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• The tool shaft should be clamped to about two thirds of its length to prevent banging and vibrations due to the
clamping length being too short.
b) Installation and use of additional devices
1
Installing the transparent visual shield
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Install the transparent visual shield (21) in order to protect your eyes from flying sparks.
2
Installing the handle
• Install the handle (19) with the mounting ring on the multi-purpose tool to provide an additional two-handed guide.
3
Installing the blade sharpener and sharpening blades
• Install the blade sharpener (5) in the collet chuck on the multi-purpose tool.
• Then place the blade grinder attachment (22) with the mounting ring onto the multi-purpose tool. You can now use
this guide to sharpen different blades by moving them past the blade sharpener.
4
Mounting the sanding belts on the sanding belt attachment
• Install the sanding belts (3) on the sanding belt attachment (11). To do this, place them onto the rubber on the
attachment.
5
Mounting and using the router attachment
• Mount a tool, e.g. grinding wheel, drill bit, multi-purpose cutter, etc. onto the multi-purpose tool.
• Place the router attachment (23) over the spindle. Secure it by tightening it with the wing screw. If necessary, use
the depth stop.
• You can now use the multi-purpose tool like a router or for tile drilling. Place it on a horizontal surface and slowly
push it forwards. Grind grooves and edges. Make sure that you do not select a cutting depth that is too large.
• If necessary, adjust the depth stop several times and carry out several machining passes in order to achieve the
final dimensions. Tighten the knurled screw to fix the depth stop in place.
• When drilling tiles, set the depth stop to the required drilling depth (slightly above the tile thickness).
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Installing and using the sanding attachment
• Install a grinding tool (e.g. grinding wheel and sandpaper belt) on the multi-purpose tool.
• Place the sanding attachment (20) over the spindle. Secure it by tightening it with the wing screw.
When working with the grinding attachment, always work against a rigidly fixed part of the machining com
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ponents. Clamp the workpiece (e.g. in a vice) and move the multi-purpose tool. If the workpiece is large
enough, the multi-purpose tool can also be fixed in place and the workpiece can be moved.
• Place the guide surface on a side edge of the workpiece at a right angle to the surface you want to machine and
start grinding. The inclined guide is designed for grinding at an angle, e.g. for grinding chisel tips or similar.
