Global Machinery Company DEC004DC User Manual

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2. Remove the collet (5) and

replace with the desired

collet (fig. F). The size of

the collet will depend on

the shaft diameter of the

accessory to be used.

3. Press the spindle lock

button (2) and hand tighten

the collet nut (3) by turning

it in a clockwise direction.

Changing accessories

WARNING.

If the accessory has not been inserted as far as

possible there may be too much shaft exposed which could

cause the bit to damage and/or bend.

IMPORTANT.

Ensure the machine is switched off and the

plug is removed from the power before you commence

accessory changeover.

Note.

Loosen and tighten the collet nut (3) with your hands.

Never tighten the collet nut (3) with the use of pliers or any

other clamping device as the collet nut (3) may strip.

Always ensure bits are tight before commencing any work

with your tool.
1. Turn the collet nut (3) in an anti-clockwise direction to

loosen and, when loose, insert the desired rotary tool

piece into the collet (5).

Note.

If the shaft of the rotary tool is too large to fit into the

collet (5) or fits too loosely, it is necessary to change the

collet. Refer to ‘Changing the collet’ of this manual

for instructions.
2. Whilst depressing the spindle lock button (2), hand

tighten the collet nut (3) by turning it clockwise until tight.

Note.

If the rotary tool piece is not spinning, yet the collet

nut (3) is spinning, the collet nut (3) may need to be

tightened further.

Locating a cutting / sanding disc

1. Locate an appropriate disc mandrel (holder) into

the collet (5).

2. Remove the screw from

the end of the disc mandrel

with the 2-in-1 wrench by

turning in an anti-clockwise

direction (fig. H).

3. Place a cutting/sanding disc

onto the screw of the disc

mandrel (placing one of the

rubber washers provided

with the disc mandrel on

either side of the for protection).

4. Place the screw, with the disc onto the disc shaft and

tighten with the 2-in-1 wrench by turning the screw in

a clockwise direction (Do not over-tighten as the disc

will crack).

Locating a sanding drum

1. Loosen the small screw on

the sanding drum mandrel

(holder) with the 2-in-1

wrench by turning it anti-

clockwise (fig. I). This will

allow the rubber to slacken

and allow the sanding drum

to slide onto the sanding

drum holder.

3. Slide the sanding band onto

the sanding drum mandrel.

4. Secure the sand drum mandrel in place by tightening the

screw on the top of the sanding band mandrel with the

use of the 2-in-1 wrench by turning clockwise.

Note.

Tightening the screw on the sanding band mandrel

will cause the rubber to bulge and grip the sanding band.

Do not over-tighten.

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