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Instructions for attaching accessories are on pages to follow. 5 BLACK & DECKER ACCESSORIES cat. no. -► USE ONLY ACCESSORIES MARKED “OK” UNDER CAT. N0. OF YOUR TOOL CATALOG 4055-09 6105-09 4056-09 6106-09 4054-09 4044-09 6102-09 NO. RPM -*• 5000 6000 4250 4800 8000 18056 4" WIRE CUP BRUSH OK OK OK OK —_ : 24353 5" WIRE CUP BRUSH OK OK OK - -.......................... ' 12398 6" WIRE CUP BRUSH OK ■ -,— OK - —— _ . ■ 38507 4" FLARING CUP WHEEL GUARD THESE WHEEL GUARDS MUST ÎE 38508 5" FLARING CUP WHEEL GUARD USED WITH THE FLARING CUP WHEELS 38509 6" FLARING CUP WHEEL GUARD LISTED BELOW FOR SAFE OPERATION 24050 4" FLARING CUP WHEEL OK OK OK OK OK 23444 5" FLARING CUP WHEEL OK OK OK — — . 18039 6" FLARING CUP WHEEL OK OK OK — .- 37219 5" FLARING CUP WHEEL (CONCRETE) OK OK OK ■ — —. 37220 6" FLARING CUP WHEEL (CONCRETE) OK OK OK -: . ' -—. 61829 3Vz" BACKING PAD OK OK OK OK ',— 50928 4%" QUICK CHANGE BACKING PAD OK OK OK OK ■■ ,— ' 50934 6V2" QUICK CHANGE BACKING PAD OK OK OK OK _ . 51824 7" QUICK CHANGE BACKING PAD OK — OK OK ................. 50885 7" DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL GUARD THESE WHEEL GUARDS MUST BE 37109 9" DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL GUARD USED WITH THE DEPRESSED CENTER WHEELS LISTED BELOW FOR SAFE OPERATION 52524 8500 RPM DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL OK OK OK OK OK 37111 7" X Vs " DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL OK OK OK OK -; : 37112 7" X i/4" DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL OK OK OK OK _ ■ 37113 9" X Vs" DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL OK OK OK __ .— ■ 37114 57430 9" X Vi" DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL 7" X DEPRESSED CENTER WHEEL OK OK OK — — (CONCRETE) OK OK OK — —. ■. 31000 7" “K00LFLEX” BACKING PAD OK OK OK OK —■ 31001 9" “K00LFLEX” BACKING PAD OK OK OK OK — ■■ 61906 5" PHENOLIC BACKING DISC OK OK OK OK _ 61907 7" PHENOLIC BACKING DISC OK OK OK OK ■ —. 61908 9" PHENOLIC BACKING DISC OK OK OK OK — ■ 33493 FEATHER-EDGING ATTACHMENT — — OK — .— MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES No. 54338 Disc Wheel Adaptor: Includes Wheel Backing Flange, not threaded, #22191 Clamp Washer and #61820 Spanner Wrench for use with Depressed Center and “Koolie-hat” Wheels. No. 57443 Disc Wheel Adaptor: For Depressed Center Wheel for concrete. Includes same items as above. No. 22191 Clamp Washer: For Depressed Center Wheels. No. 50933 Clamp Washer: For Quick-Change Pads. No. 45925 Clamp Washer: Outside Threaded No. 61820 Spanner Wrench: For Clamp Washers No. 60541 Gear Grease (Mb. can) No. 21808 Disc Trimmer: Cuts discs down to smaller sizes as the outer edges are worn out. Takes discs of 9Va" maximum diameter and either %" or W center hole; trims down to 3" diameter. No. 21753 Replacement Cutter. 6 OPERATION GENERAL Without turning tool on, grasp the handles of the tool and pick the tool up, keeping the sanding disc or grinding wheel away from your body. Make sure that you have a firm grip on the handles and turn tool “ON". Operate tool without forced effort or unnecessary pressure. To produce smooth, continuous coverage of the work, advance the tool along the work while using a long, sweeping, back and forth motion. To avoid gouging or removing more material than desired, do not hold the tool in one spot. To avoid leaving swirls on the work, do not use a spiral or circular motion. ACCESSORIES CAUTION: Accessories for use with your Sander are specified on page 6. The use of accessories not listed for a particular tool is not recommended and may be hazardous. To Install Sanding Discs: 1) Place Quick-Change Pad and sanding disc on spindle of tool. 2) Screw the Clamp Washer PARTIALLY onto the spindle. (Fig. 7). 3) Raise the pad and sanding disc so that the hexagonal exterior of the Clamp Washer engages the hexagonal hub of the Quick-Change Pad. 4) With one hand, depress the spindle lock button and hold the button in. Grasp the pad and sanding disc with the other hand, and turn by hand to tighten the entire assembly (Fig. 8). To remove pad and disc, turn pad and spindle i shown in Fig. 8 to engage Spindle Lock Button, and disc and turn the pad and disc assembly i direction. For maximum efficiency, the tool must be positioned so that the sanding disc is at the proper angle to the work. Fig. 9 (marked “RIGHT”) illustrates how the tool is tipped slightly in order to let the maximum amount of abrasive contact the work without'affecting the smoothness of the sanding action. Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 (marked “WRONG”) show incorrect positions which allow either too littl...

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