Craftsman 572610830 rotary tool User Manual

2610913327

Owner's Manual

CRRFTSMRN

ROTARY POWER TOOLS

Model Nos.

572.610830

572.610960

572.610950

Caution:

Before using this product,

read this manual and follow

all its Safety Rules and

Operating Instructions.

• Safety

• Operation

° Maintenance

° Parts

° Espa_ol

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

2610913327

Table of Contents Page

Warranty ........................................................ 2

Power Tool Safety Rules .......................................... 3-6

Symbols ........................................................ 7

Functional Description and Specifications ............................ 8-9

Assembly .................................................... 10-11

Operating Instructions .......................................... 12-15

Assembly & Operation of Attachments ............................. 16-20

Maintenance ................................................. 21-22

Accessories .................................................. 23-25

Operating Speeds for Accessories ................................ 26-27

Service Parts ................................................. 28-31

Espa5ol ..................................................... 32-56

Sears Warranty

FullOneYear Warrantyon Craftsman Rotary Power Tool

If this Craftsman Rotary Power Tool fails to give complete satisfaction within one

year from the date of purchase, Sears will replace it free of charge.

If this Rotary Power Tool is used for commercial or rental purposes, this warranty

applies for only one year from the date of purchase.

Warranty Service

Warranty service is available by returning this Craftsman Rotary Power Tool to your

nearest Sears Store in the United States.

This warranty applie_ only while this Rotary Power Tool is used in the United

States.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights

which vary from state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all instructions

listed below, may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Work Area

Keep your work area clean and well lit.

Cluttered benches and dark areas invite

accidents.

Do not operate power tools in explosive

atmospheres, such as in the presence of

flammable liquids, gases, or dust. Power

tools create sparks which may ignite the

dust or fumes.

Keep by-standers, children, and visitors

away while operating a power tool.

Distractions can cause you to lose control.

Electrical Safety

Double Insulated tools are equipped with

a polarized plug (one blade is wider than

the other.) This plug will fit in a polarized

outlet only one way. If the plug does not

fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it

still does not fit, contact a qualified

electrician to install a polarized outlet.

Do not change the plug in any way.

Double Insulation [] eliminates the need

for the three wire grounded power cord and

grounded power supply system. Before

plugging in the tool, be certain the outlet

voltage supplied is within the voltage

marked on the nameplate. Do not use "AC

only" rated tools with a DC power supply.

Avoid body contact with grounded

surfaces such as pipes, radiators, ranges

and refrigerators. There is an increased

risk of electric shock if your body is

grounded. If operating the power tool in

damp locations is unavoidable, a Ground

Fault Circuit Interrupter must be used to

supply the power to your tool. Electrician's

rubber gloves and footwear will further

enhance your personal safety.

Don't expose power tools to rain or wet

conditions. Water entering a power tool

will increase the risk of electric shock.

Do not abuse the cord. Never use the

cord to carry the tools or pull the plug

from an outlet. Keep cord away from

heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts.

Replace damaged cords immediately.

Damaged cords increase the risk of electric

shock.

When operating a power tool outside,

use an outdoor extension cord marked

"W-A" or "W." These cords are rated for

outdoor use and reduce the risk of electric

shock. Refer to "Recommended sizes of

Extension Cords" in the Accessory section

of this manual.

Personal Safety

Stay alert, watch what you are doing and

use common sense when operating a

power tool. Do not use tool while tired or

under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or

medication. A moment of inattention while

operating power tools may result in serious

personal injury.

Dress properly. Do not wear loose

clothing or jewelry. Contain long hair.

Keep your hair, clothing, and gloves

away from moving parts. Loose clothes,

jewelry, or tong hair can be caught in

moving parts. Keep handles dry, clean and

free from oil and grease.

Avoid accidental starting. Be sure switch

is "OFF" before plugging in. Carrying

tools with your finger on the switch or

plugging in tools that have the switch "ON"

invites accidents.

Remove adjusting keys or wrenches

before turning the tool "ON". A wrench or

a key that is left attached to a rotating part

of the tool may result in personal injury.

Do not overreach. Keep proper footing

and balance at all times. Proper footing

and balance enables better control of the

tool in unexpected situations.

Use safety equipment. Always wear eye

protection. Dust mask, non-skid safety

shoes, hard hat, or hearing protection must

be used for appropriate conditions.

Tool Use and Care

Use clamps or other practical way to

secure and support the workpiece to a

stable platform. Holding the work by hand

or against your body is unstable and may

lead to loss of control.

Do not force tool. Use the correct tool for

your application. The correct tool will do

the job better and safer at the rate for which

it is designed.

Do not use tool if switch does not turn it

"ON" or "OFF". Any tool that cannot be

controlled with the switch is dangerous and

must be repaired.

Disconnect the plug from the power

source before making any adjustments,

changing accessories, or storing the

tool. Such preventive safety measures

reduce the risk of starting the tool

accidentally. Store idle tools out of reach

of children and other untrained persons.

Tools are dangerous in the hands of

untrained users.

Maintain tools with care. Keep cutting

tools sharp and clean. Properly

maintained tools, with sharp cutting edges

are less likely to bind and are easier to

control. Any alteration or modification is a

misuse and may result in a dangerous

condition.

Check for misaUgnment or binding of

moving parts, breakage of parts, and any

other condition that may affect the tools

operation. If damaged, have the tool

serviced before using. Many accidents are

caused by poorly maintained tools. Develop

a periodic maintenance schedule for your

tool.

Use only accessories that are

recommended by the manufacturer for

your model. Accessories that may be

suitable for one tool, may become

hazardous when used on another tool.

Service

Tool service must be performed only by

qualified repair personnel. Service or

maintenance performed by unqualified

personnel could result in a risk of injury. For

example: internal wires may be misplaced

or pinched, safety guard return springs may

be improperly mounted.

When servicing a tool, use only identical

replacement parts. Follow instructions in

the Maintenance section of this manual.

Use of unauthorized parts or failure to

follow Maintenance Instructions may create

a risk of electric shock or injury. Certain

cleaning agents such as gasoline, carbon

tetrachloride, ammonia, etc. may damage

plastic parts.

Accessories must be rated for at least

the speed recommended on the tool

warning label. Wheels and other

accessories running over rated speed can

fly apart and cause injury.

Hold tool by insulated gripping surfaces

when performing an operation where the

cutting tool may contact hidden wiring or

its own cord. Contact with a "live" wire will

make exposed metal parts of the tool "live"

and shock the operator. If cutting into

existing walls or other blind areas where

electrical wiring may exist is unavoidable,

disconnect all fuses or circuit breakers

feeding this worksite.

The following warning is intended for flex

shaft tools and accessories: Do not

operate the flexible shaft with a sharp

bend. Over bending the shaft can generate

excessive heat on the jacket or hand piece.

The recommended minimum is 6" radius.

Always disconnect the power cord from

the power source before making any

adjustments or attaching any

accessories. You may unexpectedly cause

the tool to start leading to serious persohal

injury.

Be aware of the switch location, when

placing the tool down or when picking

the tool up. You may accidentally activate

the switch.

The following warning is intended for flex

shaft tools and accessories: Always hold

the hand piece firmly in your hands

during the start-up. The reaction torque of

the motor, as it accelerates to full speed,

can cause the shaft to twist.

Always hold the tool with two hands

during start-up. The reaction torque of the

motor can cause the tool to twist.

Always wear safety goggles and dust

mask. Use only in well ventilated area.

Using personal safety devices and working

in safe environment reduces risk of injury.

After changing the bits or making any

adjustments, make sure the collet nut

and any other adjustment devices are

securely tightened. Loose adjustment

device can unexpectedly shift, causing loss

of control, loose rotating components will

be violently thrown.

Do not reach in the area of the spinning

bit. The proximity of the spinning bit to your

hand may not always be obvious.

Allow brushes to run at operating speed

for at least one minute before using

wheel. During this time no one is to stand

in front or in line with the brush. Loose

bristles or wires will be discharged during

the run-in time.

Wire and bristle brushes must never be

operated at speeds greater than

15,000/min. Direct the discharge of the

spinning wire brush away from you.

Small particles and tiny wire fragments may

be discharged at high velocity during the

"cleaning" action with these brushes and

may become imbedded in your skin.

Bristles or wires will be discharged from the

brush at high speeds.

Wear protective gloves and face shield

with wire or bristle brushes. Apply wire

or bristle brushes lightly to the work as

only the tips of the wire/bristles do the

work. "Heavy" pressure on bristles will

cause the wire or bristle to become

overstressed, resulting in a wiping action

and will cause the bristles/wire to be

discharged.

Carefully handle both the tool and

individual grinding wheels to avoid

chipping or cracking. Install a new wheel

if tool is dropped while grinding. Do not

use a wheel that may be damaged.

Fragments from a wheel that bursts during

operation will fly away at great velocity

possibly striking you or bystanders.

Never use dull or damaged bits. Sharp

bits must be handled with care.

Damaged bits -can snap during use. Dull bits

require more force to push the tool,

possibly causing the bit to break.

Use clamps to support workpiece

whenever practical. Never hold a small

workpiece in one hand and the tool in the

other hand while in use. Allow for

sufficient space, at least 6", between

your hand and the spinning bit. Round

material such as dowel rods, pipes Or

tubing have a tendency to rol! while being

cut, and may cause the bit to "bite" or jump

toward you. Clamping a small workpiece

allows you to use both hands to control the

tool.

Inspect your workpiece before cutting.

When cutting irregularly shaped

workpieces, plan your work so it will not

slip and pinch the bit and be torn from

your hand. For example, if carving wood,

make sure there are no nails or foreign

objects in the workpiece. Nails or foreign

objects can cause the bit to jump.

Never start the tool when the bit is

engaged in the material. The bit cutting

edge may grab the material causing loss of

control of the cutter.

Avoid bouncing and snagging the wheel,

especially when working corners, sharp

edges etc. This can cause loss of control

and kick-back.

The direction of feed with the bit into the

material when carving, routing or cutting

is very important. Always feed the bit

into the material in the same direction as

the cutting edge is exiting from the

material (which is the same direction as

the chips are thrown). Feeding the tool in

the wrong direction, causes the cutting

edge of the bit to climb out of the work and

pull the tool in the direction of this feed.

If the workpiece or bit becomes jammed

or bogged down, turn the tool "OFF" by

the switch. Wait for all moving parts to

stop and unplug the tool, then work to

free the jammed material. If the switch to

the tool is left "ON" the tool could restart

unexpectedly causing serious perspnal

injury.

Do not leave a running tool unattended,

turn power off. Only when tool comes to a

complete stop it is safe to put it down.

Do not grind or sand near flammable

materials. Sparks from the wheel could

ignite these materials.

Do not touch the bit or collet after use.

After use the bit and collet are too hot to be

touched by bare hands.

Regularly clean the tool's air vents by

compressed air. Excessive accumulation

of powdered metal inside the motor housing

may cause electrical failures.

Do not allow familiarity gained from

frequent use of your rotary tool to

become commonplace. Always remember

that a careless fraction of a second is

sufficient to inflict severe injury.

Do not alter or misuse tool. Any alteration

or modification is a misuse and may result

in serious personal injury.

This product is not intended for use as a

dental drill, in human or veterinary

medical applications. Serious personal

injury may result.

When using the steel saws, cutoff

wheels, high speed cutters or tungsten

carbide cutters, always have the work

securely clamped. Never attempt to hold

the work with one hand while using any

of these accessories. The reason is that

these wheels will grab if they become

slightly canted in the groove, and can kick-

back causing loss of control resulting in

serious injury. Your second hand should be

used to steady and guide the hand holding

the tool. When a cutoff wheel grabs, the

wheel itself usually breaks. When the steel

saw, high speed cutters or tungsten carbide

cutter grab, it may jump from the groove

and you could lose control of the tool.

Some dust created by

power sanding, sawing,

grinding, drilling, and other construction

activities contains chemicals known to

cause cancer, birth defects or other

reproductive harm. Some examples of

these chemicals are:

• Lead from lead-based paints,

• Crystalline silica from bricks and cement

and other masonry products, and

• Arsenic and chromium from chemicaUy-

treated lumber.

Your risk from these exposures varies,

depending on how often you do this type of

work. To reduce your exposure to these

chemicals: work in a well ventitated area,

and work with approved safety equipment,

such as those dust masks that are specially

designed to filter out microscopic particles.

, II I

"T :O

IMPORTANT: Some of the following symbols may be used on your tool. Please study them

and learn their meaning. Proper interpretation of these symbols will allow you to operate the

tool better and safer.

Symbol Name Designation/Explanation

V Volts Voltage (potential)

A Amperes Current

Hz Hertz Frequency (cycles per second)

W Watt Power

kg Kilograms Weight

min Minutes Time

s Seconds Time

O Diameter Size of drill bits, grinding wheels, etc.

... nO No load speed Rotational speed, at no load

.../min Revolutions or reciprocation per minute Revolutions, strokes, surface speed,

orbits etc. per minute

0 Off position Zero speed, zero torque...

1,2, 3.... Selector settings Speed, torque or position settings.

I, II, Ill, Higher number means greater speed

0_d Infinitely variable selector with off Speed is increasing from 0 setting

Arrow Action in the direction of arrow

Alternating current Type or a characteristic of current

===- Direct current Type or a characteristic of current

Alternating or direct current Type or a characteristic of current

[] Class II construction Designates Double Insulated

Construction tools.

(_) Earthing terminal Grounding terminal

/_ Warning symbol Alerts user to warning messages

Ni-Cad RBRC TM seal Designates Ni-Cad battery recycling

program

This symbol designates

that this tool is listed by

Underwriters Laboratories.

This symbol designates

that this tool is listed by

the Canadian Standards

Association.

0®

This symbol designates

that this tool is listed to

Canadian Standards by

Underwriters Laboratories.

Disconnect the plug from the power source before making any

assembly, adjustments or changing accessories, Suchpreventive

safety measures reducethe riskof starting the toolaccidentally,

RotaryTool610830 & 610960

VENTILATION

HOUSING C_

OPENINGS

COLLET

NUT

_q SHAFT LOCK VENTILATION (610830 SINGLE SPEED)

BUTTON OPENINGS (610960 TWO SPEED)

RotaryTool610950

CORD

SOFT GRIP

COLLET

NUT

HOUSINGCAP

COLLET

VENTILATION

OPENINGS

SHAFTLOCK VENTILATION

BUII'ON OPENINGS

VARIABLESPEED

SWITCH

NOTE: For tool specifications refer to the nameplate on your tool.

Flex-Shaft53033

CuttingGuide53141 GroutRemovalKit53052

DEPTH DEPTH

GUIDE _ ADJUSTMENT GUIDE _ _ ADJUSTMENT

INSiRT___ SCREW SCiEW

RightAngleAttachment53002

COLLAR _ COLLET

\ __ I CO'LET

\ _"_ _ ,'_.',._ I NUT

_ Always unplug rotary tool

before changing acces-

sories, changing collets or servicing your

rotary tool.

SHAFTLOCK

BUTTON_

COLLET

WRENCH T COLLET

TOLOOSEN COLLET

COLLET -- To loosen, first press shaft lock

button and rotate the shaft by hand until the

lock engages the shaft preventing further

rotation.

Do not engage lock while

the Rotary Tool is running.

With the shaft lock engaged use the collet

wrench to loosen the collet nut if necessary.

Change accessories by inserting the new

one into the collet as far as possible to

minimize runout and unbalance. With the

shaft lock engaged, finger tighten the collet

nut until the accessory shank is gripped by

the collet. Avoid excessive tightening of the

collet nut. The collet system is a superior

method of securing accessories.

COLLETS -- Two different size collets (see

illustration), to accommodate different shank

sizes, are available for your Rotary Tool. To

install a different collet, remove the collet nut

and remove the old collet. Insert the

unslotted end of the collet in the hole in the

end of the tool shaft. Replace collet nut on

the shaft. Always use the collet which

matches the shank size of the accessory

you plan to use. Never force a larger

diameter shank into a collet.

