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General| Brand | Dremel |
|---|---|
| Model | 6800 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and hazard-free work environment during operation.
Precautions regarding electrical connections, grounding, and protection against shock.
Recommendations for operator alertness, protective equipment, and safe handling.
Instructions on proper usage, maintenance, and care of power tools.
Proper gripping techniques and securing the workpiece for safe operation.
Guidelines for accessory speed ratings and precautions when cutting near wiring.
Rules for disconnecting power, switch awareness, and tool maintenance.
Guidance on professional servicing and using identical replacement parts.
Advice on proper cutting direction, avoiding snagging, and material feed.
Procedures for handling jammed bits and not leaving the tool unattended.
Warnings about grinding near flammables and handling hot parts after use.
Instructions for cleaning air vents and warnings against tool alteration.
Warnings about AC-only tools with DC supply and maintaining dry, clean handles.
Precautions for periodic maintenance and avoiding damaging cleaning agents.
Information on chemical hazards in dust and methods to reduce exposure.
Explanation of symbols for Volts, Amperes, Hertz, Watts, Kilograms, Minutes, Seconds, Diameter, and Speed.
Meanings of symbols for Off position, Selector settings, Arrow, Current types, Class II, Earthing, and Warnings.
Identification of Li-ion/Ni-Cad RBRC seals, Read manual, and Eye protection symbols.
Symbols indicating listing by Underwriters Laboratories, CSA, Intertek, and NOM compliance.
Labeled diagram identifying key parts of the Dremel Trio tool.
Technical details including model number, voltage, amperage, speed, and collet capacity.
Overview of the tool's capabilities, spiral action, and ergonomic design.
Information on specialized accessories and the tool's adjustable handle.
Step-by-step guide for installing cutting bits securely into the tool.
How to adjust the articulating handle and connect dust extraction accessories.
Specifies the types of materials and operations the Dremel Trio is designed for.
Instructions for adjusting the cutting depth using the base plate.
How to use the trigger switch and the continuous operation lock-on button.
Guidance on using the speed dial and understanding the motor's over current protection.
Chart detailing speed settings for various cutting, sanding, and routing applications.
Advice on selecting speeds based on material type and cutting conditions.
Recommendations for making practice cuts and controlling feed rate for optimal results.
Step-by-step guide for creating cut-outs in drywall for fixtures and openings.
Critical warnings about cutting near live electrical wires and necessary safety measures.
Instructions on using the guide for parallel cuts along material edges.
Steps for using the guide to cut circles between 4" and 13" in diameter.
How to set up and use a fence for making perpendicular cross cuts.
Explains different ways to hold the tool for optimal control and comfort.
Guidance on professional servicing, bearing lubrication, and safety during maintenance.
Recommendations for cleaning the tool with compressed air and warnings about cleaning agents.
Chart for selecting appropriate extension cord sizes based on tool amperage and length.
Information on the specific collets and mandrels required for the Dremel Trio tool.
Details about drum sanders, sanding bands, and their grit grades.
Descriptions of speed router bits and multi-purpose/tile cutting bits.
Detailed charts correlating catalog numbers with recommended speed settings for various materials.
Tips for maximizing control, cut quality, and accessory life.
Steps to follow for returning a product for warranty service, including required documentation.
Conditions under which the warranty is voided and limitations on Dremel's liability.
