Dremel 6800 - Speed Settings and Best Practices; Cutting, Sanding, and Routing Speed Charts; Best Practices for Tool Operation

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* Speed for light cuts; Caution - burning on deep grooves.
• Depending on cutting direction relative to grain.
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• For maximum control use a slow feed rate
of cut.
• For maximum control place a second hand
on the front of the tool or on the rear of the
foot.
• For straightest possible cut use straight
edge guide or fence.
• When using a fence, position it on the left
side of the foot.
• Securely fix your workpieces with clamps.
• When using a straight edge guide, position
it on the right side of tool.
• When cutting most materials steer the tool
in a clock-wise direction. Exception: when
tracing an outlet steer counter clock-wise.
• When plunge cutting into ceramic wall tile
start at a 45° angle.
• When using sanding drums and router bits
it is recommended to make less aggressive
more frequent passes through the material
to extend the tool and accessory life.
• Accessories rotate in a clockwise direction
which causes the tool to wander ot the left.
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