BALANCING ACCESSORIES -- For

precision work, it is important that all

accessories be in good balance (much the

same as the tires on your automobile). To

true up or balance an accessory, slightly

loosen collet nut and give the accessory Or

COLLETIDENTIFICATIONCHART-- Colletsizesca_

beidentifiedby the rings onthebackendof collet./

1/32"C0llethasone(1) ring. |

1/16"C011ethastwo (2) rings. |

3/32" C011ethas three(3) rings. |

1/8 "Collet hasnorings. J

KEYLESSCHUCK

collet a 1/4 turn. Retighten collet nut and run

the Rotary Tool. You should be able to tell

by the sound and feel if your accessory is

running in balance. Continue adjusting in this

fashion until best balance is achieved. To

maintain balance on abrasive wheel points,

before each use, with the wheel point

secured in the collet, turn on the Rotary Tool

and run the Dressing Stone lightly against

the revolving wheel point. This removes high

spots and trues up the wheel point for good

balance.

The hanger is provided for the use of

hanging your tool while using the flex-shaft

or for storage. If you do not use the hanger,

remove it from the tool and snap it back into

place underneath the cord so it will be out of

the way while the tool is in use.

Remember, your new Craftsman Rotary Tool

is the finest power tool of its kind. But its

performance is only as good as the

accessories with which it is used.

We recommend only Craftsman

accessories be used. Use of any other

accessories may create a hazard. We hope

you'll enjoy many years of trouble free

pleasure from your Sears Craftsman Rotary

Power Toot.

KEYLESS CHUCK -- The keyless chuck

holds various accessories with shank sizes

1/32" to !/8" and is intended for light duty

accessories such as drill bits, sanding

drums, polishing accessories, wire and

bristle brushes and cut-off wheels. The

keyless chuck allows you to change

accessories frequently, quickly and easily.

There are some applications which can

generate high forces on the bit or if you are

unable to generate finger tightening pressure

sufficient to secure the bit you must use the

supplied wrench to assist in securing the bit.

Attaching the Keyless Chuck and

Accessory Bit

Read and understand the

manual for use of the

keyless chuck with the tool. Insert and

securely tighten the shank of the

accessory well within the jaws of the

chuck. If an accessory is not properly

gripped within the jaws of a chuck it may

loosen and fly out during use possibly

striking you or bystanders.

To replace or attach the keyless chuck

accessory to your MultiPro rotary tool,

unplug the tool and engage the shaft lock

button then remove the collet and collet nut.

Thread the keyless chuck on the end of the

shaft. Engage the shaft lock button again,

insert the accessory shank into the chuck

and finger tighten until the shank is secure.

For small size drill bits, close the chuck to

the point where the bit will just fit in; then

tighten securely. This helps center the bit in

the keyless chuck correctly. In some high

force applications such as removing metal,

tile cutting or routing, the bit (tungsten

carbide cutters, high speed cutters, router

bits or tile cutters) and chuck will become

hot if overloaded for extended periods of

time. Overloading the chuck may cause the

bit to loosen and slip. It is recommended

that in these types of applications that the

bit be secured in the chuck with the supplied

wrench and work in intervals to allow cooling

of the bit and chuck. If the bit slips the tool

will begin to vibrate excessively, this is an

indication that you should shut the tool off,

re-position and tighten the bit then allow the

tool to run no-load for a few minutes to cool.

The chuck should be cleaned occasionally to

keep it functioning properly. Simply remove

the chuck from the tool and gently tap the

tip of the chuck on a fat surface to remove

any loose debris. In some applications the

keyless chuck may tighten up during use. If

this occurs, gently loosen using the wrench

included in your rotary tool kit.

The Rotary Tool is a handful of high-speed

power. It serves as a carver, grinder,

polisher, sander, cutter, power brush, drill

and more.

The Rotary Tool has a small, powerful

electric motor, is comfortable in the hand,

and is made to accept a large variety of

accessories including abrasive wheels, drill

bits, wire brushes, polishers, engraving

cutters, router bits, and cutting wheels.

Accessories come in a variety of shapes and

permit you to do a number of different jobs.

As you become familiar with the range of

accessories and their uses, you will learn just

how versatile the Rotary Tool is. You'll see

dozens of uses you hadn't thought of before.

The real secret of the Rotary Tool is its

speed. To understand the advantages of its

high speed, you have to know that the

standard portable electric drill runs at

speeds up to 2,800 revolutions per minute.

The Rotary Tool operates at speeds up to

35,000 revolutions per minute. The typical

electric drill is a low-speed, high torque tool;

the Rotary Tool is just the opposite - a high-

speed, low torque tool. The chief difference

to the user is that in the high speed tools,

the speed combined with the accessory

mounted in the collet does the work. You

don't apply pressure to the tool, but simply

hold and guide it. In the low speed tools, you

not only guide the tool, but also apply

pressure to it, as you do, for example, when

drilling a hole.

It is this high speed, along with its compact

size and wide variety of special accessories,

that makes the Rotary Tool different from

other power tools. The speed enables it to

do jobs low speed tools cannot do, such as

cutting hardened steel, engraving glad, etc.

Getting the most out of your Rotary Tool is a

matter of learning how to let this speed work

for you.

Sharpen Tools

Carve Wood

Precise Drilling Shape Wood

Deburr Metal Cut Metal

USING THE ROTARY POWER TOOL

The first step in learning to use the Rotary

Tool is to get the "feel" of it. Hold it in your

hand and feel its weight and balance. Feel

the taper of the housing. This taper permits

the Rotary Tool to be grasped much like a

pen or pencil. The Variable Speed tool has a

unique comfort grip on the nose and back

seating, which allows the user added

comfort and control during use. You can feel

the difference!

When you turn on the tool for the first time,

hold it away from your face. Accessories can

be damaged during handling, and can fly

apart as they come up to speed. This is not

common, but it may happen.

Practice on scrap materials first to see how

the Rotary Tool cuts. Keep in mind that the

work is done by the speed of the tool and by

the accessory in the collet. You should not

! lean on or push the tool into the work.

Instead, lower the spinning accessory lightly

to the work and allow it to touch the point at

which you want cutting (or sanding or

etching, etc.) to begin. Concentrate on

guiding the tool over the work using very

little pressure from your hand. Allow the

accessory to do the work.

Usually, it is best to make a series of passes

with the tool rather than attempt to do all the

work in one pass. To make a cut, for

example, pass the tool back and forth over

the work, much as you would a small paint

brush. Cut a little material on each pass until

you reach the desired depth. For most work,

the gentle touch is best. With it, you have

the best control, are tess likely to make

errors, and will get the most efficient work

out of the accessory.

For best control in close work, grip the Rotary

Tool like a pencil between your thumb and

forefinger.

The "handgrip" method of holding the tool is

used for operations such as grinding a flat

surface or using cutoff wheels.

_ henever you hold the tool, be careful

not to cover the air vents with your hand.

This blocks the air flow and causes the motor to overheat.

OPERATJN G SPEEDS

Set the speed indicator to fit the job; to achieve

the best job results when working with different

materials, the speed of the Rotary Tool shoukt

be regulated.

Models 610960 & 610950

Rotary Tools have an

integral speed control and an external

speed control should never be used with

these tools.

To select the right speed for each job, use a

practice piece of material. Vary' speed to find

the best speed for the accessory you are using

and the job to be done.

NOTE: Speed is affected by voltage

changes. A reduced incoming voltage will

slow the RPM of the tool, especially at the

lowest setting. If your tool appears to be

running slowly increase the speed setting

accordingly.

There are three basic types of Rotary Tools:

single speed, two-speed and variable speed

models.

• Single speed has one ON-OFF switch,

When the switch is on, the toot runs at

35,000 RPM.

• On the two-speed-model, there is a LO and

HI switch. When the switch indicator is on

the low setting, the tool runs at about 15,000

RPM. When the switch indicator is on the

high setting, the tool runs at about 35,000

RPM.

• On the variable speed model, there are

switch setting indicators marked with a

line. Slide to the number on the housing to

select the operating speed needed from

5,000 - 35,000 RPM.

You can refer to the charts on pages ?6 & 27'

to determine the proper speea, based on the

material being worked and the t_!_e o; t': _tb_ro:_

other accessory being used. These charts

enable you to select both the correct acces-

sory and the optimum speed at a glance.

If you have a single-speed or two-sF-ee'd

model, you will be able to use many

accessories to do a wide assortment of jobs.

For the majority of applications, all models of

the Rotary Tool should be used at top speed.

NEEDS FOR SLOWER SPEEDS

Certain materials, however, (some plastics, for

example) require a relatively slow speed

because at high speed the friction of the

accessory generates heat and causes the '

plastic to melt.

S_ow speeds (15,000 RPM or less) usually are

best for polishing operations employing the felt

polishing accessories. They may also be best

for working on delicate projects as "eggery"

work. delicate wood carving and fragile model

parts. All brushing applications require lower

speeds to avoid wire discharge from the

holder.

Higher speeds are better for carving, cutting,

routing, shaping, cutting dadoes or rabbets in

wood.

Hardwoods, metals and glass require high

speed operation, and drilling should also be

done at high speeds.

The speed of the Rotary Tool is controlled

by setting this indicator on the housing.

The Settings for Approximate Revolutions

Per Minute Rotary Tool Variable Speed

Model 610950.

Switch Setting Speed Range

2 5,000- 8,000 RPM

*4 9,000- 11,000 RPM

6 ! 2.000 - ! 7,000 RPM

8 18.000 - 24,000 RPM

I 0 25.000 - 35,900 RPM

"Model610950Wir::Brusil Seiting.

The point to remem.ber is this: You can do the

great majority of work with the single speed at

its regular speed of 35.000 RPM. But for

certain materials and types of work, you need

slower speeds -- which is the reason the

variable speed models were developed.

To aid you in determining the optimum

operational speed for different materials and

different accessories, we have constructed

table that appears on pages 26 & 27. By

referring to this table, you can determine the

recommended speeds for each type of

accessory. Look this table over and become

familiar with it.

Ultimately, the best way to determine the

correct speed for work on any material is to

practice for a few minutes on a piece of

scrap, even after referring to the chart. You

can quickly learn that a slower or faster

speed is more effective just by observing

what happens as you make a pass or two at

different speeds. When working with plastic,

for example, start at a slow rate of speed

and increase the speed until you observe

that the plastic is melting at the point of

contact. Then reduce the speed slightly to

get the optimum working speed.

Some rules of thumb in regard to speed:

1. Plastic and materials that melt at low

i temperatures should be cut at low

;speeds.

2. Polishing, buffing and cleaning with a wire

brush must be done at speeds not greater

than 15,000 RPM to prevent damage to

the brush.

3. Wood should be cut at high speed.

4. Iron or steel should be cut at high speed if

using tungsten carbide accessory, but at

slower speeds if using high speed steel

cutters. If a high speed steel cutter starts

to chatter -- this normally means it is

running too slow.

5. Aluminum, copper alloys, lead alloys, zinc

alloys and tin may be cut at various

speeds, depending on the type of cutting

being done. Use paraffin or other suitable

lubricant on the cutter to prevent the cut

material from adhering to the cutter teeth.

Increasing the pressure on the tool is not the

answer when it is not cutting as you think it

should. Perhaps you should be using a

different cutter, and perhaps an adjustment

in speed would solve the problem. Leaning

on the tool does not help. The correct speed

will make using the rotary tool effortless.

BRUSHING PRESSURE

1. Remember, the tips of a wire brush do the

work. Operate the brush with the lightest

pressure so only the tips of the wire come in

contact with the work.

2. If heavier pressures are used, the wires

will be overstressed, resulting in a wiping

action; and if this is continued, the life of the

brush will be shortened due to wire fatigue.

3. Apply the brush to the work in such a way

that as much of the brush face as possible is

in full contact with the work. Applying the

side or edge of the brush to the work wil!

result in wire breakage and shortened brush

life.

CORRECT:

Wire tips

doing the

work.

INCORRECT:

Excessive

pressure can

cause wire

breakage.

Not for use with router

bits. Use with router bits

will cause kickback.

1. To attach the 53033 flex-shaft (sold

separately) to the Rotary Tool remove the

housing cap from the tool as shown in

Figure 1. Then press the shaft lock and

unscrew the collet nut and remove the

collet. Install the driver cap on the motor

shaft as shown in Figure 2 and tighten.

To prevent damage to

tool, do not overtighten

driver cap. Tighten the driver cap finger

tight and then tighten an additional 1/3 turn

with the wrench. (Wrench included with your

Rotary Tool kit).

2. Screw the flexible shaft onto the Rotary

Tool housing being sure that the square

end of the center core engages the square

hole socket in the driver cap Figure 3.

Do not pull out center

core to engage into driver

cap. This could cause disengagement of

center core from handpiece. If tool stops

when shaft is bent, center core may be

lodged in driver cap. Loosen shaft and

remove core from driver cap. Then screw

flexible shaft onto rotary tool housing again.

Flex-Shaft Collet Assembly

The collet assembly consists of a co!let nut

and collet. To change bits use the wrench

and a bit. Insert the shank portion of any bit

(1/8" shank recommended) through the

opening in the flex-shaft hand piece to lock

the shaft. With the shaft secured, use the

wrench to loosen or tighten the collet nut as

shown in Figure 4. With the collet nut loose,

insert an accessory or bit as deeply as

possible to avoid wobble during use.

Retighten the collet nut.

Collet Removal and Replacement

Four different size collets to accommodate

different shank sizes, are available for your

flex-shaft. To install a different collet, remove

the collet nut and remove the old collet.

Insert the unslotted end of the collet in the

hole in the end of the flex-shaft. Replace

collet nut on the shaft. Always use the

collet which matches the shank size of

the accessory you plan to use,

Never force a larger diameter shank into a

collet.

Available Collets

No. 53065 Collet Nut Kit -Includes one

1/8", 1/16", 1/32" & 3/32" collets and collet

nut.

Flexible Shaft Lubrication

The flexible shaft should be lubricated after

every 25-30 hours of use. To lubricate,

unscrew the flexible shaft assembly from the

motor housing. Pull the center core out of

the flexible shaft assembly. Wipe a very thin

film of a good quality, high temperature

grease on to the center core.

To prevent damage to

tool do not over grease

shaft. Too much grease will cause the unit

to overheat. Automotive wheel bearing

grease should be used.

Reattach the flex-shaft to the rotary tool.

I HOUSING

CAP

COLLET / /

(insid__

DRIVER MOTOR

CAP SHAFT

FLEXIBLE

SHAFT

COLLET(inside)

COLLET (,I

NUT

_] 8IT

Do not operate the

flexible shaft with a sharp

bend (A). This can generate excessive heat

and will reduce tool and flex-shaft life. The

recommended minimum is 6" radius (El).

Contents of 53033 Flex-shaft Attachment

Description

1 Flex-Shaft Assembly (42" long)

1 Driver Cap A. B.

CuttingGuide53141

The cutting guide (sold separately) comes

completely assembled and ready to use. For

use in a variety of materials up to 3/4" thick.

Match the bit type to the material to be cut.

Always hold the tool firmly, using slow

steady pressure to make cuts.

To attach, follow the four steps shown below.

Important: Always cut in a clockwise

direction, except when following a

template (outlet box), then cut in a

counterclockwise direction,

53134

Drywall Cutting Bit

For use in drywall.

• When inserting the 53134 bit into your

Craftsman Rotary tool, make sure that the

bit has been inserted as far as possible.

= When making freehand cuts in drywall, -

ex., repairing a hole in drywall. When using

a template (outlet box) behind the drywall,

use the Drywall Cutting Bit 53134, cutting

in a counter-clockwise direction.

53135

Multipurpose Cutting Bit

For use in wood, plastics, drywall,

fiberglass, vinyl or aluminum siding,

acoustical tile and laminates.

• When inserting the 53135 bit into your

Craftsman Rotary tool, make sure that the

bit has been inserted as far as possible.

• When making freehand cuts in use the

Multipurpose Cutting Bit 53135, cutting in a

clockwise direction.

• When using 53135, Multipurpose Cutting

Bit, start the bit into the material at a 45

degree angle and then slowly bring it to a

90 degree angle to begin the cut.

53136

Tile Cutting Bit (Not Included)

For use on wall tile, cement board and

plaster

• When inserting the 53136 bit into your

Craftsman Rotary tool, it is very important

that 1/16"-1/8" of smooth shank remains

visible above the cotlet.

• When using 53136, Tile Cutting Bit, start

the bit into the material at a 45 degree

angle and then slowly bring it to a 90

degree angle to begin the cut.

