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OPERATION
OPERATING THE ON/OFF SWITCH:
1. The power switch is located on the underside of the handle. It has O (OFF) and I (ON) settings. To switch on
the tool, flip it to I (the ON position).
2. To switch off the tool, simply flip the switch to O (the OFF position). Be certain the tool is in the OFF position
when not in use and during all maintenance activities.
ADJUST THE SPEED OF THE ROTARY TOOL:
Numbers on the rotational speed wheel (#1)are used to indicate the direction in which one should spin the adjust-
ment wheel to achieve the desired RPM. To increase speed, turn the wheel right, in the direction of the MAX
sign. To decrease speed, spin the wheel left toward the 1 sign.
Difficult workpieces and jobs (drilling, engraving glass, cutting metal, etc.) generally are performed more efficiently
at higher RPMS. Other projects, such as thermoplastics, or delicate polishing require slow rotary speeds. As a
general rule, larger attachments should be used at a lower speed. DO NOT use attachments larger than 1”, as they
may fly apart, causing injury.
FITTING THE ATTACHMENTS:
1. Be certain the tool is unplugged before attempting any tool adjustments. Turn the clamping jaw nut slowly,
whilst pressing the locking pin located in the jaw end of the tool.
2. The locking pin will engage, and prevent the jaw from turning. Keeping the locking pin depressed, turn the
clamping jaw nut to open the clamping jaw. Insert the required tool into the jaw.
3. Clamp all attachments as short as possible. Shafts that stick out too far may bend or cause the
tool to vibrate. Tighten the clamping jaw nut again depressing the locking pin. Ensure that the attachment is
firmly secured in the jaws.
ATTACHING CUT-OFF WHEELS AND SANDING DISCS TO SMALL SCREW MANDREL:
Unscrew the top part of the small screw mandrel and expose the small screw with the two red rings attached. Slide
one of the red rings off and insert the cut-off wheel or sanding disc onto the small screw. Make sure the rings are
on both sides of the wheel/disc and then screw it back onto the mandrel. Now that the bit is all set up, it is ready
to be attached to the rotary tool and ready to be used.
INSERTING OR REPLACING A TOOL OR COLLET:
1. Press the collet lock button and hold it down.
2. Rotate the collet nut until the lock engages.
3. Loosen the collet nut using the bit-changing
spanner wrench and remove it from the tool.
Once it has been removed, you may release the
collet lock.
4. Insert the tool of your choice through the center of the collet nut before inserting it into the collet that matches
the bit’s diameter.
5. Press the collet lock again. Insert the collet into the end of the rotary tool. Hold it in place by tightening the col-
let nut using the bit-changing spanner wrench.
Suggested Speed Materials
1 to 3 Plascs and Low-Melng Point Materials
4 to 5 Stone and ceramics
5 Sowood and metals
6 to 7 Hardwood
Max Steel