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DO NOT operate while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication
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DO
NOT EVER SAND ANY METAL ON THIS SANDER.
You must use the appropriate grinder from the metal shop
- MAKE SURE the
workpiece does not have and protruding nails, staples, screws, etc.
This can damage the sanding belts or discs or sparks may start a fire
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SECURE
any loose fitting jewelry or clothing, tie back long hair - they
can get caught in moving parts
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DO
NOT wear gloves when using this machine
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TURN
ON the dust collector attached to this machine when sanding
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WEAR
A DUST MASK when doing lots of sanding or when working with pressure
treated lumber
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ALWAYS
BE AWARE of where your fingers are in relation to the sand paper
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DO
NOT REMOVE jammed wood while sander is on. Turn off power, and wait
until machine has stopped
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DO
NOT ADJUST tables while machine is turned on
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USE
THE MITER GAUGE DESIGNED FOR THIS MACHINE
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DO
NOT put excessive pressure on the sanding belt or disc causing the
motor to slow down or stall
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DO
NOT USE the right hand side of table on the disc sander. The material
can fly up and hit you
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TURN
OFF machine if you need to step away for a moment
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DO
NOT LEAVE MACHINE UNATTENDED while it's stopping
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!!REMEMBER!!
This machine does not have an auto brake, which means it takes about
10 second to stop. It can be very noisy in the wood shop, someone
may not realize the machine is slowing down, and could accidentally
bump into moving belts
- BE AWARE that
both the disc and belt run at the same time
- DO NOT USE sander
if the belt or disc is cut or torn
- ALWAYS work from
the front side of the sander
- REFER to instruction
manual for further information (see Studio Technician)