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MOTOR,S

Your Black & Decker Drill

a

"Universal"

the voltage

either Alternating

60 cycles, or
should not vary more ihan L|'/a, over or

under the

of

.loss

'Drill

supply

good

wol'n

specified on the

with Direct

voltage shown on the

power

line

can result.

operate,

for

fails to

contact and

away.

motor

Cun'ent

blown

(3)

which

fuses,

Inspect

equipped with

is

can

be used, at

nameplate, with

aL 25, 40,

Current,

AII

motols are tcsted

please

take

(2)

carbon brushcs and lepiacc

50 or

Voltage

nameplatc,

following

the

that

See

BRUSHES

Inspect

badly worn.

make this operation easy

brush caps

spring

to hold the brush

sure to

brush

a
service

screws

earbon

assemblies.* Springs

replace badly worn brush assemblies.

Keep brushes clean and sliding

replacernents,

gtoove

has

stations

rOn

U-1, U-B and:U-15

which hold the cover

brushes frequently

Cartridge-type brush holders

with

a screwdriver

you,

for

Merely

and take out the brush and

should have enough tension

firmly against the commutator.

been

repair.

fot

Drills the switch

in

place.

commutator

the

cut by the brushes, the tool should be sent

freely

should

handle must be detached lirst by removing

and

CABTE

or

sctious

at

plug

replace when

in

action:

and

used to

are

remove

their

be inspected for etcess wear.

ovo'hcating

thc factoly

(1)

receptackr

thcnr if tlrcy

both

Be

guides.

if

nnrl

Oht,cl<

tlt'rtrrrliirrg

After several

to one of our

anrl

your

your'

rtrr,

these

If

The cable

occasionally.

it neatly when

using it

When using

extension cable

Use the table below

Extension Cable

Gage of cable

is the

"life

Keep it out of oils and

not in use and avoid dlagging it across sharp

as a handle to lift the Drill.

the Drill at a considerable

of adequate size

Length in feet.

wire required.

your

line" of

for'115 volt current.

Dlill-keep it clean

greases

must be used to

wiping

power

from

prevent

by

loss of

which luin the lubber'.

distauce

25 50 75
18 18 18

it off

surfaces

sourcc, o't)

powcr'.

100

18 l(i

Coil

200

or

#

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&u

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-,

E

H, ;8. I

=*l

ffi+si

e\-'*.t,

nil'.it*o

I

U-2194

Tuba

of

Lubricant.

This

use. The

to_siI_months,

all

lguqin-g

ideal for

the

1

of

oil on the armature

cover. The armature

Drill may

the small

was

D.till

gears

grease-

old

only half full.

purpose,

this

U-1, U-3 and

lubri?ted

be-

hole in the

GR,OUNDING

TUBRICAIION

properly

should be relubricated

depending on use. Remove-gear

wilh

lubricated

lqrosene

The B&D,

The commutator

Drills

U-15

shaft through
bearing

by

back end of

at

the

regularly

and, with

may be lubricated

at the commutator

piittins

gears

V-2L44 Tube

end

the hole

one

or two dropsrof

the Motor

Factory

armature

provided

Case.

and

is ready

from

housing,

place,

in

o1 Lubricant,

by one

or two diops

in the

end

on

oil through

Groundcd

for

sixty

days

fluih

oilt

refill

the

bearins'on

haudle

the

U-50

is

Every

Electric

use to

grounding

cumstances, but is especially important where

dampness
approved 3 conductor cord

type attachment
grounding

protect

National

ductor in the cord is the

connected

housing

plug

terminal!

and to

cap. Never connect

IF YOUR UNIT HAS

LIKE FIGURE

latest type
Unit is

plugged
is

then

in.

supplied

2-wire receptacles
properly

tending
nected
properly grounded

before

from

to

plugging

IF THE

be used in the

grounding
automatically

Tool

should

the operator against shock.

good

is

a

present.

is

habit

plug

This unit is

cap to

type receptacle, in accordance with

Electrical

to

Code. The

metal frame of the unit inside the

the

the longest blade of

the

A PLUG THAT LOOKS

it

"A",

3-wire

of

grounded

A

special

(EXCEPT

grounding

automatically each time

grounding

IN

CANADA) to

until

green grounding

installed.

a

UNIT HAS A PLUG LIKE FIGURE

receptacle. The

The

the side of the adapter must

PERMANENT

outlet box, conduit

in the tool.

