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‎Instructions

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[[Equipment|Equipment]] / Triton Spindle Sander

[[File:ScrollSaw.jpg|thumb|460px|right|Axminster Scroll Saw]]

= Summary =

== Owners ==

* Michael Dales

== Health and Safety ==
'''Sharp Object/material'''
* Power supply to be disconnected when changing sanders.
* Wait for all surfaces to stop moving before adjusting the tool.

'''Slips, Trips and Falls'''
* Waste material/offcuts to be kept clear of work area.

'''Fire'''
* Equipment will be checked for defects before each use to minimise the risk of possible electrical faults or fire.
* Carbon Dioxide extinguisher to be available for any electrical fires
* Do not use for sanding metal, as the resulting sparks can cause sawdust to ignite

'''Electric shock'''
* The equipment will be checked before each use to ensure that there are no defects in the casing, battery or cutting head.

'''Sight/Noise/Dust/Vibration'''
* P.P.E. to be worn when using the equipment.
* Regular brakes to prevent fingers becoming numb

'''Repetitive Action/Physical Fatigue'''
* Regular breaks if work is lasting more than 5 minutes in duration

== Training ==

Training is required to use this machine. Please check on the Makespace meetup group for slots, or request one via the mailing list if there is not one currently scheduled.

== Instructions ==

Please read the manual (linked below) before using the machine. Below is a summary of the same information, but lacking pictures.

Note: All of the Sanding Sleeves (11), except the smallest 13mm (1/2”) Sanding Sleeve fit over a matching Rubber Drum (12).

Note: Ensure there is no contact between the Sanding Sleeve and the Table Insert before turning the machine on.

# Fit the Lower Spindle Washer over the Spindle with the grooves facing upwards
# Select the correct Sanding Sleeve for the intended job. Select the corresponding Rubber Drum, (except when using the 13mm sanding sleeve)
# Select the appropriate Table Insert to match the rubber drum - there should be a few mm gap between the drum and the insert.
# Fit the Table Insert over the Spindle and onto the Lower Spindle Washer. Ensure the Table Insert is flush with the table
# Fit the Rubber Drum over the Spindle
# Slide the Sanding Sleeve over the Rubber Drum
# Fit the Upper Spindle Washer over the Spindle
#* Use the large washer with the 75mm (3”), 51mm (2”), and 38mm (1 1/2”) Rubber Drums • Use the medium washer with the 26mm (1”) and 19mm (3/4”) Rubber Drums
#* Use the small washer with the 13mm (1/2”) Sanding Sleeve
# Fit the Spindle Lock Nut (6) on the Spindle (Images G and H). Tighten the nut just enough to expand the Rubber Drum against the Sanding Sleeve. Do not over-tighten
#* When the sanding sleeve is completely worn it is possible to turn it upside down and maximise its service life by using the remaining grit

Note: If the sleeve rotates on the drum when switched on, the Spindle Lock Nut has not been sufficiently tightened to compress the drum and therefore grip the sleeve.

IMPORTANT: Do not use a sanding sleeve that is too worn. This can lead to excessive heat build-up and damage the rubber drum. Damaged rubber drums due to worn sanding sleeves will not be covered under warranty.

== Further Information ==
[http://www.tritontools.com/en-GB/Product/Bench%20Top/Bench%20Top/TSPS450 Triton Website]

[https://cl.ly/cbc0b28b1a04 Spindle Sander manual]

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 #* Use the large washer with the 75mm (3”), 51mm (2”), and 38mm (1 1/2”) Rubber Drums • Use the medium washer with the 26mm (1”) and 19mm (3/4”) Rubber Drums
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+# Fit the Spindle Lock Nut (6) on the Spindle Tighten the nut just enough to expand the Rubber Drum against the Sanding Sleeve. Do not over-tighten
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 IMPORTANT: Do not use a sanding sleeve that is too worn. This can lead to excessive heat build-up and damage the rubber drum. Damaged rubber drums due to worn sanding sleeves will not be covered under warranty.
 == Further Information ==