• NOT FOR USE ON FLOOR TILE

GroutRemoval Kit53052

Thegrout removalattachment comes completely

assembledandready to use. Usethe1/16" bit that

comeswith the grout removal kit for tiles spaced

more than 1/16"apart. If yourtiles arespaced more

than 1/8"apart, it isrecommendedthat you use the

53166 (1/8") bit(sold separately).

Note:If the bit is toowide for the spacing between

your tiles, you may damageyour tile or the grout

removal bit,

Step1: Removethehousing cap fromthe tool.

Step2: Insert the grout removal bit into your rotary

tool.

When insertingthe #53166 grout

removalbit intoyourrotary

powertool, besurethai the bit issecurewithinthe

"jaws" of the collet. Usethewrench to tighten the

collet nut to preventthe bit from loosening within the

collet. Do not useyour Craftsman Chuck,#53050,

with the grout removalbits.

Step3: Screwthegrout removal attachmentonto the

rotary tool.

Step 4: Adjust theattachmentand bit to the desired

cutting depth.

GroutRemovalAttachmentCuttingDepth

Adjustment

TheMulti SlideDepthAdjustment has increment

markings of 1/8" (3,2 mm). Thesemarkings are for

referenceonly inidentifying the depthof your desired

cut. The multiple channelsof thedepth adjustment let

you choosethe orientation of theattachment to the

tool. Be sure to securelytighten thescrew within one

ofthe multiple channel positions.

To set cuttingdepth:

Cleaning Grout:

Donot removegrout more than1/8" below theface

surfaceof thetile. Adjust the Multi Slide Depth

Adjustrnent andbit so that no morethan 1/8" of the

bit extends beyondthebase of theattachment.

1/8"[_

3,2ram

Alter removing 1'8"of grout, regrout to tile level.Seal

thenew grout.

_=====-

_,_-_,_ i( _\

Removing GrouttoReplace ABroken Tile:

Remove all oftile grout surrounding the broken tile.

Adjust the Multi Slide DepthAdjustment so that no

more than t/8" of the bit extends beyondthebase of

the attachment.Remove grout at adepth nomore

than 1/8"ata time. You may needto adjust the Multi

SlideDepthAdjustment by 1/8" increments (reference

the 1/8"incremental white markings on the Multi Slide

DepthAdjustment) and makeseveral passes until all

thegrout is removed.

When removing grout deeperinto thegrout line, you

may strike hidden objects like screw heads,mortar,

tile cement or nails that maycausetile bit to bind.

overheat or break. Reducethetool speedand work

tllrough it slowly, making severalpasses. Incaseof

screws or nails, remove thegrout around theareaas

the bitwill notcut through them.

OperatingInstructions

_ lwayspull thetooltowardyou!

Do netpushit] Pushingthebit

maycauseit to break. Holdthe toolin agolfgrip

with the tool positioned below theattachmentandthe

bit pointing upwards.

Onyour variablespeedtool, recommendedtool speed

is15.000-20,000 RPM's or speedsetting 6to avoid

damageto the bit. Onyour two speedtool,

recommendedtool speed is "Low"to avoid damageto

thebit. Donot force thebit or putpressure onthe

backof thetool to remove thegrout. Letthespeedof

therotating bit dothe work.

GroutRemovalSafetyWarnings

Weareyeprotection anddust mask.Inspect bit for

damage.When bitis installed, alwaysrun it at no-load

speed ofthe tool for oneminute, asa damagedbit

witl breakapart. Do not stand in front of or inline

with bit.

:Alwaysuse thetool with the depth guide positioned

flat against the materialbeing cut.

Theguide securelypositioned on thematerial

improves stability and control of yourtool.

Thedirection of feedwith the bit into the grout is

important. Always drag or pull the bit throughthe

grout line.The grout bit is not intendedfor "plowing"

through the grout andfeeding thetool in thewrong

direction will causethe bit to climb out of thework

possibly damagingthe bit and!or causing loss of

control.

i i I J

t '

RightAngleAttachment53002

Beforeyou begin, removethe black protective capon

your attachment.If cap doesnot slideoff easily,insert

the shankportion of anyaccessory through the

housing openingof the attachmentto hold shaftfrom

rotating. Thentwist off. Figure1.

Do not use the rotary !ool shaft

lock button when changing

accessorieson the attachment. Internal damage to

the attachmentmayoccur.

Removethe housing capfrom your existing rotary

tool as shown in Jig.2.Thenpressthe shaft _ock

button on your rotary tool, unscrew thecollet nut and

removethe collet.

Setyour collet nut andcollet asideit will be

reinstalledlater in step 4.

Install the drive adapter,included with your right

angle attachment,on themotor shaft asshown in

fig.3 andtighten.

Donotover tightendrive

adapter. Tighten the driveadapter

finger tight and thentighten anadditional 1/3turn

with the wrench.(Wrench included with your rotary

tool kit)

Screw theattachmentonto your rotarytool. Hand

tighten only.Reassemblethe collet andthecollet nut

from step2, onto the outputshaft ofthe attachment.

Figure4.

Theright angle attachmentcan beorientedon your

rotary tool in 12 different positions. Theattachment

shouldbepositionedso the on/off speedcontrol

switch iseasyto access.

To reposition, unscrewthecollar from theattachment

untildisengaged.Slidethe attachmentoff. Then,

reposition,slide theattachment backonthetool and

retightenthecollar. Figure5.

To changean accessory,insert theshankportion of

anyaccessory(3,2 mm recommended)through the

housing openingof the attachmentto hold the shaft

from rotating.With the shaftsecured,loosenthe

collet nut andinsert an accessoryas deeplyas

possibleto avoidwobbleduring use.You may needt(

pull backtheshank from thehousing openingto

provide clearancewhile insertingtheaccessory.

Figure6.

_ Attachmentcanbecomehotafte

prolongusage.

r-- _ , 3 3,

_Drvice

Preventive maintenance pe-

rformed by unauthorized

personnel may result in misplacing of

Internal wires and components which could

cause serious hazard, We recommend that all

tool service be performed by a Sears Service

Center.

CARBON BRUSHES

The brushes and commutator in your tool have

been engineered for many hours of dependable

service. To maintain peak efficiency of the

motor, we recommend every 50-60 hours the

brushes be examined. Only genuine Craftsman

replacement brushes specially designed for

your tool should be used.

i MAINTENANCE OF

i REPLACEABLE BRUSHES

Models 610830, 610960 & 610950,

The brushes should be inspected frequently

when tools are used continuously. If your tool

runs sporadically, loses power, makes unusual

noises or runs at a reduced speed, check the

brushes. TO continue using the tool in this

condition will permanently damage your tool.

With the cord unplugged, remove the brush

caps one at a time with a small screwdriver by

rotating cap counterclockwise and check each

brush.

CURVEDENDOFBRUSH

q_ MUSTMATCHCURVATURE

OFHOUStNG

%--#

CURVATURE

OFHOUSING

BRUSH

SPRING

BRUSH

CAP

If the brush is less than 1/8" long and the end

surface of the brush that contacts the

commutator is rough and/or pitted, they should

be replaced. Check both brushes. Usually the

brushes will not wear out simultaneously. If one

brush is worn out, replace both brushes. Make

sure the brushes are installed as illustrated. The

curved surface of the brush must match the

curvature of the commutator.

After replacing brushes the tool should be run

at no-load; place on a clean surface and run

freely for 5 minutes before loading (or using) the

tool. This witl allow the brushes to "seat"

properly and will give you more hours of life

from each set of brushes. This will also extend

the total life of your tool since the commutator

surface will "wear" longer.

BEARINGS

Rotary Tool Nos. 610830, 610960 & 610950 have

double ball bearing construction. Under normal

use neither type requires additional lubrication.

Cleaning

To avoid accidents always

disconnect the tool from the

power supply before cleaning or performing

any maintenance. The tool may be cleaned

most effectively with compressed dry air.

Always wear safety goggles when cleaning

tools with compressed air.

Ventilation openings and switch levers must be

kept clean and free of foreign matter. Do not at-

tempt to clean by inserting pointed objects

through openings.

Certain cleaning agents and

solvents damage plastic

parts. Some of these are: gasoline, carbon

tetrachloride, chlorinated cleaning solvents,

ammonia and household detergents that

contain ammonia.

Extension Cords

lf an extension cord is necessary, a cord with adequate size

conductors that is capable of carrying the current necessary for your

tool must be used. This will prevent excessive voltage drop, loss of power or overheating.

Grounded tools must use 3-wire extension cords that have 3-prong plugs and receptacles.

RECOMMENDED SIZES OF EXTENSION CORDS

120 VOLT ALTERNATING CURRENT TOOLS

Tool's

Ampere

Rating

3-6

6-8

8-10

10-12

12-16

Cord Size inA.W.G.

Cord Lengthin Feet

25 50 100 150

18 16 16 14

18 16 14 12

16 16 14 12

14 12

Wire Sizesin mm2

Cord Lengthin Meters

15 30 60 120

.75 .75 1.5 2.5

.75 1.0 2.5 4.0

1.0 2.5 4.0 --

NOTE: The smaller the gauge number, theheavier the cord.

Use only Craftsman Tested, High Performance Accessories, Other

accessories are not designed for this tool and may lead to personal injury or

property damage.

The number and variety of accessories for the

Rotary Tool are almost limitless. There is a

category suited to almost any job you might

have to do -- and a variety of sizes and

shapes within each category which enables

you to get the perfect accessory for every

need.

toilets

Ifyou expect to use a variety of accessories,

we recommend that in the beginning you

purchase a complete set of four collets. Store

these so that you will have the proper size of

collet for any accessory or drill bit you want to

use. Currently, the 1/8" and 3/32" collets

included with your tool accommodate all of

the available Craftsman accessories.

Mandrels

A mandrel is a shank with a threaded or screw

head, which are required when you use

polishing accessories, cutting wheels, sanding

discs, and polishing points. The reason

mandrels are used is that sanding discs,

cutting wheels and similar accessories must

be replaced frequently. The mandrel isa per-

manent shank, allowing you to replace only

the worn head when necessary, thus saving

the expense of replacing the shaft.

Screw Mandrel No. 53089

This is a screw mandrel used with the felt

polishing tip and felt polishing wheels.

Small Screw Mandrel No. 25028

This is a mandrel with a small screw at its tip,

and is used with emery cutting wheels,

sanding discs and polishing wheels.

High Speed Cutters

Available in many shapes, high speed cutters

are used in carving, cutting and slotting in

wood, plastics and soft metals such as

aluminum, copper and brass. These are the

accessories to use for freehand routing or

carving in wood or plastic, and for precision

cutting.

Tungsten Carbide Cutters

These are tough, long-lived cutters for use on

hardened steel, fired ceramics and other very

hard materials. They can be used for

engraving on tools and garden equipment.

Small Engraving Cutters

This group has a wide variety of sizes and

shapes, and are made for intricate work on

ceramics (greenware), wood carvings, jewelry

and scrimshaw. They often are used in

making complicated printed circuit boards.

They should not be used on steel and other

very hard materials but are excellent on wood,

plastic and soft metals. Needs 3/32" collet.

Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stones

Round, pointed, flat -- you name the shape

and there is one available in this category.

These are made of aluminum oxide and cover

virtually every possible kind of grinding

application. Use them for sharpening lawn

mower blades, screwdriver tips, knives,

scissors, chisels and other cutting tools. Use

to remove flash from metal castings,

deburring any metal after cutting, smoothing

welded joints, grinding off rivets and removing

rust. In machine shops, high speed drills and

cutters normally are ground with aluminum

oxide wheels.

Silicon Carbide Grinding Stones

Tougher than aluminum oxide points, these

are made especially for use on hard materials

such as glass and ceramics. Typical uses

might be the removal of stilt marks and

excess glaze on ceramics and engraving on

glass.

Polishing Accessories

These include an impregnated polishing point

and an impregnated polishing wheel for

bringing metal surfaces to smooth finish; a felt

polishing tip and felt polishing wheel, and

cloth polishing wheel, all used for polishing

plastics, metals, jewelry and small parts.

Polishing points make a very smooth surface,

but a high luster is obtained using felt or cloth

wheels and polishing compound.

For best results polishing accessories

should be used at speeds not greater than

15,000 RPM. Refer to Operating Speeds

section for proper tool speed setting.

Aluminum Oxide Abrasive Wheels

Use to remove paint, deburr metal, polish

stainless steel and other metals. Available in

fine and medium grits.

Sanding Accessories

Sanding discs are made to fit mandrel No.

25028. They can be used for nearly any small

sanding job you might have, from model

making to fine furnitur_ finishing. In addition,

there is the drum sander, a tiny drum which fits

into the Rotary Tool and makes it possible to

shape wood, smooth fiberglass, sand inside

curves and other difficult places, and other

sanding jobs. You replace the sanding bands

on the drum as they become worn and lose

their grit. Bands come in fine and coarse

grades.

Wire Brushes

Three different shapes of wire brushes are

available. Never use wire brushes at

speeds greater than 15,000 RPM. Refer to

Operating Speeds section for proper tool

speed setting.

They remove rust from tools and other metal

surfaces, and clean and burnish metal parts.

Use for such jobs as cleaning electrical

connections to assure good conduction.

Bristle Brushes

This is an excellent cleaning tool on

silverware, jewelry and antiques. A bristle

brush can be used with polishing compound

for faster cleaning or polishing.

Cutting Wheels

These thin discs of emery or fiberglass are

used for slicing, cutting off and similar

operations. Use them for cutting off frozen

bolt heads and nuts, or to reslot a screw head

which has become so damaged that the

screwdriver won't work in it. Fine for cutting

BX cable, small rods, tubing, cable and

cutting rectangular holes in sheet metal.

High Speed Router Bits

For routing, inlaying, and mortising in wood

and other soft materials. Use with Craftsman

No. 53099 Router attachment and No. 53034

Shaper/Router table.

Mandrel No. 53089 is used with the felt polishing tip and wheels. Thread the tip on to the

screw carefully. The felt tip must thread down straight on the screw Mandrel, and be turned all

the way to the collar.

Mandrel No. 25028 has a small screw at its tip, and is used with emery cutting wheels and

sanding discs. Higher speeds, usually maximum, are best for most work, including cutting

steel, which is shown here.

To replace a band on the drum sander, loosen the screw without removing it to contract the

drum, then slide the old band off. Slide the new sanding band on and then expand the drum by

tightening the screw once again.

Before each use, check to make certain that all components are

assembled to accessory shank and that the drum is sufficiently

expanded to secure the band during use. If sanding band is loose on the drum during

operation it may "fly" off and strike you or bystanders.

SPEED SETTINGS

STOCK I SOFT

NUMBER WOOD

25014 _ 10

25012,53070 10

25011,53068 10

25008 10

25016 10

53074

53112

53076

53137 [

53106, 53138

53071,52072,53104 [

53073,53105

53107,73096

53111, 53090,53091

53092

53079,25062,25063 1

25046,25049,25053

25057,25058

36581,36583 l

25024,53114,53088

53165

53134

53136

10*

10'

10"

6-10

For use on drywall For best results, use at settincj 10. (Use with cuttin 9 guide)

* Speed for light cuts, caution burning on deep grooves.

• Depending on cuttin 9 direction relative to grain.

SHELL/

WOOD PLASTIC STEEL [ BRASS_ ETC. [

I HARD LAMINATES , [ ALUMINUM, STONE

HIGH SPEED CUTTERS

6 4 6 I 6

10 4 6 I 10

6 4 6 6

10 4 6 6

8 4 6 6

SMALL ENGRAVING CUTTERS

10 6 8 6

10" 6* 8 3

DIAMOND WHEEL POINTS

1 8 I I I I lO

STRUCTURED TOOTH TUNGSTEN CARBIDE CUTTERS

I 8 I 4 I I 6 I

TUNGSTEN CARBIDE CUTTERS

SILICON CARBIDE GRINDING STONES

I I 6 I 10 I 4 I 6

ALUMINUM OXIDE GRINDING STONES

I I I 4 °

10 8 4 6

CHAINSAWSHARPENINGSTONES

I I I 10 I I

CUTTING ACCESSORIES--SEE WARNING PAGE 6

I CERAMIC t GLASS

I 10 I 10

I I

18-10 I 8-10

8-10 8-10

I lO I lO

I lO1o I

I I

I ,o I

SPEED SETTINGS

STOCK I SOFT

NUMBER WOOD

53082

25033

53110

53120

25038_25039,53087

53131

53116,53117,53118 I

25042,53083,25043

53084

53136,53162 I

53164

53166 ]

4 4

6 6 6

4 4 4

2-10 2-10 I 10

8 8 2-4

10 I 8 I 8-10

6 I 6 l 6

For Use on Wal and Floor Grout {Use w th grout removal cuttin# €luide)

* Speed for light cuts, caution burning on deep grooves.

