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|manuals = http://wiki.midsouthmakers.org/a/File:Belt_Disc_Sander_Manual.pdf | |manuals = http://wiki.midsouthmakers.org/a/File:Belt_Disc_Sander_Manual.pdf | ||
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== Location == | == Location == | ||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
− | + | *3100 rpm disc and 2000 sfpm belt speed | |
== Consumables == | == Consumables == | ||
− | The disc size is 6" and the belt is 4" by 36". If you break or | + | The disc size is 6" and the belt is 4" by 36". If you break or burn out a belt/disk please replace it. |
== Allowable Materials == | == Allowable Materials == | ||
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*All nails and staples removed | *All nails and staples removed | ||
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* Wear Safety Goggles | * Wear Safety Goggles | ||
* Use Hearing Protection | * Use Hearing Protection | ||
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* Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, neckties or jewelry | * Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, neckties or jewelry | ||
* For dusty operations, wear a dust mask | * For dusty operations, wear a dust mask | ||
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+ | == Safe Operation == | ||
+ | *Always sand against a sanding table – no ‘free hand’ sanding in mid-air on the main belt surface | ||
+ | *Always sand pieces significantly larger than the gap between the sanding table and the belt or disc | ||
+ | *Only apply enough pressure to allow the sandpaper to remove material; do not force material into the sander | ||
+ | *Move objects continuously back and forth across the sanding belt or disc to prevent burnout | ||
+ | *Only sand on the left side of the disc; never cross over the center of the disc | ||
+ | *Adjust the table angle by loosening thumb knobs or Allen wrench screws and then moving the tables; make sure to re-tighten and secure the tables before sanding begins | ||
== Prior to each use == | == Prior to each use == | ||
− | + | Hook a vacuum to dust port if sanding a substantial amount. It will make cleanup easier. | |
== After each use == | == After each use == |
Latest revision as of 14:26, 25 October 2012
Belt Disc Sander | |
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Information | |
Owner | Midsouth Makers |
Tool Category | Tool -> Power Tool |
Model | 31-460 |
Serial | R9025 |
Cost | 0 |
Status | Available |
Availability | Anyone may use |
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Media | |
QRCode | |
Questions? Talk to Ben or Dan for help or more information. |
Location
Features
- 3100 rpm disc and 2000 sfpm belt speed
Consumables
The disc size is 6" and the belt is 4" by 36". If you break or burn out a belt/disk please replace it.
Allowable Materials
Wood is recommended. Soft plastics and metals can be used but will cause premature belt wear.
Sanded wood must comply with the following rules:
- No moldy or wet wood
- No treated/painted/finished wood
- All nails and staples removed
Personal Protective Equipment
- Wear Safety Goggles
- Use Hearing Protection
- Roll long sleeves above the elbow
- Tie back long hair
- Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, neckties or jewelry
- For dusty operations, wear a dust mask
Safe Operation
- Always sand against a sanding table – no ‘free hand’ sanding in mid-air on the main belt surface
- Always sand pieces significantly larger than the gap between the sanding table and the belt or disc
- Only apply enough pressure to allow the sandpaper to remove material; do not force material into the sander
- Move objects continuously back and forth across the sanding belt or disc to prevent burnout
- Only sand on the left side of the disc; never cross over the center of the disc
- Adjust the table angle by loosening thumb knobs or Allen wrench screws and then moving the tables; make sure to re-tighten and secure the tables before sanding begins
Prior to each use
Hook a vacuum to dust port if sanding a substantial amount. It will make cleanup easier.
After each use
- Brush off any sawdust/leftover materials
- Sweep surrounding area
- Return sander back to its location