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5.
Reposition the abrasive paper so it is finely over
-
laid on the pad surface.
6.
Set the clamp lever back in a locked position to
clamp the end of abrasive paper securely.
7.
Release the clamp on the other end, and have the
other end of abrasive paper ready to be clamped.
8.
Maintain a proper tension on abrasive paper, and
then set the clamp lever on the other end in a locked
position.
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2
3
4
5
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2
3
4
5
Fig.9
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1.
Abrasive paper
2.
Clamp
3.
Sanding base
4.
Clamp lever
5.
Stopper
9.
Cover the abrasive paper with the punch plate
with its positioning stoppers adjacent to the corner well
fit onto two of the side edges of the pad and sanding
base.
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2
3
3
5
4
5
4
Fig.10
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1.
Abrasive paper
2.
Punch plate
3.
Positioning
stoppers
4.
Pad
5.
Sanding base
10.
Push the punch plate over the abrasive paper to
make dust-suction holes.
11.
To remove the abrasive paper, release the clamps
on both ends and take the paper off the pad.
Using hook-and-loop abrasive paper
Optional accessory
CAUTION:
Make sure to install a hook-and-
loop pad correctly and securely.
A loose attach-
ment will run out of balance and cause an excessive
vibration resulting in loss of control.
CAUTION:
Be sure that a hook-and-loop pad
and abrasive paper are aligned and securely
attached.
CAUTION:
Only use hook-and-loop abrasive
papers. Never use pressure-sensitive abrasive
papers.
1.
Loosen and remove the four screws securing the
pad to the sanding base.
2.
Replace the standard-equipped pad with an
optional hook-and-loop pad.
3.
Re-tighten the screws firmly to secure the hook-
and-loop pad.
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1
2
3
Fig.11
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1.
Screws
2.
Sanding base
3.
Pad
4.
Remove all dirt and foreign matter from the hook-
and-loop pad.
5.
Attach a sheet of optional hook-and-loop abrasive
paper to the pad, aligning the dust-suction holes in the
paper with those in the pad.
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2
3
Fig.12
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1.
Abrasive paper
2.
Pad
3.
Dust-suction holes
6.
To remove the abrasive paper, peel it off from the
edge.