• Depending on cutting direction relative to grain.

HARD LAMINATES I ..... I ALUMINUM,

WOOD PLASTIC b/I-I=L { BRASS_ ET€. ]

POLISHING ACCESSORIES

6 6

6-8 6-8

2-4 6 6

2 6

SANDING BANDS AND DISCS

.p,op

2-6 10

2-4

FLAPWHEELS

2 I lO I I

FINISHING ABRASIVE BUFFS

4 l 6 I I

GROUT REMOVAL BITS

SHELL/

STONE

6-8

2-10

I CERAMIC I GLASS

6 6

6-8 6-8

2-10

[

,, [, , 6-8

CRAFTSMANROTARY POWER TOOLS

HERRAMIENTA MEC.,_NICAS GIRATORIAS CRAFTSMAN

MODEL NUMBERS

NOMEROS DE MODELO

572.610830,572.610960&572.610950.

CODE NO.

NUMERO DE CODIGO

CODE NO.

NUMERO DE CODIGO

PART NO.

NUMERO DE PIEZA

2615990962

2615297355

"481

2615294028

2610912779

2610907324

2615297356

2615294043

2615302217

2615302695

2615294041

2615294O35

2615297373

MODEL

MODELO,

572.61083_

480

2615297374

2610912839

2610912840

2610912838

MODEL ,

MODELO

572.610960

48O

2615297374

2610912844

2610912845

2610912843

DESCRIPTION

Wrench

Collet Nut

1/8" Collet (In Tool)

3/32" Collet

Housing Cap

Armature & Bearing Assembly

Field Assembly

Collet Lock & Spring

Housing Set

Hanger

Brush Cap (Pair)

Brush Spring (Pair)

Switch Assembly

Cord

Screws (Individual)

Isolator

DESCRIPCION

Llave de tuerca

Tuerca del portaherramienta

Portaherramienta de 3,2 mm (en la herramienta)

Portaherramienta de 2,4 mm

Tapa de la caja protectora

Ensamblaje de inducido y rodamientos

Ensamblaje de campo

Cierre y resorte de portaherramienta

Juego de caja protectora

Gancho

Tapa para escobillas (par)

Muelle para escobillas (par)

Ensamblaje det interruptor

Cord6n

Tornilto

Aislante

MODEL

MODEL0

572.610950'

480

2610912816

2610912832

2610912833

2610912831

DESCRIPTION

1/8" Collet (In Tool)

Housing Set

Switch Assembly

DESCRIPCION

Portaherramienta de 3,2 mm

(en la herramienta)

Juego de caja protectora

Ensamblaje del interruptor

CRAFTSMAN FLEX-SHAFT A'I-rACHMENT

ADITAMENTO DE EJE FLEXIBLE CRAFTSMAN

CRAFTSMAN CUTTING GUIDE

GUIA DE CORTE CRAFTSMAN

CODE NO.

NUMERO PART NO, DESCRIPTION

DE CODIGO NO. DE PIEZA

1 2615297355 Collet Nut (Not included)

2 Collet (Not included)

3 529410970 Flexible Shaft Core

4 2615990962 Wrench (Not included)

5 529417870 Driver Cap

6 2615302049 Guide

7 2615302102 Guide insert

8 2615302103 Screw Spring & Nut

DESCRIPCION

Tuerca del portaherramienta (no incluida)

Portaherramienta (no incluida)

NL_cleodel eje flexible

Llave de tuerca (no incluida)

Tapa del impulsor

Guia

Guia para insertar

DestornUlador, Muelle & Tuerca

GROUTREMOVALKIT

JUEGOPARAQUITARLECHAOA

CODENO. PARTNO.

NUMERODECODIGO NUMERODEPIEZA

NO. DECODE NO. DELAPIECE

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPCION

1 2615302691 Angled ConeHousing

2 2615302687 Multi ChannelSlide

3 2615302688 Thumbscrew

4 2615302689 SquareNut

5 2615302690 CompressionSpring

OubiertaProtectoraen FormadeAngulos

DeslizamientoMulti-Canales

Torni!lo de AprieteManual

TuercaCuadrada

Resorte

DESCRIPTION

Enveloppeangulaire conique

Glissi_re_ cannelures

Vis _ailette

I_croucarr6

Ressort

Indice Pdgina

Garantfa.................................................................... 32

Normas deseguridad paraherramientas rne_nicas ............................... 33-36

Sfmbolos ................................................................... 37

Descripci6nfuncional y especificaciones........................................ 38-39

Ensamblaje............................................................... 40-41

Instrucciones defuncionamiento .............................................. 42-45

Velocidadesdefuncionamientopara los accesorios ............................... 46-50

Mantenimiento ............................................................ 51-52

Accesorios ............................................................... 53-57

Piezasde repuesto......................................................... 28-31

GarantiadeSears

Garantfacompletade unafioparala herramientamec_nicasgiratoriasCraftsman

Si noest,. completamentesatisfecho con esta herramientamec_nicasgiratoriasCraftsman

dentro del plazodeun afio a partir dela fecha decompra, Searsla reemplazar_,gratuitamente.

Siesta herramientamec_nicasgiratoriasse utilizacon fines comerciales o dealquiler, esta

garantia solamentetiene unaafio de aplicaci6n apartir dela fecha decompra.

Serviciode garantfa

El servicio degarantla se encuentradisponible devolviendo estaherramientamec_nicasgiratorias

Craftsman a la tiendaSears m_s pr6xima enlos EstadosUnidos.

Esta garantfatiene aplicaci6n solamente mientras estaherramientamec__nicasgiratoriasse utilice

en los EstadosUnidos.

Estagarant[a le confierea usted derechoslegales espec[ficosyes posible quetambientenga

otros derechosquevarian deun estado aotro.

Sears, Roebuckand Co., Dept.817WA, HoffmanEstates,IL 60179

Leayentiendatodaslasinstrucciones.Elincumplimientodetodaslasinstrucciones

indicadasacontinuaci6npuededarlugarasacudidasel_ctricas,incendlosy/olesiones

personalesgraves.

CONSERVEESTASINSTRUCCIONES

Area de trabajo

Mantengael _rea detrabajo limpia ybien

Iluminada. Las mesasdesordenadasylas_reas

oscurasinvitana quese produzcanaccidentes.

Noutilice herramientasmec_nicas enatm6sferas

explosivas,tales cometasexistentesenpresencia

deliquidos, gases o polvosinliamables.Las

herrarnientasmec_nicasgeneranchispas y 6stas

puedendar lugara la ignici6n del polvo o losvapores.

Mantengaa las personasqueseencuenlren

presentes, a los nifiosya losvisitantesalejadosal

utilizar una herramientamec_nica.Las

distracciones pueden hacerqueustedpierdael

control.

Seguridadel_ctrica

Las herramientasconaislamiento dobleesl=in

equipadasconunenchufepolarizado (unterminal

esm_s anchoque el otro). Esteenchufeentrar_ en

untomacorrientepolarizadosolamentede una

manera.Si el enchuleno entraporcompleloen el

tomacorriente,d_le lavuelta. Si siguesinentrar,

p6ngaseencontactoconunelectricistacompetente

para instalarun tomacorrientepolarizado.Nohaga

ning_int,q.fipode cambioen e] enchufe.Elaislamiento

doble IDI elimina lanecesidaddelsistema decord6n

de energiade treshilos conectadoatierra y lafuente

de energfaconectadaa tierra. Antesdeenchufarla

herramienta, aseg0resede que la tensi6n del

tomacorriente suministrada se encuentredentrodel

margen dela tensi6n especificadaen la placadel

fabricante. Noutilice herramientascon capacidad

nominal "ACsolamente°("AConly") con unafuente de

energia DC.

Eviteel contactodel cuerpoconlas superficies

conectadasa tierra tales comotuberfas,

radiadores,estufasde cocinay refrigeradores.Hay

mayor riesgo deque se produzcansacudidas

el_ctricassi su cuerpo est_conectadoa tierra.Si la

utilizaci6n de la herramientamec_nicaenlugares

h_medos es inevitable,sedebeusarun interruptor de

oircuitoparafallos atierra para suministrar la energfa

a la herramienta.Los guantesdegoma para

electrieista y el calzadoantideslizanteaumentar_n

m_s laseguridad personal.

No expongalas herramientasmec_nicasa la Iluvia

ni asituacionesb0medas.Laentradadeaguaen una

herramienta mecanicaaumentar_elriesgo dequese

produzcansacudidas electricas.

No abusedel cord6n. Nuncauseel cordon paraIlevar

las herramientasni parasacarel enchufedeun

tomacorriente.Mantengael cord6n alejadodel calor,

el aceite, los bordes afilados o laspiezasm6viles.

Gamblelos cordones da5adosinmediatamente.Los

cordones dafiadosaumentanel riesgodequese

produzcansacudidasel6ctricas.

AI utilizar unaherramienlamec_nicaa la

intemperie, utilice un cord6ndeextensi6npara

intemperiemarcado"W-A"o "W". Estos cordones

tienen capacidadnominal para uso alaintemperiey

reducen elriesgode quese produzcansacudidas

el6ctricas. Consulte'3ama5os recomendadosdelos

cordonesde extensi6n_enla secci6n Accesoriosde

este manual.

Seguridadpersonal

Mant_ngasealerta, fijeseen Io queest:_haciendo y

useel sentidocomzincuandoutilice una

herramientamec_nica.Nouse laherramienta

cuandoest6cansadoo seencuentrebajola

influenciadedrogas,alcoholo medicamentos.Un

momento dedistracci6n al utilizar herramientas

mec_nicaspuededarlugara lesionespersonales

graves.

Vistaseadecuadamente.Nose pongaropaholgada

ni joyas. Suj_teseel pelo. Mantengael pelo, la

ropay los guantesalejados de laspiezasm6viles.

La ropaholgada,lasjoyas o el pelo largo pueden

quedaratrapadosenlas piezasm6viles. Mantengalos

mangossecos, limpios y libresdeaceitey grasa.

Eviteel arranqueaccidental.Asegdresede que el

interruptorest6 enla posici6n"OFF"(apaoado)

antesde enchularlaherramienta.El Ilevarlas

herramientascon eldedo enel interruptoroel

enchufarherramientasque tenganel interruptorenla

posici6n"ON"(encendido)invita a queseproduzcan

aceidentes.

QuitelasIlaves deajuste o detuercaantesde

encenderla herramienta.UnaIlavedeajuste ode

tuerca quesedeje puestaenunapiezagiratoria dela

herramientapuedeocasionarlesionespersonales.

No intente alcanzardemasiadolejos. Mantenga un

apoyodelos piesyun equilibrioadecuadosen todo

momento.Elapoyo delos piesy el equilibrio

adecuadospermiten un mejor control dela

herramientaensituaciones inesperadas.

Utiliee eqoipodeseguridad, Use siempre

prolecci6n de los ojos. Se debe utilizar unam_,scara

antipolvo,zapatosdeseguridadantideslizantes,casco

o proteccion delos oidosseg0n Iorequieranlas

condiciones.

Utilizaci6n y cuidado de las herramientas

Utiliceabrazaderasuotro modo pr_ctico de fijar y

soportarla piezade trabajoa unaplataforma

estable. Lasujeci6nde la piezadetrabajo con la

manoo contra etcuerpo resultainestabley puede

ocasionarp6rdida decontrol.

No fuercela herramienta.Uselaherramienta

correctapara laaplicaci6nqued_sea.La

herramienta correcta har_el trabajomejory con rnas

seguridada la capacidadnominal parala que est_

dise_ada.

No utilice la herramientasi el interrupterno la

enciende oapaga, Todaherramientaquenose

pueda controlar con el interrupter espeligrosay debe

ser reparada.

Desconecteel enchufede lafuente deenergia

antes de hater cualquierajuste,cambiar

accesorioso guardarla herramienta.Estasmedidas

deseguridad preventivasreducene!riesgode

arrancar la herramienta accidentalmente.

Guarde lasherramientasque no est6usandofuera

del alcancede losniflosy otraspersonasno

capacitadas. Las herramientasson peligrosasenlas

manes de los usuarios nocapacitados.

Mantengalas herramientasconcuidado.Conserve

las herramientasde cortealiladasy limpias. Las

herramientas mantenidasadecuadamente,con hordes

de corte afilados, tienen menosprobabilidadesde

atascarse y son m&sf_.cilesdecontrolar.Toda

alteraci6n o modificaci6nconstituye un use

incorrecto y puedetenor come resultadouna

situaci6n peligrosa.

Compruebela desalineaci6no el atascodelas

piezasm6viles, la rupturade piezasy cualquier

otrasituaci6nque puedaalectar elfuncionamiento"

de lasherramientas.Si laherramientaest_

dafiada, hagaque realicen unserviciode ajustesy

reparacionesa laherramientaantes deusarla.

Muchos accidentesson causadosper herramientas

mantenidasdeficientemente.Establezcaun programa

de mantenimientoperi6dico parala herramienta.

Utilice _nicamente accesoriosque est_n

recomendadosper elfabricantede sumodelo. Los

accesorios quepueden seradecuadosparauna

herrarnientapuedenvolverse peligrososcuandose

utilizanen otra herramienta.

Servicio

Elserviciodeajustesyreparacionesde una

herramientadebeserreaiizado_nicamente por

personaldereparacionescompetente.Elservicio o

mantenimientorealizadoper personalno competente

podria ocasionarunpeligro deque se produzcan

tesiones. Perejemplo: Los cablesinternes pueden

colocarsemalo pellizcarse,los resortes deretorno de

losprotectores deseguridadpuedenmontarse

inadecuadamente.

AIrealizar serviciode ajustesyreparacionesde

unaherramienta,utilice dnicamente piezasde

repuestoid_nticas.Sigalas instruccionesque

aparecenenla secci6nMantenimientode este

manual. Eluse depiezasnoautorizadaso el

incumplimientode lasinstruccionesde

Mantenimientopuedeocasionarun peligro deque se

produzcansacudidas el_ctricaso lesiones.Ciertos

agentesdelimpieza,talescomegasolina,tetracloruro

decarbono,amonfaco,etc.,puedendafiarlaspiezas

depl_stico.

Los accesorios debentenorcapacidadnominalpara

al menos la velocidadrecomendadaen la etiqueta

de advertenciade la herramienta.Lasmuelasy

otros accesoriosquefuncionen avelocidades

superiores ala velocidadnominal puedensaltaren

pedazosycausarlesiones.

Sujele siempre la herramientaper las superficies

doagarre aistadas at realizaruna operaci6nen la

que la berramienta de cortepuedaentrar en

coniactocon cables ocultos oconsu propic cord6n.

Elcon[acto con un cablecon corriente transmitir&

corriente a l_spiezasmet_!ioasal descubiertoyhara

queel operador recibasacudidaseldctricas.Si el

corte enparedesexistentdsu otrasareasciegas

donde puedanexistir cablesel6ctricoses inevitable.

desconectetodos los fusibleso cortacircuitosque

alimentan el lugar detrabajo.

La siguienteadvertencia est_ destinada alas

herramientasy los accesorios deeje flexible. No

utilice el ejeflexible en unaposici6n enla que el

eje est6 muy doblado. Doblar el ejeexcesivm_nente

puede generarcalor excesivoenla envolturao enla

piezade mane. Elmfnimo recomendadoes un radio

de 6 pulgadas,

Desconectesiempreel cord6nde energiade la

fuentede energiaantesde hacercualquierajusteo

de celocarcualquieraccesorio.Esposibleque

inesperadamenteustedhagaquelaherramienta

arranque,dandolugara graveslesiones personales.

