Use and Care Manual

STAND ASSEMBLY

NOTE: It may help to only hand tighten the bolts until the stand

has been fully assembled. Once everything has been put together

correctly, then you can tool-tighten the bolts to help ensure a level

stand.

1. Attach one top frame (Fig. A - 3) to one pair of legs (Fig. A - 4)

using the carriage bolts (Fig. A - 2) and washer head hex nuts (Fig.

A - 1) supplied. Repeat for the second pair of legs.

2. Attach one brace (Fig. A - 5) to each pair of legs using carriage

bolts and washer head hex nuts.

3. Connect the two sets of legs with the two remaining top frames.

Make sure that the square holes in the legs align with the square

holes in the top frame and that all parallel top frames are on the

same level. Also check that the slots on top of the frame are cor-

rectly aligned at each corner. Secure the frames to the legs using

carriage bolts and washer head hex nuts.

4. Attach the two remaining braces by aligning the square holes in

the legs and the braces. Insert the carriage bolts and secure them in

place with washer head hex nuts.

5. Install a foot (Fig. B - 1) onto all four legs.

MOUNTING SANDER TO STAND (FIG. C)

1. With the help of a friend or even a trustworthy stranger, place

the sander’s body onto the stand.

2. Line up the mounting holes on the sander with the slots on top

of the frame.

3. Secure the sander to the stand on all four corners using hex head

bolts, flat washers and hex nuts.

ASSEMBLY

Fig. A

Fig. B

Fig. C