4.The cupped grinding stone should not extend be- yond the guard. Adjust the wheel head vertically on the pedestal mount so the inside edge of the cupped grinding stone is slightly below the top edge of the bedknife. This will insure an even wear pattern on the grinding face of the stone. Figure
CAUTION 
INJURY COULD OCCUR TO THE OPERA- TOR IF THE CUPPED STONE CHIPS OR BREAKS APART. MAKE SURE THE OUT- SIDE EDGE OF THE CUPPED WHEEL DOES NOT MAKE CONTACT WITH OUTHER PARS OF THE BEDBAR OR MOUNTING BRACKET. Figure
5.
Once the adjustments in step 4 are complete, tighten the knob, making sure it seats into the groove of the pedestal. Figure
6.Set the limit stops so the wheel head clears each end of the bedknife by one (1) inch or more.
7.Manually move grinding carriage left to right to insure that all points are clear.
8.Start thee pump on full flow. The nozzle should direct the coolant to the point of cupstone and the bedknife.
9.Start the wheel head motor.
10.Manually infeed the wheel head until there is slight contact with the bedknife. Traverse the wheel head the full length of the bedknife to in- sure there are no “high spots” and that the bed- knife is equal distance from the cupstone.
11.Engage and start the traverse. Continue to grind until the bedknife has a straight, sharp edge.
12.Disengage the traverse and manually back the wheel head away from the bedknife. Stop the grinder.
13.Loosen the handles on the sides of the tool bar and rotate the bedknife ±90 degrees from its pre- sent position. (This is easiest form the back of the grinder, but it can be accomplished from ei- ther side.) Assuer that when the bedknife is ro- tated the “top face” of the bedknife will be “down under.” Figure
Repeat steps 6 through 12 and remove your sharpened bedknife.
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