Sepa la ubicaciondel interrupter.AI dejar la

herramientao al recogerla,usted podria activar el

interruptor accidentaimente.

Laadvertencia siguienteestd destinadaalas

berramientasy los accesorios de eje flexible.

Sostengasiemprelirmemente la pieza demane en

las manes durante el arranque. Elpar detorsi6n de

reacci6n delmotor, a medidaque6ste acelerahasta

alcanzartodaSUvelocidad,puedehacer queel ejese

tuerza.

Sujete siemprela herramientacon las dos manes

duranteel arranque. El pardereacci6n del motor

puedehacerquela herramientasetuerza.

Usesiempre galas de seguridadym_scara

antipolvo. Use la herramientatinicamenteenun

area bienventilada. La uti!izaci6nde dispositivos de

seguridadpersonaly el trabajaren un entornoseguro

reducen elriesgodeque seproduzcanlesiones.

Dezpu6sde cambiarlas brocaso de hacerajustes,

asegOresede que latuerca delportaherramientay

olrosdispositivosde ajuste est_napretados

firmemente. Undispositivo deajuste flojo puede

desplazarseinesperadamente,causandop6rdida de

control, y los componentes giratorios flojos saldr_.n

despedidosviolentamente.

No pongalas manesen el _rea dela brocaque

gira. Esposiblequela proximidad de tamaneala

broca quegira nosiempre sea obvia.

Deje queloscepillos est_nen marchaa la

velocidadde luncionamientoduranteal menesun

minute antesde utilizarla rueda. Duranteeste

tlempo nadie debesituarsedelantedel cepillo o en

Ilnea con6ste. Las cerdaso los atambressueltos se

desprender_nduranteel tiempo derodaje.

Loscepillosde cerdanuncadebenutilizarsea

velocidadessuperioresa 15,000 revoluciones/min.

Dirija la descargadela escobilla dealambre que

gira demanera quesealeje deusted. Durante la

acci6n de"limpieza"con estasescobillas pueden

descargarsepequefias particulasy diminutos

fragmentos de alambreaalta velocidad que pueden

incrustarseen lapiel. Lascerdas o losalambres se

desprender_ndel cepillo a altasvelocidades.

Useguantesprotectoresy careta protectoracon los

cepillosde alambreo de cerdas.Aplique

suavementelos cepillosde alambre o decerdas a

la piezade trabajo, yaque solamentelaspuntas

de losalambreso de las cerdasrealizan el

trabajo. Unapresion"grande"sobre los alambres o

lascerdas har;_queestaspartes resulten sometidas

a uoatensi6n excesiva,Io cual dar_come resultado

unaacci6n debarrido y har_quelas cerdaso los

alambresse desprendan.

Maneje cuidadosamentela herramienla y las

ruedasdeamolar individualespara evitarque se

mellen o seagfieten. Instale una muela nuevasi

la herramientasecae al amolar. No useuna

muela que puedaesterdafiada. Los fragmentos de

unamuelaquesaltaenpedazos durantee!

funcionamientosaldr_ndespedidosa granvelocidad

y posiblementele golpear,_na ustedo golpearan a

laspersonasqueesten presentes.

Nuncausebrocas desafiladaso daf,adas. Las

brocasafiladas sedeben manejar con cuidado.Las

brocasda_adaspuedenromperse bruscamente

duranteel use. Las brocasdesef!ladasrequier_,n

mas fuerzaparaempujar la herramienta,con le que

es posible quela brocase rompa.

Useabrazaderasparasoportarla pieza de trabajo

ziemprequeresultepractice. Hunca tengauna

pieza detrabajopequefiaen unamano y la

herramientaen la otra mano mientas est_

utilizandola herramienta. Deje que haya

suticienteespacio,al menos 150 mm pnlgadas,

entre la mane yla brocaque gira. Elmaterial

redondo,tal come lasvari]las con espiga, las

tuberiasy los tubes, tiene tendenoiaa rodar cuando

se corta y puedehacerquela broca "muerda"o salte

haciausted. Elfijar con abrazaderasunapiezade

trabajo pequefiale permite user ambasmanes para

controlar la herramienta.

Inspeccione la pieza de trabajo antes de cortar. AI

cortarpiezas detrabajo que tenganlorma

irregular, planilique el trabajo para que la piezade

trabajo nopatine ni pellizque la brocayle sea

arrancadade las manes. Per ejemplo, si talla

madera,asegOresede que no hayaclavos ni objetos

extrafios en la piezadetrabajo. Los clavoso los

objetos extra_ospueden hacerquela broca salte.

Nunca arranque la herramientacuandola broca

est_ acopladaen el material. Elborde decorte de

ta broca puedeengancharse enel material, causando

p_rdida de control de la cortadora.

Evile que la muela rebate y se atasque,

especialmenteal trabajar en esquinas,bordes

afilados, etc. Estopuede causar p_rdida decontrol y

retroceso.

El sentidode avancede la brocaen el material es

muy importantey est_ relacionadoconel sentido

degiro de la broca.A! mirar a laherramienta

desde arriba, labroca giraen el sentidode las

agujasdel reloj. El sentidode avancedecorte

debeseren centrede las agujasdel reloj. NOTA:

Los cortes interiores y exteriores requerir_.nun

sentidode avaricedistinto; consultela secci6n sobre

avancede lafresadora. El haceravanzarla

herramienta ensentido incorrecto hace,queel borde

decorte de la broca se satgade la piezadetrabajo y

tire dela herramienta enet sentido deesteavance.

Si la pieza detrabajo o la brocase atasca o se

engancha, apague la herramienta utilizando el

interrupter(posici6n"OFP'). Esperea quetodas

las piezasm6viles se rletengan,desenchufela

herramienta y luegolihere el material atascado.Si

el interrupter de la herramienta sedeja encendido

(posici6n "ON"),la herramienta podria volver a

arrancar inesperadamente,causando graveslesiones

personales.

Nodeje desatendida una herramientaen marcha.

Ap_iguela.Soiamente cuando laherramienta se

detengaper complete es seguro dejarla.

Noamuele nilije cercade materiales inllamahles.

Las ehispasprovenientes de ia muelapodrian

inflamar estos materiales.

Notoque la brocani el portaherramienta despu_s

de la utilizaci6n. Despu6sde la utiliza¢i6n.!a broca

y el portaherramiei_,taestandemasiado ealientespare

tocaflos con las manes desnudas.

Limpie regularmente conaire comprimidolas

aherturas deventilaci6n de la herramienta.La

acumulaci6n excesivade metal enpolvo dentro dela

eaiadel motor puede causar averiasel6ctricas.

No deje que el trabajar de manera confiadadebido

ala familiarizaci6n adquirida cone! uselrecuente

de la herramienta giratoria se conviertaen a!go

habitual. Recuerdesiempre queun descuido deuna

fracci6n desegundo es suficiente paracausar

lesiones graves.

Noaltereniutiliceincorrectamentela

herramienta.Cualquieralteraci6nomodificaci6n

constituyeusoincorrectoy puedetenercomo

resultadograveslesionespersonales.

Esteproductonoest_disenadoparautilizarse

comotaladrodentalenaplicacionesm_dicasen

sereshumanosnienveterinaria.Pueden

producirselesionespersonatesgraves,

AIutilizarsierrasdeacero,ruedasderecortar,

cortadoresdealtavelocidadocnrtadoresde

carburodetungsteno,tengasiemprelapiezade

trabajoilia conabrazaderas.Nuncaintentesujetar

lapiezadetrabajoconunamanecuandoest6

utilizandoeualquieradeeslesaccesorios.Laraz6n

esqueestasruedasseatascar;tnsiseladean

ligeramenteenla ranuray puedenexperimentar

retroceso,causandounap_rdidadecontrolque

tendr&comoresultadolesionesgraves.Laotramano

sedebeutilizarparaafianzaryguiarla manoque

sujetalaherramienta.Cuandounaruedaderecortar

seatasca,normalmentelapropiarueclaserompe.

Cuandolasierradeacero,loscortadoresdealta

velocidadoelcortadordeearburodetungstenose

atascan,esposiblequesaltenysesalgandela

ranura,con1oqueustedpodriaperderelcontro!de

laherramienta.

_ ierto polvogeneradoper el

lijado, aserrado,amolado y

taladrado mec_nicos,y por otras actividadesde

construcci6n,contieneagentesqu|micosquese

sabe quecausanc_ncer, defectosde nacimientou

otros dafiossobrela reproducci6n.Algunos

ejemplos de estosagentesquimicosson:

• Plomo de pinturasa basedeplomo,

• SiNcecristalina de ladrillos y cementoy otros

productosde mamposteria, y

• Ars6nico y cromo demaderatratada qufmicamente.

Suriesgo por causadeestasexposiciones var[a,

dependiendo decon cu_ntafrecuencia realiceeste

tipo detrabajo. Parareducir suexposici6n aestos

agentesqufmicos: trabaje enun;_reabien ventiladay

trabaje con equipo deseguridadaprobado, como por

ejempto m_scarasantipolvo queest6ndise_adas

especialmenteparaimpedir mediantefiltraci6n el

paso de partfculas microsc6picas.

Importante: Es posible que algunos de los simbolos siguientes se usen en su herramienta. Por favor,

est0dielos y aprenda su significado. La interpretaci6n adecuada de estos simbolos le permitir_ utilizar la

herramienla mejor y con m;_sseguridad.

Simbolo Nombre

V Voltio

A Amperio

Hz Hertzio

W Vatio

kg Kilogramo

rain Minuto

s Segundo

Di_metro

..dmin

1,2,3 ....

I, II, III,

Velocidadsin carga

Revolucioneso alternaci6npor minuto

Este sfmbolo indica que esla

herramienta estAcatalogadapor

Underwriters Laboratories.

Posici6n "off" (apagado)

Graduacionesdel setector

Selector infinitamente variablecon

apagado

Ffecha

Corrientealterna

---==- Corrientecontinua

Corrientealterna o continua

[] ConstrucciOndeclase II

Terminal de toma detierra

Simbolo deadvertencia

SelloRBRCTMdeNi-Cd

Designaci6n/explicaci6n

Tensidn(potencia/)

Corriente

Frecuencia(ciclos por segundo)

Potencia

Peso

Tiempo

Tama_ode lasbrocastaladradoras,

muelas,etc.,

Velocidadrotacionalsin carga

Revoluciones,golpes,velocidadde

superficie,6rbitas, etc., pot minuto

Velocidadcero, par motorcero...

Graduacionesdevelocidad,par motor o

posici6n. Unn0mero rodsalto significa

mayorvelocidadselectorsettings

Lavelocidadaumentadesdela

graduacionde0

Accidn enla direccfdndefaffecha

Tipo o unacaracteristicadecordente

Tipo ounacaracterfsticadecorriente

Tipo o unacaraeterfsticadecorriente

Designalasherramientasde construcci6n

con aislamientodoble.

Terminaldeconexi6natierra

Alertaal usuario sobre mensajesde"

advertencia

Designael programadereciclaje debaterias

deNi-Cd

Este sfmbolo indica que esta

herramienta est,,catalogadapot ]a

CanadianStandardsAssociation.

°®

Este sfmbolo seSala que

Underwriters Laboratories ha

catalogado esta herramienta

indicandoquecumplelas normas

canadienses.

Desconecteel enchuletie la tuentede energiaantesderealizar cualquierensamblaje

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herramientagiratoriaantes

de cambiaraccesorios,cambiar portaherramientas

o realizarserviciode ajustesy reparacionesen la

herramientagiratoria.

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PARAAFLOJAR PORTAHERRAMIENTA

PORTAHERRAMIENTA--Paraaflojarlo,optima

primero el cierredel eje ygire elejea mano hastaque

el cierre acople el eje, impidiendoasi toda rotaci6n

posterior.

No acopleel cierremientrasla

herramientagiratoriaest_en

marcha.

Conel cierre del ejeacoplado,utilice la Ilavede porta-

herramientaparaaflojar la tuerca delportaherra-

mienta encasode queseanecesario.Gamble

accesorios introduciendo el nuevo accesorioenel

portaherramientahastadonde se puedapara

minimizarel descentramientoy el desequilibrio. Con

el cierre del ejeacoplado,apriete la tuercadel

portaherramientacon los dedos Ilastaqueel porta-

herramientaagarre el cuerpodel accesorio. Evite

apretarexcesivamentela tuerca delportaherramienta.

Elsistema deportaherramientaconstituye un mdtodo

excelentede fijar accesorios.

PORTAHERRAMIENTAS-- Hayportaherramientasde

dos tamafiosdistintos (yeala ilustraciOn)disponibles

parala herramientagiratoria con objeto deacomodar

diferentestamafios de cuerpo. Parainstalar un

portaherramienta distinto, saquela tuerca del

portaherramienta yquite el portaherramientaviejo.

Introduzcael extremo noranuradodel portaherra-

mientaenel agujero quese encuentraalfinal del eje

dela herramienta.Vuelvaa colocar la tuerca del

portaherramientaenel eie. Utilicesiempreel porta-

herramientaque correspondaal tamafiodelcuerpo

delaccesorioqueustedpiensautilizar. Nunca

intenteintroduciralafuerzaen un portaherramienta

uncuerpo de diametro masgrande queel quepueda

aceptardicho portaherramienta.

EQUILIBRADODEACCESORIOS_ Pararealizar

trabajo deprecision es importante quetodos los

accesoriosseencuentrenbien equilibrados(de

maneramuy parecidaaiasgomas desu automOvil).

CUADRODEIDENTIFICACIONDEPORTAHERRA-

MIENTAS-- Los tamafios de portaherramienta se

puedenidentificarpor medio delasanillasque se en-

cuentran en el extremo posterior del portaherra-

mienta.

Elportaherramientade0,8 mmtiene (1) anilla.

Elportaherramientade1,6 mmtiene (2) anillas.

Elportaherramientade2,4 mm tiene(3) anillas.

Elportaherramientade3.2 mm notieneanillas.

MANDRILDEAPRIETE

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TUERCADEL

PORTAHERRAMIENTA_

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DE3,2 mm DE2,4 mm

Paranivelaro equilibrar un accesorio,afloje

ligeramentela tuerca del portaherramientay haga

girar el accesorio o el portaherramienta1/4 devuelta.

Vuelvaa apretarla tuercadel portaberramientay

ponga en marchala herramientagiratoria. Elsonido y

la sensaciOndel accesorio deberD,n permitirle sabersi

este est_funcionando de maneraequilibrada. Siga

realizando ajustesdeesta manera hastaIograr el

mejor equilibrio. Paramantener equilibradaslas

fresas abrasivas,antesde cadautilizaciOn,con la

fresafijada de manerasegura enel portaherrarnienta,

enciendalaherramienta giratoria y hagafuncionar la

piedrade reacondicionamientoapoy_ndolaligera-

mentecontra la fresaquegira. Estoquita las partes

quesobresaleny nivelala fresa para que6staquede

bien equilibrada.

Elcolgador se suministra conel fin deemplearlo para

colgar la herramienta mientrasse esWutilizando el eje

flexible o paraalmacenamiento.Si nousa el colgador,

quitelode la herramientay acOpleloa presiOnde

vueltaen su sitio debajodel cordon, para queno

estorbe mientras laherramienta seesWutilizando.

Recuerde,su nueva herramientagiratoria de

Craftsman esla mejor herramientamecanicade su

clase. Perosu rendimiento solo estan bueno como

los accesorios con losque seutiliza.

Recomendamos que_nicamente seutilicen acce-

soriosde Craftsman.LautilizaciOndecualquier otro

accesorio puede constituir unpeligro. Esperamosque

la herramienta mecanica giratoria Craftsmande Sears

le permita disfrutar de muchos aOosdesatisfacciOn

sin problemas.

MANDRILDEAPRIETESIN LLAVE:El mandril de

aprietesin Ilavesujetadiversos accesorios con

tamafios decuerpo de1/32 a 1/8 depulgaday estd

disefiadopara accesorios deservicio ligero, come

brocastaladradoras,tambores delijar, acceserios de

pulir, cepillosdealambre y decerdas,y ruedasde

corte.Elmandril de aprietesin Ilavele permite

cambiarlos accesorios con lrecuencia, rapidezy

facilidad.Enel casedeaplicacionesquepueden

generargrandes fuerzasen la broca, o si usted no

puedegenerar una presi6n deaprietecon los dedos

suficiente come parasujetar firmemente la broca,

debeutilizar la Ilavedetuerca suministrada para

ayudar asujetar firmemente la broca.