No adapter is furnished and

proper

each time it

standard matching

grounded

be

to develop

and

blade

B

used with

be

green

grounding

green

wire

while in

Proper

under

equipped with

colored con-

cir-

all

grounding

proper

the

the

wire which

the attachment

to a

"live"

will fit directly into the

receptacles. The

it is

adapter

the

cor:rect receptacle is

GROUND such as a

unit is then

plugged

is

(Fig,

permit

wire

be con-

or water

it

grounded

in.

"8")

usins

ex-

pipe

"C'

should
S-wire

tl tot

rhc

3

is

@-"'.,,;*

Adopter

Groundiog

Blodc

ir longcst

thc 3 blqdcr-

of

Fig. A

Fig.

B

of

Fis.

C

Ihe

FIGURE

il

rl

FI

li

p

[,

ll

l,

t,

normally

screwed

adjustments.

FIGURE

runs. This

hand.

by

HEX-KEY Chu*

quick-acting

I

2

will loosen

Disconnect

The
U-1500)

pose

.standard

in a convenient

once

Keep chuck

grease-the

off

chuck

of

ing the complete chuck.

OPERATION First,

the
mark
mark on the

Fig. 1.

size by turning

drill

turn the

so

position

in opposite direction so that

mark assumes

shown in

be turned to

assembly, lock

the

when

with

permits

Tighten

using Hex-Key.

REMOYINO

Chuck

key in the

shirp blow

obiecl in the same direction

the

tool before

chuck is a

chuck

built

of

you

if

for cleaning

jaws

jaws

can

key

socket so

on

the

Second,

and tighten sleeve

key in

that

To release the chirck, turn

key socket

the

shown

Fig. 1. The sleeve cgrn then

To obtain maximum

key to

A

prevent

the

chuck is

jaws

the

slot

at

the use of a screw driver'.

in the same manner as

from tool:-Place

chuck so that it can

making

"hex-key"

good general pur-

to

the

quality.

lose

jaws

Keep

place

(Cat.

it

clean and free from

may

sleeve

purposes.

require

replacement, a set

ordered without buy-

be

insert key and turn

as to align

key

socket

chuck

body,

adjust

fluted

(Cat.

Black

& Decker

hex-key

the

and re-order at

U-1501).

No.

be screwed

If the

the

with the zero

as

shown in

jaws

to

sleeve,

lightly. Third,

either direction to

assumes either

in Fig. 2.

the key

original

release the

position

drill.

life of the

your

chuck firmly with

slippage, and

drill

not in use, leave it

open.

the bottom of socket

CHUC!( Removal

THE

chuck and

a hammer

using

any

the

strike

or other

that tool

be easily

changes

No.

zero

drill

insert

lock

zero

jaw

also

when

chuck

key a

un-

as

of

or

4

Ihe

GEARED Chuck

geared

The

ment, designed for accurate

good

any

abused. Keep chuck clean and

rust.

OPERAI ION

drill bit

chuck

plevents

chuck is a

mechanism, it should

First,

in the chuck. This

jaws

grip

to

cocking the

all tlwee holes

tighten

hole

luse only

the

key,

To obtain maximum

assembly, lock

the key

when the

with

REMOYING

key

blow using a hammer

in the same

luns, This

it

ean be easily unscrewed

Disconnect

changes

much

as

needed

is

chuck

order a new

the

to release the

a chuck key to

jaws.

prevent

to

chuck is not in

jaws

THE CHUCK

in the chuck

direction

will loosen

tool

or

adjustments.

your

open.

precision

work. Like

always bottom the

the shank fully

jaws.

permits

Second,

in the chuck body to

possible,

as

bit. Third,

tighten or loosen

you

If

one at once.

