
Installation
In order to attach the dust port, you need to remove the cast aluminum lower disc guard, cre- ate a 1⁜3⁄8" hole in it, and tap two
Tools Needed | Qty |
Another Person | 1 |
Phillips Screwdriver | 1 |
Dead Blow Hammer or Rubber Mallet | 1 |
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Wrench or Socket 1⁄2" | 1 |
Hex Wrench 3mm | 1 |
Hex Wrench 6mm | 1 |
Hex Wrench 8mm | 1 |
Electric Drill | 1 |
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Marker | 1 |
Drill Bit #25 | 1 |
Tap | 1 |
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To install the dust port onto the sander:
1.DISCONNECT SANDER FROM POWER!
2.Remove both star knobs that secure the disc sander table (see Figures
Table
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Figure 2. Disc sander table support components.
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Figure 3. Disc sander table removed to expose
the lower disc guard.
3.With the help from another person to steady the sander, tip it back to gain access to the two cap screws underneath the base that secure the lower blade guard, then remove these cap screws (see Figure 4).
Cap Screw
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Figure 4. One of two cap screws that secures
the lower disc guard.
4.Remove the eight Phillips head screws behind the guard that secure and adjust the upper disc guard to the lower guard, then lift the upper guard up and off (see Figures 5–6).
Note: The two inner screws of the