ColocacJ6ndel mandril de aprietesin Ilave y una

brocaaccesorio

_ ea yentiendael manual para

el use del mandrilde apriete

sin]lavecon la herramienta. Introduzcay apriele

lirmementeel cuerpodel accesoriobien alondoen

las mordazasdel mandril. Si un accesoriono est;_

isujeto correctamenteen el interiordelas mordazasde

un mandril, dicho accesoriopuedeaflojarse y salir

despedidodurante el use. y podria golpearlesa usted

o alas personasquese encuentrenpresentes.

Accionenuevamenteel bot6n defijaci6n del eje,

introduzcael cuerpo del accesorioenel mandrily

apriete el mandril con los dedoshasta queel cuerpo

delaccesorio est_sujeto firmemente.

Enel casede brocastaladradorasde tamafio

peque_o,cierre el mandril basrael punte enqueia

broca justo quepaen61;luego,apriete firmementeel

mandril. Estoayudaacentrarla broca correctamente

en el mandril deapriete sin Ilave.En algunas

aplicacionesdegran fuerza,come laremeci6nde

metal,el corte deIosetaso el fresade deIosetas,ta

broca (cortadores decarburodetungsteno,

cortadores dealta velecidad,brocasdefresadora o

cortadoresde leseta)y el mandril secalentar_nsi se

sobrecarganduranie perfodosdetiempo

prolongados. Lasobrecargadel mandril puedehacer

que labroca se afloje y patine.Serecomiendaqueen

estostipos deaplicaciones la broca sesujete

firmementeenel mandril con la Ilavedetuerca

suministraday quese trabajeaintervalos para

permitir quela brocay el mandril se enffien.Si la

broca patina, la herramientacomenzar_avibrar

excesivamente.Estoes unaindicaci6n dequeusted

debeapagarla herramienta, reposicionary apretar la

broca, y luegodejarquela herramientafuncione sin

carga duranteunos minutesparaenfriarse.

Elmandril debelimpiarse devezen cuandopara

rnantenerlofuncionando correctamente, Simplemente

quite el mandril dela herramientay golpee

suavementela punta del mandril sobre unasuperficie

planaparaquitartodos los residuessueltos que

tenga.Enalgunasaplicaciones,esposible queel

mandril deaprietesin Ilavese aprieteduranteel use.

Si estosucede,afl6jelo suavementeutilizandela Ilave

detuerca incluida eneljuego deherramienta

giratoria.

Laherramienta giratoria gone enla mano dot usuario

potencia aalta velocidad. Sirvede talladora,areola-

dora, pulidora, lijadora, cortadora,cepillo mec_nico,

taladro y mas.

Laherramienta giratoria tiene un pequefioy potente

motor el_ctrico, se agarrac6rnodamentecon la mano

y esta hechapara aceptar unaampliavariedadde

accesorios, incluyendo ruedas abrasivas,brooas

taladradoras, cepillos dealambre, pulideres,

cortadores para grabar, brocas parafresary ruedas

decorte. Los accesorios vienenen formas diversas y

le permiten a usted realizarvarios trabajosdiferentes.

Amedida quese vayafamiliarizando con la gamade

accesorios y sus usos, ir_ d_ndosecuentade la gran

versatilidad dela herramienta giratoria. Descubrir_

docenas de usosenlos que no habiapensadohasta

ahora.

Elverdadero secretode la herramienta giratoria es su

velocidad. Para entenderlas ventajasqueofrece su

alta velocidad, ustedha desaberclueel taladro

el6ctrico port_til est_ndarfunoiona avelocidadesde

hasta 2,800 revoluciones por minuto. Laherramienta

giratoria funciona avelocidadesdehasta35,000

revoluciones pot rninuto. Eltaladro el6ctricotipico es

unaherramienta debajavelocidady par motor alto la

herramienta giratoria es justo Iocontrario -- una

herramienta dealtavelocidady par motor bajo. La

diferencia principal parael usuarioes queen las

herramientasde altavelocidad,lavdocidad

cmnbinada con el accesoriomontadoenel porta-

herramienta realizaeltrabajo. Ustednotiene que

eiercer presi6n sobreia herramienta,sino simple-

monte sujetarla y guiarla. Enlasherramientasde baja

velocidad, usted nos61otiene queguiar la herra-

mienta, sino queadem&stienequeejercer presi6nso-

bre ella,tal como Iohace,por ejemplo,al taladrarun

agujero.

Estaalta velocidad,junto con sutamafio compacto y

ampliagamade accesoriosespeciales,esIo que hace

quela herramientagiratoria seadistinta aotras

herramientasmecdnicas.Lavelocidadpermite que la

herramienta hagatrabajos quelasherramientasde

baja velocidadnopuedenhacer,talescomo cortar

acero templado,grabar vidrio, etc.

Afilarherramientas

Tallarmadera

TaIadrarcon precisi6n

Darforma amadera

Desbarbarmetal Cortarmetal

Elsacar elmayor provechoa la herr3mientagiratoria

_scuestiOndeaprendt_rc6mo d_iar que !ave!ocidad

hagael trabaiopara usted.

UTILIZACI6NDELAHERRAMIENTAMEC,4NICAGIRATORIA

Elprimer paso paraaprendera utitizar la herramienta

giratoria consisteenacostumbrase ala herramienta.

T6ngalaenta manoy experimentela sensaci6nque

producensu pesoy equilibrio. Toquela parle c6nica

dela cajaprotectora. Estaparte c6nicapermite

agarrarla herrarnientagiratoria demaneramuy

parecidaa como se agarraunaplurna o un I_piz.La

herramientadevelocidadvariabletiene una

empu_aduradeconfort especial enla puntayen el

asientotrasero, quebrinda al usuarioconfort y

control adicionalesduranteet uso. iUsted puedenotar

la diferencia!

Cuandoenciendaia herramienta por primera vez,sos-

t6ngalaalejadadela cara.Los accesoriospueden

resultardafiadosduranteel transporte o el manejoy

puedensalir despedidosal ganarvelocidad. Estono

escornish,perosfsucede.

Practiqueprimero enmaterialesde desechoparaver

c6mocorta la herramientagiratoria. Tengaencuenta

queel trabajo esrealizadopor lavelocidaddeta

herrarnientay por el accesorio que se encuentraen el

portaherramienta. Usted nodebe apoyarsesobre la

herramienta ni empujarlapara queenlre entapiezade

trabajo.

Envezdehacer esto, hagadescender]entamente

hastala pieza detrabajo elaccesorio mientras _ste

giray dejequetoque el punto enel cual usted quiere

queeomienceel corte (o lijado o grabado, etc.).

Conc_ntreseenguiar la herramientasobre la piezade

trabaio ejerciendo muy poca presi6ncon la mano.

Deje queel accesorio realiceel trabajo.

Normalmente,es mejor realizarunaserie depasadas

con laberramienta envezdeintentar hacertodo el

trabajo enunasola pasada.Por ejemplo,para realizar

un corte, pasela herramientahaciaadelantey hacia

atr_.,ssobre la piezadetrabajo de maneramuy

parecidaacomo Iohariacon unabrocha pequefia.

Corte unpoco dematerial encada pasadahastaque

Ilegueala profundidaddeseada.Parala mayoria de

los trabajos,es mejor utilizar untoque h_bil y suave.

Con6ste. ustedtogra el mejor control, reduce las

posibilidades decometer errores y Iograr_ queel

accesoriorealiceel trabajode la maneram_s eficaz

posible.

Paratenermejor controlal realizartrabajofino, agarre

laherramientagiratoriacomo unI_pizentreel dedo

pulgary eldedoindice.

El m_todode"agarre"parasujetarla herramientase

utilizapararealizaroperacionescomo el amoladode

unasuperficieplanao la utilizaci6nderuedasde

recortar.

Cuandoagan'ela herramienla,tengacuidadodeno

cubrirlasaberturasdeventilaci6nconla mano.Esto

bloqueaelflujodeaireyhacequeel motorserecaliente.

Ajuste el indicador develocidadde maneraadecuada

parael trabajo queseva a realizar;paralograr losme-

jores resultadosal trabajar con materialesdiferentes.

se deber_regularla velocidad detaherramienta

giratoria.

Los mndelos610960 y 610950

de la herramieotagiratoria

tienenun controldevelocidadintegraly nuncase

deber_utilizar un controldevelocidadexternocon

estasherramientas.

Conobjeto deseleccionar lavelocidadcorrecta para

cadatrabajo, utilice una piezade materialde prgctica.

Varie la velocidadafin deencontrar la meier

velocidadpara elaccesorio queustedest_ utilizandoy

eltrabajo queva arealizar.

NOTA:Loscambiosdetensidnafectan ala

velocidad. Unatensi6nde entradareducidahar_

bajarlas RPM de la herramienta,especialmenteen

laposici6nrods baja. Si pareceque la herramienta

funcionadespacio,seleccioneuna posicidnde

velocidadmilsalta de maneracorrespondiente.

Haytrestipos b_sicos deherramientasgiratorias:

modetosdeunasolavelocidaddedes velocidadesy

develocidad variable.

• En los modelos deunasolavelocidad hay un

interrupter "ON-OFF' (deencendidoy apagado).

Cuandoel interrupter est_iencendido,la herramienta

funciona a 35,000 RPM.

• En el modelo dedos velocidadeehayun interrupter

deALTAy BAJAvelocidad.Cuandoel indicadordel

interrupter se encuentraen]aposici6n baja,la

herramienlafunciona aunas 15,000 RPM. Cuando

el indicador del interrupter se encuentraenla

posici6na!ta, la herramientafuncionaa unas35,000

RPM.

• En el modelo develocidadvariable hay unindicador

delinterrupter quetiene unaIfneablancasobre61.

Deslicelohastael nOmeredela caja9rotectora para

seleccionar la velocidaddefuncionamiento quese

neeesitadesde 5,000 hasta35000 RPM.

Puedeconsu[tare!euadroque apareceenla p,.'_gina

56, 57para determinar laveloeidadadecuada

bas_,ndoseenel material enel queseest_trabaiando

y elripe de eortadoru ot[o accesorioquese est6

utilizando. E!euadrodela p_gina56,57 le perrnite

se[eccienartanto el accesorioeorreetocome la

velocidad6ptima con s61oechar unvistazo.

Si ustedtiene unmode[o deunasolavelocidad ode

dos wlocidades, podr;i utilizarmuchos accesories

para rea!izarunagran variedaddetrabaios.Parala

mayoriade iasaplicaciones,lodes los rnodelosde la

herramient.agiratoria deber_nutilizarsea maxima

velocidad.

NECESIDADESDEVELOCIDADESMASLENTAS

Sin embargo,ciertos materiales (algunospl_sticos,

per eiemplo) requieren unavelocidad relativamente

lentaporque aalta velocidadla fricci6n de la

herramienta generacalory hacequeel plD,stico se

funda.

Lasvelocidadeslentas (15,000 RPMo menes)

normalmenteson mejoresparaoperacionesdepulido

utilizandolos accesoriosde pulir defieltro. Puedeque

tambi6n sean mejoresparatrabajar enproyectos

delicadostalescome trabajo de talladode"c_.scaras

de huevo", tallado demaderadelicaday trabajo con

piezasfrdgiles demodelos. Todaslasaplicaciones de

eepillado requierenvelocidadesrods bajasparaevitar

queel alambrese desprendadel soporte.

Lasvelocidades mdsaltasson meiorespara tallar,

cortar, fresar, dar forma y cortar esquinaso rebajos

enmadera.

Las maderasduras,los metalesy el vidrio requieren

unfuncionamiento aaltavelocidad, y el taladrado

tambi_ndeber_rea/izarsea altasvelocidades.

Lavelocidadde la herramientagiratoriase controla

ajustandoesteindicadorenla caja protectora.

Lasposicienescorrespondientesarevolueionesper

minute aproximadas parala herramientagiratoria

modelo 610950 deve!ocidadvariable son:

Posici6n del interrupter Intervalo de velocidad

2 5.000- 8,000 RPM

+4 9,000 - 11,000RPM

6 12,000- 17,000 RPM

8 18,000- 24,000 RPM

10 25,000 - 35,000RPM

* A!uste del cepille de alambre parael modelo 610950.

Elpunto quehay que recordar es el siguiente Usted

puedereahzarla mayor partede los trabalos con el

modelode una sola velocidad funcionando a su

veloc_dadnormal de 35,000 RPM Peroparaciedos

materialesytipos detrabajo usted necesita

velocidadesm;_slentas-- esta esla raz6npor la

cualfueron desarrollados los modelos develoctdad

variable.

Paraayudadea determinar la velocidad de

funcionamiento 6ptima paradiferentes materialesy

dlstintos accesorios, hemos preparado la tabtaque

apareceen la pdgina 56.57 Si consulta esta tabla,

podr#,determinar las velocidadesrecomendadas

paracadatipo deaccesorio. Examineesta tablay

famdiarfcesecon ella.

EnOltimamstanma,la mejor maneradedeterminar

la velocidad correcta parareahzartraba]oen

cualquier material es pract_cardurante unos minutos

utihzandouna piezadedesecho,incluso despu_s de

consultar el cuadro.Usted puededescubnr

rapldamenteque unavelomdad ragslenta o m_s

r;pida es mucho m_.sehcazs_mplementeobser-

vando qu_pasacuando usted realiza unao dos

pasadasa diferentesvelocidades Por eiemplo al

trabajarcon p!_.sticocomtenceutihzando un r6gimen

balodevelocidad y aumente la velocldad hastaque

observeque el pl_,sticose est_fundiendo enel punto

decontacto. Luego, reduzcala velocidad ligeramente

paraobtenerla velocidad de trabalO6ptima

Algunas reglas pr_cticasen cuantoavelocidad.

1. El pl_st_coy los materiales quesefundena bajas

temperaturas deberancortarseavelocidades

balas.

2 Elpuhdo,elbrufiidoy la limpiezacon uncepillode

alambredebenrealizarseavelocidadesqueno

superenlas15000/rain paraevitardafiarel cepillo.

3 Lamaderadebieracortarse aalta velocidad.

4. E1h_erroo elacero se deberancortar a m_xima

velocidad sise utiliza elaccesoriodecarburo de

tungsteno, pero avelomdadesm_.slentass_se

utthzancortadores de acerodealta veloctdad.Si

uncortador deacero dealtaveloc_dadcomienza

a vlbrar ruidosamente-- normalmenteesto

significa queest,, funcionando demasiado

despacio.

5. Elaluminio, las aleacionesdecobre, las

aleactonesde plomo, lasaleactonesde cinc y el

estafiose podt_n cortar acualquier veloc_dad.

seg0nel tipo decode quese est_realizando.

Aplique al cortador parafina uotro lubncante

adecuadopara evitar queel materialcortado se

adhteraa los dtentesdel cortador.

El aumentarla presi6n ejercida sobrelaherramienta

no es lasoluci6n cuando estanocoda como usted

creequedeberia hacerlo.Tal vezusted deberia

utihzar uncortador diferente yquizdsun ajuste dela

velomdadsolucionaria el problema.Peroel apoyarse

sobre la herramienta raramenteayuda.

PRESIONDECEPILLADO

1.Recuerdequelas puntas deun cepilto dealambre

hacenel trabajo. Utiliceel cepdlo con la presi6n

m_s Iigeraparaquesolamente las puntasdel

alamhreentren encontacto con lapiezadetrabajo.

2.$i se utihzanpreslones mAsgrandes, sesometer_ a

los alambresa unatens_6nexceslva,Io cualdar#,

como resultado una acci6n debarrido, y s_se

contin0a haciendo esto, podraacortarsela

duram6ndelcepillo debtdo ala fat_gadel alambre.

3. Aplique elcepillo ata piezadetraba]odemanera

quetanta cara del cep_llocomoseaposible este en

contacto completo con la piezadetrabajo. La

aphcaci6ndel lado o del bordedel cepillo ala pieza

detrabajo causarala rotura delalambrey acortara

la duraci6n del ceplllo

CORRECTO:

Laspuntasde

atambrehacenel

traba]o

INCOFIRECTO:

Unapreskon

excestvapuede

causarla rotura

del alambre.

