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13. Make sure the disc is fully seated on the
motor shaft, then re-tighten both set screws
to secure it.
14. re-install the upper disc guard with the eight
phillips head screws that you removed in
Step 4.
15. thread the inner two screws from Step 10 in
or out to adjust the upper guard so that it is
even with the lower guard (see Figure 5 on
the previous page).
16. attach the dust hose assembly to the lower
guard with the two #10-24 x 3⁄8" phillips head
screws, as shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11. dust hose assembly attached to the
lower disc guard.
17. re-install the disc sander table in the reverse
order from which you removed it.
18. attach the dust hose assembly to an ade-
quate dust collection system before begin-
ning operations.
Figure 10. Bottom cover installed on the lower
disc guard.
Bottom Cover
8. position the dust chute over the hole you
made in Step 7 so that it completely covers it
and is facing down and to the right, then mark
the locations of the #10-24 mounting holes.
9. remove the dust chute, then drill and tap the
two #10-24 holes.
10. secure the included cover to the bottom of
the disc guard, as shown in Figure 10, with
the (2) 5⁄16"-18 x 1⁄2" hex bolts and 5⁄16" flat
washers. this will keep the dust from escap-
ing through the bottom of the guard.
11. place the disc in the lower guard in the same
manner as it was before you removed it from
the sander, orient the disc bore with the shaft
key, then slide it back onto the motor shaft
as you position the guard over its mounting
holes.
12. With the help of another person, tip the
sander back until you can re-install the cap
screws you removed in Step 3 to secure the
lower guard to the base.