• Tightly wrap sanding belt around the drum keeping each
wrap close to the previous edge (See Figure 17).
iMPORTANT: Do not overlap the edges of the sanding belt.
Figure 17 - Wrap Belt Tightly
• Place the end of the belt between the clamp and drum and
tighten the socket head bolt in the clamp.
• Close drum cover and secure by tightening socket head belt.
FEED BELT REPLACEMENT
Refer to Figure 18.
• Disconnecttool from power source.
• Position table approximately halfway between drum and
base.
• Loosen and remove the socket head bolts from the two out-
board elevating screws.
• Relieve the tension on the belt; refer to "Adjusting Tracking
and Tension of Feed Belt" in the manual,
• Lift table and slide feed belt off table. Place new feed belt
on table. Apply tension to belt.
• Secure table by tightening the socket head bolts on the ele-
vating screws.
• Adjust tension and tracking; refer to "Adjusting Tracking and
Tension of Feed Belt" in the manual.
Elevating Screws?
Figure 18 - Changing Feed Belt
RETURN ROLLER
Refer to Figure 19.
The drum sander has a return roller on the drum cover so
that the workplace can be easily moved to the frontof the
sander for another pass.
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TOOLBOX
Refer to Figure 20.
Tool storage is locatedat the top of the column.
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SANDING BELT GRIT APPLICATIONS
• 60 grit -Used for heavy stock removal and rough surfaces,
and truingwarped material.
• 80 grit - Used for general purpose sanding, stockremoval,
surfacing, and rough finishing.
• 150 grit- Used for fine finishing.
• 220 grit- For very fine finishing.
Forbest results,sand first witha coarse grit belt, and work
toward a finer grit belt.
IMPORTANT: Sanding progressionshould not exceed more
than two belt grits at one time. Watch the for sawdust loading
and dullingof the grit.The extra load willcause the sander to
work inefficiently.
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