No es parautilizarseconbrocas

de fresadora.La utilizaci6ncon

brocasdefresadoracausar_retroceso.

1.Paracolocarel ejeflexible53033(vendidaper

separado)enla herramietagiratoria,quitelatapadela

cajaprotectoradela berramientatal comesemuestra

enla Figura1. Luego.optimael cierredeleje.

desenrosquelatuercadelportaherramientayquite e[

portaherramienta,lnstale latapadelimpulsor sobreet

ejedel motortal comesernuestraenla Figura2y

apri_tela.

Paraevitar dai_arlaherramienta,

noapriete excesivamentela tapa

delimpulsor. Apfietelatapadelimpulsor conIns dedos

y luegoapri_telat/3 devuelta

adicionalcon latlavede tuerca. (LaIlaveseincluyecon

eljoego delaherramientagiratoria). Noapriete

demasiado.

2. Enrosqueelejeflexibleenlacajaprotectoradela

herramientagiratoriaasegur_ndosedequeelextreme

coadradodelnOcleocentralseacopleenel recept_cuto

deagujerocuadradoqueest_enla tapadel impulsor

(Figura3).

Notirehaciaafueradel n,_cleo

centralparaacoplarloen latapa

deltmpulsor.Estopodriacausarel desacoplamientodel

nQcleocentralrespectoa la piezademann.

Sila herramientasedetienecuandoelejeest,,doblado,

esposiblequeel n_cleocentralest_empotradoenla tapa

delimpulsor. Nloje el ejey quiteelnOcleodelatapadel

impulsor. Luego,vuelvaaenroscarelejeflexibleenla

cajaprotectoradela herramientagiratoria.

Ensamblajedel portaherramientadeleje flexible

Elensamblajede]portaherramientaconsisteenuna

tuercadelportaherramientay unportaherrarnienta.Para

cambiarbrocas,usela Ilavedetuercay unabroca,

Introduzcala porci6ndel cuerpodecualquierbroca(se

recomiendauncuerpode3,2 mmatray,s dela abertura

dela piezade manndelejeflexibleparafijar el eje. Conel

ejeIijado,usela ]lavedetuercaparaaflojaroapretaret

tuercadelportaherramientatalcomese muestraenla

Figura4. Conlatuercade[portaherramientafloja,

introduzcaunaccesorioo unabrocatanprotundamente

come seaposibleparaevitarquese produzcabamboleo

duranteeluse. Vuelvaa apretarla tuercadet

portanerramienta.

Remnci6n ycambiodel pOrtaherramienla

Haydisponiblespo_aherramientasdecuatro tamales

diferentesparael ejeflexibleafindeacomodardiferentes

tamales decuerpo. Parainsta]arunportaherramienta

diferente,quitela tuercadelportaherramientay qufteel

portaherramientavieio, tntroduzcael extremeno

ranuradodelportaherramientaenelagujerode[extreme

delejeflexible. Vuelvaa colocarlatuercadel porta

herramientaenel eie. Usesiempreel perta herramienla

quecoincidaconeltamanodel cuerpodelaccesorio

quepiensausar.

Nuncafuerceuncuerpodedi_metrom_sgrandea que

entreenunportaherramienta.

Portaherramientasdisponibles

No.53065 El juegesdetuerca[tel portaherramienta-

incluyeuna 3,2mm,1,6ram,0.8mmy 2,4 mm

portaberramientay tuercadelportaherramienta.

Lubricaci6ndeleje flexible

Sedebetubricarelejeflexibledespu_sdecada25-30

horasdeuse. Paralubriearlo,desenrosqueelensamblaje

delejeflexibledela cajaprotectoradelmotor. Tiredel

n_cleocentralhaciaafueradelensamblajedelejeflexible.

Apliqueenel n_cleocentralunapeliculamuyfinade

grasadebuenacalidadparaattastemperaturas.

Paraevitardaflarla

herramienta,noengrase

excesivamenteeleje. Demasiadagrasahar_quela

unidadse recaliente.Grasaparacojinetesderuedas

automotrices.

Vuelvaacolocarelejeflexibleenla herramientagiratoria.

T.PADELAC,UA

PROTECTORA,,_

PORTAHERRAMIENTAJ /

(interior)_._j_

TUERCADEL "_ \

PORTAHERRAMIENTA_ \

TAPADEL EJEDEL

IMPULSOR MiTOR ,_

F-JEFLEXIBLE

PORTAHERRAMIENTA(interior)

(,!

TUERCA

PORTAHERRAMIENTA

Noutilice el eje flexiblecon

ueacurvapronunciada(A).

Estopuedegenerar calorexcesivoy acoRarla vida de

la berramientay det ejeflexible. El minimo

recomendadoes un radio de 150 mm (B).

Contenidodel aditamento deejeflexible 53033

a.O_.&BL Descripci6n

1 Ensamblajedel ejeflexible

(1066.8 mill de Iongitud)

1 Tapadel impulsor

53141 - La guia de corte

Laguiadecorte (vendidaper separado)viene

completamenteensambladaylista parautilizarse. Esta

guiapuedeutilizarseenuna amplia gamademateriales

dehasta19mmde pulgadadegrosor. Sostenga

siemprelaherramientademanerafirme, ejerciendo

unapresi6nlentay firme parahacerlos codes.

Parainstalar la guia.siga los cuatro pasosquese

muestrana continuaci6n.

Impoflante: Cortesiempreenel sentidodelas

agujas delrelej, exceptocuandose est_ siguiendo

unaplantilla (cajade tomacorriente). Enese case,

corteensentidocontrarioal de lasagujasdel reloj.

53134

Brocaparacortarparedesdeyeso, para utilizarse

enparedesde yese;

• Cuandoseinserte la broca53134 dentrodesu

herramientagiratoria Craftsman, asegt]resedeque

labrocahaside inseRadaIom_s profundo posible.

• Cuandoest6haciendo cores sinayuda de

instrumentosen paredesdeyeso, per ejemplo.

reparandounboyo enpareddeyeso. Cuandoest_

usandoun patron detrasde la pareddeyesopara

darunaforma (come paralacajael_ctrica), usela

broca53134 para pareddeyeso,cortando en

direcci6nopuestaa lasmanecillasdel reloj.

53135

Herramieetade CorteMultiusos,para useen

madera,plasticos,paredes deyeso, libradevidrio,

viniloopanelesde aluminio, Iosaac_sticay

laminados

• Cum_doest6insedando la broca 53135dentrode su

herramientagiratoria Craftsmanaseg_resede que la

brocahaside insedada !om;_sprofundo posible.

• Cuandoest_haciendocores sin ayudade

instlumentos en paredesdeyeso, per ejemplo,

reparandounhoyo en pareddeyeso,use labroca

Multiusos 53135,cortando en direcci6nde las

manecillasde[reloj.

• Cuandoest6 utilizando la Brocade CorteMultiusos

53135, penetrela broca dentro del materialen un

angulode 45grades y entonces lentamente116velaa

un &ngulode90 grades paracomenzarel corte.

53136 (No Incluido)

Brocade Corte deLosa, para utilizarseen ]osapara

paredes, plancha decementoy yeso,

• Cuandoest_insedando la broca 53136 dentrode su

berramientagiratoria Craftsman, es muy importante

que1.6 mm-3,2 mmde la pare lisa del mango

perrnanezcavisible por encima de]cuello.

• Cuandoest_utilizando la Brocade CodedeLosa

53136. penetrela broca dentro del materialenun

_ngu!ode45 grados y lentamenteIlevelaaun

_ngulode 90grados para comenzarel core.

• NOPARAUTILIZARCONCERAMICADEPISO

53052-Juegoparaquitarlechada

Elacople removedor delechadav/eriecompletamente

ensambladoy listo para el uso. Utilice la fresa 1/16"

para baldosasespaciadasa m_isde 1/16" pulgadade

distancia. Si las baldosas est_n espaciadasm_s de

1/8" de distancia, se recomiendausarla fresa #53166

(1/8") (vendidapor separado).

Nora: si la fresaes demasiadoancha,se puededafiar _-°,

la baldosa ola fresaremovedoradelechada.

Paso 1: Retire la tapa del caparaz6n de la

herramienta.VerFigura1.

Paso2: Inserte la fresa removedorade lechadaenla

herramientarotatoria.

AI insedar la fresa removedora

de lechada #53166 en su

herramienta rotatoria, aseg_iresede que la fresa

est6 lirme en ]a "mordaza" del collarin. Utilicela

Ilave para apretar la tuerca de! coltarin para asi

impedir que la fresa quede suelta en el collarin. No

utilice el Portabrocas Craftsman #4486 con fresas

removedorasdelechada.

Paso3: Atornille elacople removedorde lechadaala

herramienta rotatoda. VerFigura3.

Paso4: Ajusteelacopley lafresaa la profundidadde

code deseada,Ver Rgura4.

Ajuste de la Profundidad de Carte del Acople

Removedorde Lechada

El Ajuste de Profundidad de Control M6vil tiene

marcas que aumentan cada tramo 1/8" (3,2 mm).

Estas marcas sirven _nicamente para identificar la

profundidad de code deseada.Los canalesm_ltiples

del ajuste de profundidad le permite escoger la

orientaci6n del acople en la herramienta. No olvide

apretar sulicientemente el tornillo en una de las

posicionesdel canal.

C6moajustar la profundidaddecorte:

AILimpiar Lechada:

No quite la lechada m_s all_ de 1/8" debajo de la

superficieanterior dela baldosa. ColoqueelAjuste de

ProfundidaddeControl Mdvil paraque s61o118"dela

fresase extiendam&sall&dela basedel acople.

Despu6sde quitar 1/8" de lechada, vuelva a aplicar

lechada hasta ei nivel de la baldosa. Selle la nueva

_orhada.

AI Quitar lecharla para Remplazar una Baldosa

Rota:

Quite toda la lechada atrededor de la baldosa rota.

Coloque el Ajuste de Profundidad de Control M6vi!

para ques61o1/8"de la fresa se extiendam:_sall_ de

la base del acople. Quitar la lechada con una

profundidad m_xima de 3,2 mm en carla pasada.

Puede que se necesite regular el Ajuste de

Profundidadde ControlM6vil entramos consecutivos

de 1/8" (consulte las marcas espaciadasde 1/8 en el

Ajuste deProfundidad deControl M6vil) y haga varias

pasadashasta quese retire la lechada.

AI remover lechada a mayor profundidad en la linea

de lechada, se puedeencontrar cierta resistencia que

hace quelafresa se atasque,serecaliente o se rompa

(ejemplo: mortero, cemento de batdosas,

pegamentos, tornillos de tablones de refuerzo o

clavos). En caso de encontrar mortero, cemento de

baldosas o pegamentos, reduzca la velocidad de la

herramientay despl_celalentamente,haciendo varias

pasadas.En casodela presenciadetornillos o clavos.

remuevala lechada alrededor de6stos ya quela fresa

noIns podr_iatravesar.

Aditamentoen ngulo recto53002

Antesde cornenzar,quite la tapa protectora negraque

est_ eneladitamento.Si latapanose desliza

f_cilmente hastaquitarse,introduzca la partedel

cuerpo decualquieraccesorio atray,s dela abertura

dela carcasadotaditamentoparasujetarel eje con el

fin de evitarquegire. Luego, girela tapa hasta

quitarla,Figura 1.

No utiliceel bot6nde fijacion

del eje dela herramienta

giratoriacuandocambielosaccesoriosenel

aditamento.Podrianproducirsedafiosinternesen

el aditamento,

Quitela tapa dela carcasaprotectoradesu

herramienta giratoria existentedela maneraquese

muestra en lafig. 2. Luego, optimael bot6n de

fijaci6n del ejedela herramientagiratoria,

desenrosque latuercadel portaherramientay quiteel

portaherramienta.

Pongaa unlado la tuerca delportaherramientay el

portaherramienta.Ambaspiezassevolver__nainstalar

m_,stardeen el paso4.

Instaleel adaptador deaccionamiento,incluidocon el

aditamentoen_ngulo recto, enel ejedel motor dela

maneraquese muestra enla !ig. 3 y apri_telo.

Noaprieteexcesivamenteel

adaptadorde accionamienta.

Aprietecon los dedos eladaptadorde accionamiento

y luego apri_telo1/3 devueltaadicional con laIlave

detue_ca.(LaHavedetuerca est_incluida con el

luego de herramientagiratoria.)

Enrosqueel aditarnento 0nicamenteen la herramienta

giratoria. Apridtelo solamentecon lamano. Vuelvaa

instalarel portaherramientay latuercadel

portaherramienta,quequit6 enel paso2, enel eje de

salida deladitamento, Figura4.

Eladitamentoenangulo rectopuede orientarseenla

herramientagiratoria en 12posicionesdistintas. El

aditamentodebeposicionarse demaneraquese

facilite el accesoalinterruptor de control de velocidad

deencendidoy apagado.

Parareposicionar el aditamento,desenrosqueel

collarin del aditamentohastaquase desacople.

Desliceel aditamento hastaquitarlo. Luego,

reposicioneeladitamento,deslicelo devueltasabrela

herramientayvuetvaaapretarel collarin, Figura5.

Paracambiarun accesorio,introduzca la partedel

cuerpo decualquier accesorio(se recomienda

introducirla 3.2 mm) atray,s dela aberturadela

carcasadel aditamentoparasujetar el ejecon elfin de

queno gire.Conel ejefirmemente sujeto,aflojela

tuerca del portaherramientae introduzca unaccesorio

Io m_s profundamenteposiblepara evitar el

bamboleoduranteel usa. Esposible quesea

necesariosacarel cuerpo deladitamentodela

abertura dela carcasaparaproporcionar holgura

mientrasintroduce el accesorio,Figura6.

prolongado.

Eladitamentopuede

calentarsedespu_sdelusa

=) !ii ,_7:-

Servicio

Elmantenimientopreventivo

realizadoporpersonalno

zwtorizadopude[tar lugara lacotocaci6nincorrecta

liecablesy componentesinternosquepodria

tonstituir unpeligroserio. Recomendamosque todo el

serviciodelasherramientassearealizadopor unCentro

deserviciodef_bricaSearso por unaEstaci6nde

sen,ioioSearsautorizada.

ESCOBILLASDECARBON

I.asescobillasy elconmutadordelaherramientahan

sidodisefiadosparamuchashorasdeservicioliable.

Paramantenerun rendimientooptimo delmotor,

recomendamosquecadados aseis mesesseexaminen

lasescobillas.$61osedebenusarescobillasde repuesto

CraftsmangenuinasdiseSadasespecificamenteparasu

herramienta.

MANTENIMIENTODEESCOBILLASREEMPLAZABLES

Modelos610830, 610960 y610950.

Sedeber_ninspeccionarlas escobillasfrecuentemente

cuandolasherramientasse utilicendemaneracontinua.

Silaherramientaesutilizadaespor_,dicamente,pierde

potencia,haceruidos extraSoso funcionaavelocidad

reducida,revise lasescobilias.Elseguirutilizandola

herramientaenesteestadolada_arade manem

permanente.

ELEXTREMOCURVODE

(F_ F LAESCOBILLADEBEC01NCIDIR

/ CONLACURVATURADELA

_--J--,;_ / CAJAPROTECTORA

LA _ ",,,'

_____._.__._QJ¢" ESCOBILLA /

CURVATURADELA TAPADE LA

CAJAPROTECTORA ESCOBILLA

Conel cord6ndesencllufado,saquelastapasde

escobillaunaaunacon undestornilladorpequefio

girandolatapaensentido contrarioal de lasagujasdel

reloj yrevisecadaescobilla.

Si laescobillatieneunaIongitudinferiora 3,2mm y la

supediciedel extremodelaescobillaquehacecontacto

con elconmutadorest_;_speray/o corroida,se deber_

carnbiar.Reviseambasescobillas. Normalmente,las

escobillasnose desgastaransimult_neamente.Si una

escobillaest_desgastada,cambieambasescobiilas.

Aseg6resedequetasescobillasseinstalantal como se

muestraenla ilustraci6n.Lasuperficiecurvadela

escobilladebecoincidir con lacurvaturadel

conmutador.

