add years of life to grinder bearings and arbor shaft
and eliminate the most common cause of vibration, which will yield more
accurate work.
BASIC GRINDER OPERATIONS
WARNING! Never start the tool with the operator or bystander in line with the
grinding wheel. A damaged grinding wheel could shatter and the debris may
cause an injury.
WARNING! Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields
during operation of any power tool. If the operation is dusty, wear the
appropriate protective mask.
The bench grinder is equipped with one coarse grinding wheel (36 grit) and one
medium grinding wheel (60 grit). It is the ideal tool for sharpening tools such as
wood chisels, cold chisels, planer blades, scissors, lawn mower blades, etc.
Because grinders can remove material rapidly, a freshly dressed wheel and
the amount of workpiece pressure applied to the wheel are keys to efficient
grinding. Use the following basic guidelines to aid in working metals and
avoid overheating.
1.
Never force the workpiece against the grinding wheel. Pressing too hard
overheats the motor and prematurely wears down the grinding wheel.
2.
Lay the workpiece against the tool rest and ease it into the grinding wheel.
Do not push the point or edge into the wheel as it may catch and the
workpiece may be pulled for the user's grasp.
3.
Always keep the workpiece constantly moving against the grinding wheel
with light pressure and even motion.
4.
Keep the workpiece cool by dipping it in a container of water.
5.
Always use the face of the grinding wheel with the wheel moving
downward, into the object being worked.
6.
Deburring the edge is done best by using the grinder to pull burrs from the
edge across the bevel angle.
7.
Do not grind using the sides of a grinding wheel.
12
6 in. Bench Grinder
For technical questions call 1-800-665-8685
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