lose

life from the

chuck firmly

slippage,

drill

use, leave it

and strike key a

Place

ol other object

that tool normally

the chuck

before making

instru-

not be

free

the

and

use

Only one

the chuck

jaw

with

and

the chuck

sharp

so that

hand.

by

any

of

Mark exact center of hole

Clamp or anchor

or injury. Thin

bending or distortion of

drilling

when

that

tool-in

ferrous metals

is

bit

chuck

general,

the

work

metal

should be backed up

the

about to breal< through to avoid

jaws

other

are

tightened securely and do

high

speed

DRILTING

with

center-punch

a

securely to insure accuracy and

Keep bits

work.

than cast

and iight feed

iron.

nail

or

with

shalp

Relieve

"stalling"

are

to

wooden

a

and use a lubricant when

pressure

the motor.

not

constantly

recommended.

guide

prevent

block to

the drill bit.

damage

plevent

on the tool

Be

overload the

sure

ACCESS0RIES

increase the usefulness

!o

Accessories listed on the

money-and if

Accessories

your

Drill.

IN ADDITION

has available for

Wheel

Wood

ing Discs-Lambswool

tension Cable-Arbors-Pi1e

Kits-Lubricant.

Brushes-Grinding Wheels-Cotton

Bits-Twist-Drill

used as directed

are

available

to the accessories shown on

for use

from

you-Bench

Bits-Paint Mixels-Molded Rubber

Bonnets-Electric Wax-Wire Cup

with Y0UR

your

of

next ten

Drill

examine the

pages.

will

same

the

Stands-Abrasive

Fabric Pads-Beplacement

They will save

give you

from

dealer

the following

Buffs-Masonry Drill

Sanding

Va" DRILI

many

Black & Decker

a first-rate

Bands

you purchased

whom

pages your

and

Chucks-Accessory

you

time

job!

Rolls-Wire

Pads-Sand-

and

These

dealer

Bits-

Brushes-Ex-

SANDING DISC

are available

Sanding

ent

I

I

Coarser

removal, and finer

finishes.

7+"

give

larger

Discs

Erades

as follows:

No. U-1408

U-1409

No.

No. U-1410
No. U-1411
No. U-1412

grade

discs

Drills, because of their

far better sanding

Drills

sized

SELECTION

in five differ-

Coarse"

"Very

"Coarse"

"Medium
"Medium"

(Fine"

give

grades give

with lower R.P.M.

Coarse"

'

greater

smoother

higher R.P.M.'

results

material

than do

SANDINS DISC ATTACHMENT

Make

sure the

Drill is disconnected!

First: Lttach Rubber Backing Pad. The

pad

pad

chuck.

the

completely

fits

It

fac-

run-

FIRST

threaded arbor on the back of

directly in the spindle of the tool.*

threads in a clockwise

direction when

ing the Drill. DO NOT thread on by

ning

and firmly by hand. Rubber Backing Pads

with unthleaded shanks are also available
for use

I

Backing

motor. Tighten

the

with

Pad

74"

a

#U-f802

chuck.

fits into

SANDING

DIS(

AIIACHITiENI

(continued)

Second.: Attach Sanding Disc. Place

Backing Pad so

on
up with hole

in

the

washer and screw. Make

screw is tightened securely.

the Sanding Disc this operation

reversed.)

OPERATING AS

plugging

After

electrical

Drill

harmlessly

outlet, be sure before turning

that the disc is free to

"ON"

(Di'ill

disc). The tool will

long

as the operator

switch unless the

is

engaged

if

the switch locking

the Trigger, then

running.

stop

Grasp

gingerly-and

pushing

by

the control handles

operate the

out forced effort or

pressure

Heavy

reduce abrasive

tool in

ing motion, back-and-forth,

the surface

coverage.

in one
disc should

against the

sketches

The
presents

to

ness of the

tions

Conti,nu,ed,

most cases will

the tool

Keep

to

Preferably, do

spot or use circular or

To obtain

maximum efficiency

be held at the

work.

the right and

show

position

first

the

little or

maximum amount

the

work without affecting

sanding

marked

"WRONG"

much abrasive

too

nert

on

hole

the

pad.

in the

Then

disc

attach

sure that the

(To

remove

is merely

SANDER

in the tool

is NOT

lemain

locking

to the nearest

resting

squeezes the trigger

pin

revolve

on the

only so

"ON"

in the handle

it in. To turn

pin

is engaged, squeeze

release it. The tool

firmly-not

freely with-

unnecessary

will

slow cutting

tool

plessure.

action and

life. The weight of the

prove

to be enough.

moving with a

produce

long, sweep-

advancing along

smooth, continuous

not hold the Drill

motion,

spiral

the sanding

proper

The accompanying

methods.

vrrong

which is

marked

action. The

cause

pa,ge

"RIGHT"

of abrasive

the smooth-

either too

contact'

two

disc

lines

clamp

SECOND

the

off,

will

angle

pos!

OPERAIING

as SAI{DER

(continued)

'Where

tained.

cutting action is

For

disc as shown

To remove

the

will

unscrew it from

only the

If,

results,

best

REMOYING

pad

same direction that

NECT

a shalp

loosen the

THE TOOL

outer edge of the disc is used a rough

other hand, the disc is

on the

irregular and

tip the tool slightly

in the

THE

the Rubber Backing

blow with

pad

marked

sketch

BACKING PAD

your

pad

the

and then

the spindle. DISCON-

before

doins

Polishing

ATTACHING THE BONNET

For

which

placed

same
place

pull

fir'mly so that

with the spindle.

the tool is disconnected!

placed

"bumpy"

Pad

hand in the

rotates. This

you

this.

polishing

The Rubber

manner as described on

and the tool is hard to control.

just

with

"RIGHT,"

strike

simply

can be

the Rubber

on

enough

on

operations

purchased

Backing

the Bonnet over

the drawstring

Pad. Tuck

under the

Before making any

the Bonnet does not slip on

the loose ends

inside of the

cut surface is ob-

flat against

pressure

previous page.

Lambswool Bonnet,

a

flom

Backing Pad.

Pad

is

Backing Pad

the

Tie

tight.

of the

Pad

to

adjustments make sure

work

the

to bend

your

dealer,

attached in the

page

6. Then

the drawstring

drawstring

prevent

fouling

the

the

is

and

the

x,,,7

f"Ikf.

.3*

-;

OPERATING

The fir'st step in operation
the sulface to be

N

*

n1 4;r'1. srit. or other foreisn substances should

of dirt,

be

r\:ax. If this cleaning operation is not

the

grit,

cleaned

lesults will

or other foreign

from the surface before

AS POLISHER.

polished

definitely

is to

is CLEAN. All film

be sure that

substances should

before

ion is not

be inferior.

anplyine

applying

done

0PERAIING

as POtlSllER

(cont.)

The operation

same as

net is free to
ger

gerly-and

forced effort or

Bonnet slightly
cient

back and forth advancing along the surface to

produce

when

sanding. Be

the

operate

revolve

control

unnecessaly

switch.

Grasp

operation.

the smoothest finish and higl.rest lustre.

tool for

of the

before

handles firmly-not

the unit

for

srnoothest

a long sweeping motion

Use

It is suggested that, if

tool considerably as a

additional Bonnets from

you

way

and

can also buy

&

excellent

rubbing

orange

will have a Bonnet for rough work

produce

others

Decker

to

from

Utility

for use with

down

peel,

etc.

Polisher',

youl

Pile

Fabric Pads which are

various

painted

cup

Among the many

extra

equipment

Wire Cup Brush.

is excellent

paint

from

metals

a fine

disc of the

ing the

preparatory

finish is

surface.

ATTACHING

The Brush

arbor

which screws

spindle

Brush

strands

advisable to use

your

of the tool.* In

be careful that

of

hand when

the spindle. Do nct run

on" the Brush.

