Accessory Removal

4.Inflate the drum using a bicycle pump or air compressor. The maximum air pressure is 10 psi. DO NOT OVER-INFLATE! We recom- mend against filling the drum with an air com- pressor. When sanding drums have been installed, the assembly should look similar to Figure 3.

Figure 3. Sanding drums installed.

5.Pull out on the switch to turn the machine on and firmly grasp the workpiece to be sanded.

6.With light and even pressure against the direction of rotation, move the workpiece back and forth on the sanding drum. Sand in the direction of the wood grain. Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask.

Never sand or buff with the workpiece on top of the wheel. The workpiece may be catch the wheel and be thrown at the oper- ator. Always process the workpiece near the bottom of the wheel!

To remove the buffing or sanding attachments, ensure that the switch is pushed in and the power cord is disconnected. With buffing wheels mount- ed, hold the shaft with one hand while loosening the nut with a wrench. If both shafts are con- cealed by sanding drums, use a wrench to loosen the desired nut while holding onto the sanding drum. If the drum slips while loosening the nut, hold onto the opposite sanding drum. Remember, the left-hand nut and shaft have left-handed threads.

Figure 4 shows the loosening/tightening proce- dure for buffing wheels. Figure 5 shows the loos- ening/tightening procedure for sanding drums.

Figure 4. Buffing wheel loosening/tightening

procedure.

Figure 5. Sanding drum loosening/tightening

procedure.

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Figure 3. Sanding drums installed.

5.Pull out on the switch to turn the machine on and firmly grasp the workpiece to be sanded.

6.With light and even pressure against the direction of rotation, move the workpiece back and forth on the sanding drum. Sand in the direction of the wood grain. Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask.