IAWARNING]

Remove the plug fromthe power source before
assembly, changing accessories or cutters and
making adjustments. This safety action will help
prevent accidental starting ofthe toolwhich could
result in serious injury.
OH IOFF & SPEED CONTROL SWITCHES
This cutting tool isequipped with a sliding ON/OFF
switch (1) located on the side ofthe tooland a speed
controlswitch (2) located ontop ofthe tool(see Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
INSTALLING CUTRNG BITS -Cont'd
4.
5,
6.
Insed new cutting bit (4) intothe collet.
IA WARNING I
Insert the bit all the way into the cohet and then
pull it back between t/t0" andl/e", This creates an
air space between the motor shaft end the hit to
help prevent overheating the bit.
Before tightening the collet on the bit, make sure
the flutes (spiral portion) of the bit ere completely
visible outside the catfat. Clamping thecoltst on
the bit flutes will result in broken bits and possible _
injury.
When hitis propedy placed inthe collet, depressthe
shaftlocking buttonand turn the collet nut clockwise
byhand as far as possible,
Securely tighten collet nut using the wrench.
1. TOturn thetoot ON, slide the switch (1) up.
2. To turn the toolOFF, slide the switch down,

3. Toset speedto highspeed,slide speedcontrolswitch

(2)away fromthe ON /OFFswitch.

4. To setthe speed controlswitch tolow speed, slide the
speed control switch (2) toward the ON /OFF switch.
INSTALLING CUTtiNG BITS
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Cutting bit and router bit cutting surfaces are
extremely sharp. Handle with caution.
To insert acuffing bit,use the collet wrench which is.in the
wrench holder attached to the power cord.
1. Deprese theshaft locking bufton (1}and mtste the
collet locknut (2) clockwise with the other hand until
thelocking button drops into place, preventing the
shaftfrom turning (see Fig,2).
2. While continuing to hold the shaft lockingbutton IN,
use the cofletwrench (3) to rum the collet nut counter
clockwise. Loosen the collet nut two orthree turns.
3. Remove bitif one is already installed in the tool.

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Fig. 2
WORK LIGHTS
The motor unit has two buitt-in worklights (5) (see Fig, 2).
These work lights automatically lightup whenthe motor
switchis famed ON. Patterns ordrawings inthe
immediate vicinity of the bitwill be illuminated for better
visibilityand improved cutting accuracy.
SELECT APPROPRIATE MOTOR SPEED
Selecting the appropriate motor speed will ensure
smoother, more efficient cuttingaction. Choose LOW
speed for grinding, cuffing plastics, polishingand when
usingwire or bristle brushes. Cheese HIGH speed when
cutting wood. using cut-off wheels andto reduce "shatter"
that may develop when cutting some materials at LOW
speed.