OPERATION
1. OPERATING THE ROTARY TOOL
2. CUTTING GUIDE
1 Select the appropriate
speed for the application.
2 For high precision
applications, such as
engraving or milling, hold
the rotary tool like a pen.
4 Gently apply the tip
of the accessory to
the work piece.
3
For heavy work like
cutting or grinding,
hold the rotary tool
in the palm of your
hand.
NOTICE: Always cut in clockwise direction.
The cutting guide allows for sturdy controlled cuts in a variety of materials, including drywall, laminate, fiberglass, plastic and vinyl siding.
WARNING! BE SURE WORKPLACE IS SECURELY CLAMPED DOWN AND THEN
TURN THE ROTARY TOOL ON.
1 Remove the shaft
collar.
2 Loosen the collet
nut with spindle lock
and wrench.
Insert the drill bit shank
into the collet then tighten
the collet nut with
spindle lock and
wrench.
3 Screw the cutting
guide fitting collar on
the rotary tool competely.
Loosen the screw to adjust
the cutting depth as desired,
then tighten the screw to fix.
4 Hold the rotary tool to start to cutting (as shown below).
CAUTION: PLACING EXCESSIVE LOAD ON THE ROTARY TOOL WHILE IT IS RUNNING AT LOW SPEED MAY CAUSE IT TO
OVERHEAT AND THE MOTOR TO FAIL.
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