Despudsdecambiartasescobiilas,se deber;_hacer

funcionarla herramientasincarga; col6quelasobre una

superficielimpiayh_galafuncionarlibrementedurante

5 minutos antesdesometer acarga(o utilizar)la herra-

rnienta.Estopermitir;_quelasescobillasse asienten

adecuadamentey har;_que cadajuegodeescobillas

proporcionemuchasm;_shorasde servicio.Esto

tambi6nprolongar_lavida totaldela herramienta,ya

quela superficiedel conmutadortardaramasen

desgastarse.

RODAMIENTOS

Las herramientas mec_nicas giratorias Nos. 610830

610960 y 610950 tienen una construcci6n de

rodamientos de bolas dobles. Con una utilizaci6n

normal, ninguno de estos tipos requiere lubricaci6n

adicional.

Limpieza

Paraevitar accidentes

desconectesiempre la herra-

mieotade la luenledeenergiaantes deia limpiezao

de la realizaci6ndecualquiermantenimiento. La

herramientase puedelimpiarm_s eficazmentecon aire

comprimidoseco.Usegalasdesegt_ridadsiempre que

limpie herramientasconaire compfimido.

Lasabetturasdeventilaci6ny laspalancasde interruptor

debenmantenerselimpiasy libresdemateriase×tra_as.

Nointentelimpiarintroduciendoobjetos puntiagudosa

trav_sdelasaberturas.

Ciertosagentesde limpiezay

disolventesdafianlas piezasde

ptastico.Algunosdeestosson:gasolina, tetracloruro

decarbono,disolventesde limpieza clorados,

amoniacoydetergentesdom_sticos quecontienen

amoniaco.

Cordonesdeextensi6n

Si es necesario un cord6n de extensi6n, se debe usarun ¢ord6ncon conducloresde

lamafio adecuado que sea capaz de transportar la corriente necesaria para la

herramienta. Esto evitar_, caidas de tensi6n excesivas, p_rdida de potencia o recalentamiento. Las

herramientas conectadas a tierra deben usar cordones de extensi6n de 3 hilos que tengan enchufes de 3

terminales y recept_culospara3 terrninales.

TAMANOSRECOMENDADOSDECORDONESDEEXTENSION

HERRAMIENTASDE120 VCORRIENTEALTERNA

Capacidad

nominal

enamperiosde

laherramienta

3-6

6-8

8-10

10-12

12-16

Tamaflodelcord6nenA.W.G,

Longiluddelcord6nenpies

25 50 10D 150

18 16 16 14

18 16 14 12

16 16 14 12

14 12

Tamaflosdelcableenmm2

Longituddelcord6nenmetros

15 30 60 120

.75 .75 1.5 2.5

.75 1.0 2.5 4.0

1.0 2.5 4.0 --

NOTA: Cuanto m_spequefioesel n_merodecalibre,m_sgruesoeselcord6n.

Utilice [inicamente accesoriosde alto rendimientocomprobadosporCraltsman. Otros

accesorios no estan dise_ados para esta herramienta y pueden causar lesiones

personaleso da_os materiales.

Eln0meroy la diversidaddeaccesoriosparalaherra-

mientagiratoriason casi ilimitados.Hayuna categoria

adecuadaparacasitodos lostrabajosqueustedtenga

querealizar-- y unadiversidaddetamafios y formas

dentrode cadacategoriaquele permitena usted

obtenerelaccesorioperfectoparacadanecesidad.

Porlaherramieotas

Siustedpiensauti]izardiversosaccesorios,lerecomen-

damosqueinicialmentecompre unjuegocompletode

cuatroportaherramientas.Gu_rdeloscon objetode

tenerel tamai_oadecuadodeportaherramientapara

cualquieraccesorioo brocataladradoraquequiera

usar.Actualmente,losportaherramientasde3.2 mmy

de2,4mm queseincluyencon laherramienta

acomodantodoslos accesoriosCraftsmandisponibles.

V_slagos

Unv;Magoes uncuerpo con unacabezaroscadaode

tornillo,yes necesadocuandose utilicenaccesorios

depulir,ruedasdecorte, discosdelijarypuntasde

pulir. Laraz6nporla cualse utilizanv_.stagosesque

losdiscosdelijar,las ruedasdecorteyaccesorios

similaresdebensersustituidosfrecuentemente.El

v&stagoesunaespigapermanentequepermiteque

ustedcambieL]nicamentela cabezadesgastadacuando

seanecesario,por Ioquese ahorraelcostodesustituir

elejecadavez.

V_stagodelornillo No.53089

Estees unv;istagodetornillo utilizadocontapuntade

pulirdefieltro y lasruedasdepulir defieltro.

V;_stagodetornillopequeiloNo. 25028

Estees unv_stagocon untornillopequeSoenlapunta

y seutilizacon ruedasdecorte deesmeril,discosde

lijary ruedasdepulir.

Corladoresde carburodetungsteno

Estossoncortadoresdurosy delargaduraci6npara

utilizaci6nenacerotemplado,cer;_micacocida en

homo y otros materialesmuy duros.Sepuedenutilizar

paragrabarenherrarnientasy equiposdejardin.

Cortadoresdegrabar pequefios

Estegrupodecortadoresabarcaunaamplia gamade

tama5osyformas, y loscortadoresest_.nhechospara

realizartrabajocomplicadoencer;_mica(deltipo no

cocidoenhomo),talladosenmadera,joyasytallados

enmarfil,caparazonesdemoluscoso barbasde

ballena.Seutilizanfrecuentementeparahacerplacasde

circuitosimpresoscomplicados.Nosedebenutilizaren

aceroni enotrosmaterialesmuyduros,peroson

excelentesenmadera,pl_sticoy metalesblandos.

Necesitanunportaherramientade2,4ram.

Piedras deamolar de6xido de aluminio

Redondas,puntiagudas,planas-- digaqu6forma

quiereyhabr;_algunadisponibleenestacategorfa.

Estaspiedrasest_nhechasde6xido dealuminio y

cubren pr;_cticamentetodos lostiposposiblesde

aplicacionesdeamolado.Utilicelasparaafilarhojasde

cortadorasdec6sped,puntasdedestornillador,

cuchillos,tijeras,cincelesy otrasherramientasdecorte

Utilicelasparaquitarrebabasdepiezasmet_licas

fundidas,desbarbarcualquiermetaldespu6sde

cortaflo,alisarjuntassoldadas,amolarremachesy

quitar herrumbre.Enlostalleresdemaquinada,

normalmentelasbrocasy loscor_dores dealia

velocidadsonamoladosconmuelasde6xidode

aluminio.

Cortadoresde alia velocidad

[3isponiblesen muchasformas,loscortadoresdealia

velocidadseutilizanparatallar,cortary ranurar

madera,pl_sticosy metalesblandostalescomo

aluminio,cobre ylat6n.Estosson los accesoriosque

sehande utilizarpararealizarapulsofresadoo tallado

demaderao pl_sticoy pararealizarcortesde

precisi6n.

Piedrasdeamolar decarburodesilicio

M_sdurasquelaspuntasde6xidodealuminio,estas

piedrasest_.nhechasespecialmenteparalautilizacione

rnatedalesdurostalescomo vidfioycer_mica.Ngunos

usostipicospodrianserlaremoci6ndemarcasque

sobresalgany el excesodeesmaiteencer_mica,y el

grabarenvidrio.

Accesorios parapulir

Entreestosaccesoriosse encuentranunapunta depulir

impregnaday unaruedadepulir impregnadaparadar

unacabadoliso alas superficiesmet_iicas;unapunta

depulir defieltroy una ruedadepulirdefieltro,y una

ruedade pulirdetela.Todosestosaccesoriosse utilizan

pardpulirpl_sticos,metales,joyeriaypequefiaspiezas.

Laspuntasdepulir dejanunasuperficiemuy lisa,pero

seobtieneun bdtlomayorutilizandoruedasdefieltro o

detelay compuestoparapulir.

Paraobtenerlos mejores resultados,losaccesorios

de pulirdebenutilizarsea velocidadesque no

superenlas15O00/min.Consultelasecci6n

Velocidadesdeluncionamientoparainlormarse

sobreel ajusleadecuadodelavelocidadde la

herramienta.

Ruedasabrasivasde6xido dealuminio

Seutilizanparaquitar pintura,desbarbarmetaly pulir

acero inoxidabley otros metales.Disponibtescongrano

finoy mediano.

Cepillosdealambre

HayIresformas diferentesdecepillosdealambredis-

ponibles.Paraoblenerresulladcs6primes,las

escobillasde alambredebenutilizar_ea velocidades

que noseansuperioresa15 O00/min.Consu]tela

secci6nVelocidadesdefuncionamientopara

informarsesobreel ajusteadecuadodelavelocidad

de la herramienta.Estoscepillosquitanherrumbrede

lasherramientasy otrassuperficiesmet_licas,y limpian

y brufienpiezasmet_licas.Utilfcelosparatrabajostales

comola limpiezadeconexionesel_ctricaspara

asegurarsedequelaconducci6nesbuena.

Cepillosdecerda

Estoscepillosconstituyenexcelentesherramientaspara

limpiarobjetosdeplata,joyasy antigi_edades.Los

cepillosdecerdapuedenutilizarsecon uncompuesto

parapulir conel fin deIograrunalimpiezaoun pulido

m_,sr_pido.

Accesoriosparalijar

Los discosdelijarest_nhechosparaacoplarseenet

v&stagoNo.25028.Sepuedenutilizarparacasitodos

los trabajospequefiosdelijadoqueustedtengaque

realizar,desdela fabdcaci6ndemodeloshastael

acabadodemuebtesfinos. Adem&s,est_ellijadorde

tambor,undiminuto tamborqueencajaenla

herramientagiratoriayque haceposibledar formaa

madera,alisarlibra devidrio, lijarenelinterior decurvas

y otros lugaresdiffcilesy realizarotrostrabajosdelijado.

Cambielasbandasdelijardettamboramedidaque se

vayandesgastandoy pierdanel grano.Las bandas

vienenen gradosfinos y gruesos.

Ruedasde corte

Estosdelgadosdiscosdeesmerilo delibra devidriose

utilizanpararebanar,cortaryoperacionessimilares.

Utilicelosparacortarcabezasdepemoy tuercas

agarrotadaso paravolvera ranurarunacabezade

tornilloqueest_tanda5adaquenopermitausarun

destornillador.Buenasparacortarcable BX,varillas

peque_as,tuber[a,cable,y paracortaragujeros

rectangularesenchapamet;_lica.

Brocasde fresadoradealia velocidad

Parafresar,incrustary modajarenmaderay otrosmaterialesblandos. UtilicelasconelaccesoriodefresadoraNo.

53099deCraftsmanyla mesadeperfiladora/fresadoraNo.53034 deSears.

Elv_slagoNo. 53089 se utiliza con lapuntade pulir defieltro y las ruedas de pulir defieltro. Enrosquela punta

enel tornillo cuidadosamente. Lapuntadefieltro debeenroscarsehaciaabajo enlinea recta sobre elv,_stagodel

tornillo y se debegirar del todo hastael collarfn.

ElvdstagoNo. 25028 tiene untornillo pequeSoen la punta y se utilizacon ruedas decorte de esmeril y discos

delijar de esmeril. Las velocidades m_s altas, norrnalmente las m&ximas,son mejores para la mayorJade los

trabajos,incluyendo el corte de acero, quese muestra aqui.

Paracambiar una cinta de lijar en la lijadora detambor, afloje el tornillo sin quitarlo para contraer el tambor y

luego deslicela cinta vieja hastasacarla.Deslice la cinta de lijar nuevasobre el tambor hastaque est_ colocada

y luego expandael tambor apretando eltorniNounavezm_s.

_ ntes de cada uso, aseg_rese de que todoslos componentesest_n monladosen el

cuerpo del accesorio y de que el lambor estO suficientemente expandido para

mantenerfija lacinta de lijar durante el uso, Si dicha cintaest_ floja en eltambordurantelaoperaci6n,podr&

salirdespediday golpearles a ustedo las personasque se encuentrenpresentes.

POSIC!0NESDEVELOCIDAD .'Vel°cidadparac°rtesiigeros;precaucidnden°quemarenranuraspr°fundaSsegdnla dlreccibn de code respec,o a ,a veta.

ARTICULO BLANDA DURA LAMINAD0SPLASTCO ACERO LATON, ETC, P EDRA CERAMICA VIDRIO

CORTADORES DE ALTA VELOCIDAD

25014 10 6 4 6 I 6

25012, 53070 10 i . 10 4 6 I 10

25011 53068 10 6 4 6 6

25006 10 10 4 6 6

25016 10 8 4 6 6

CORTADORES DE GRABAR PEQUEIT.IOS

53112 10 10 6 8 6

53076 10" 10" 6" 8 3

FRESAS CON PUNTA DE DIAMANTE

53137 I 10 ,I 8 I I I I 10 t 10 ! 10

CORTADORES DE CARBURO DE TUNGSTENO CON DIENTES ESTRUCTURADOS

5310653138 I 10 I 8 I 4 I I 6 I I I

CORTADORES DE CARBURO DE TUNGSTENO

53071,52072,53104 I 10 I 8 I 4 I 10 I 61818-1018-10

53073, 53105 8 8-10 8-10

BROCAS DE ALTA VELOOIDAD PAP,J_ FRESAR (Utilicelas con una 9uia de corte o una mesa de conformadora/fresadora)

53111, 53090, 53091 10" 10".

53092 10" 8*,

PIEO_sDEAMO'ARDECARBURODES_UC,O

53079, 25062,25063 I I ,I 6 I 10 I 4 I 6 I 10 I t0

PIEDRAS DE AMOLAR DE OXlDO DE ALUMINIO

25057, 25058 10 10 8 4 6 10

PIEDRAS DE AFILAR PARA SIERRAS DE CADENA

36581,36583 I I I I lo l I I I

ACCESORIOS DE CORTE -- VEA LA ADVERTENCIA DE LA PAGINA 36

6-10 I 1010 I 6"10 J 108-10 I_ 2-4

25024,53114,53088

53165

53134

53136

Para uso enpared de tiposeco. Paraobtener los mejores resultados, utiliceelaccesorio en la posiciOn 10. {Utilicelo con unagufa de torte)

6"1°I °-1°f 2"4I I '° I I ,0 I

* Velocidad para codes ligeros; precauc!Gn de no quemar en ranuras profundas.

POSJCIONESDEVELOCIDAD ._eg_n|aolrecci6noecorterespect0alavela.

I MA°E"AI_A°_"A I A'u_'"°'c'PA_°" !°LA.OA°O_ .ATO..ETC._,E°_C_.A.,CA

6-8 6-8

4 4

6 6 6

4 4 4 4

2-10 2-10 10 [ 2-10

2-10 2-10 10 I 2-10

8 8 2-4

1o I 8 I

6 I I

Para usar en lechadade paredes y pisos (Utilicelas con unaguia de corte de remociOnde lechada)

NUMERO DE

ARTICULO

53082

25033

53110

53120

25038,25039,53087

53131

53116, 53117, 53118 ] 2-10

25042, 53083,25043 I 2-10

53084

53136,53162 I I I

53164 I I I

53166 I I I

MATERIALES I

ACERO

LAMINADOSPLASTIC01

ACCESORIOS PARA PULIR

I ° °

6-8 6-8

2-4 6 6

2 6

ClNTAS Y DISCOS DE LIJAR

2-6 10

2-4

RUEDAS DE ALETAS

I 2 t lO I 8-1o

DISCOSDEPUURAB_SlVOSDEACABADO

6 I 4 t 6 ! 6

BROCAS PARA QUITAR LECHADA

VIDRIO

6-8

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1-800-4-1MIY-HOiMIES"(1-800-469-4663)

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In Canadafor all your service and parts needs call

-1-800-665-4455

Au Canadapour tout le service ou les pi_ces

Forthe repair or replacement partsyou need:

Call7 am - 7 pm, 7 days a week

1-800-366-PART(1-800-366-7278)

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Forthe location ofa Sears Parts and Repair Center in your area:

Call24 hours a day, 7 daysa week

1-800-488-1222

For information onpurchasing a Sears Maintenance Agreement

or to inquire about an existing agreement:

Call9 am - 5 pm, Monday- Saturday

1-800-827-6655

TheServiceSideofSears."

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