"spin

r

Brush

#U-1221

accessories

for the

The Wire

for removing

wood or metal,

to

desired,

proper

grit

after

WIRE

is

equipped

directly into

wire

fits

your

into

heavy

a

tightening the Brush

into

ehuck.

polishing

that the Bon-

sure

pressing

leely without

f

pressure.

and

you plan

you purchase

your

dealer,

the finest finish. You

nearest

dealer

compounds for'

surfaces,

is

the trig-

Tilt the

most

to

use the

In this

Black

removing

the

gin-

effi-

B rush

available as

1/8"

Drill

is a 3"

Cup Brush

loose,

or rust

painting.

use a sanding

BRUSH

with

attaching the

you

rag to

scaly

from

Where

wire brush--

threaded

a

not run

do

hand. It

protect

the tool

the

is

on

to

g

in

COilTINUED NEXT

PACE-)

OPERATINO

Be sure that the

to revolve harmlessly before

switch. Grasp the control

-not

freely

gingerly-and

without

pressure.

sary

slightly for smoothest and
operation.

tinuous
tions similar to the sanding or

operations.

After

Brush will become dull;

be sharpened within a

With

the Drill and the tool

against a moving

To

coverage use

considerable use the Wire

the lVire Cup

\TIRE

1ffire

Cup

operate the

effort

forced

Tilt

the

produce

long

matter

Brush attached

running,

grinding

BRUSH

Brush is free

pressing

handles firmly

unneces-

or

lVire Cup

most efficient

a smooth, con-

sweeping

polishing

however,

of

wheel.

seconds.

place

REMOVING WIRE BRUSH

To remove

the two
strike

that the Brush revolves. This will

the Brush and allow

again

from the wire strands.

the Brush

flattened sides

it a sharp blow in the direction

being careful

place

the hub and

of

you

to

protect your

to

Disconnect

a wrench on

unscrew it,

tool before making' any adjustments.

the

tool

Brush

mo-

Cup

it can

loosen

hand

the

to

it

Black

hack

Utility

Electric

power

used

& Decker Drills. Hole Saws
On

On

On

No. U-1240
Holds
No. U-1241 Mandrel
I,olds

No.
No. U-1250 Ilole
No, U_l2Sl
No. U-1252 Hole Saw
No.

Decker

&

saw

Hole

Drill or spindle equipped

and

and

rA"

Electric Dri11s...,.,.....,.

t%"

Electric Dri11s...,,........

lzb,"

Electric Dri11s............. .,.not

Mandrel

to 1-rA" Hole Saws

Ya-

t-rLo

U-1260

U-1253

Hole Saws will cut clean, round

will cut. Where

Saws

Epeed o:f

thC results obtained.

z-rh Hole Saws

tD

Hole Saw

Saw

Hole Saw

llole Saw

give

will

the spindle

(%/

Shank)

(6/16"

Sbank)

Diameter

$('

Diameter

fla'

?,

Diamet€r

l" Diameter
1-{' Diameter

Hole

infrequent non-production work is indicated,

adequate service. They can be

have approximately

Saws

holes in

with

the correct chucking

govern

will

We suggest the following

10

the

larger than 1%" Hole Saws

...not

larger than

,...not

Iarger thar.

No. U-1254

No. U-1255

No.
No.
No. U-1257
No.

No. U-f258

No. U-1263

No. U-1264

No.

the Hole Saw to be

size of

depth-of-cut.

%"

Hole Saw 1-7+" Diameter

Hole Saw 1-$(" Diameter

Hole Saw

U-1256

llole Saw

U-1261

Hole Saw l-fal Diameter

Ilole Saw

U-1262

Hole Saw 2" Diameter
Hole
Hole
Hole Saw Z_ry'z,,

U-1259

material a

any

used with

device, but the

limits on Black

1r/2" HoIe
3r/2" Hole Saws

1-[' Diameter
1-$" Diameter

t_lA,, Diameter

2-%" Diameter

Saw

Z_t/4D Diameter

Saw

Dicmetet

any

Saws

Ssew

Driving

Attathment

(cor.

No. u-r0rr)

Far faster

threads into gnindle

(Nos.

U-1,

Chuck. Bit idles until forward

engages mechanism

fol

able

Sanding

Use this

lgntal $tand

U-15,

U-50J Drill. Material

accurate.

table for

To assemble, remove

screw the metal

Secure the Sanding

zontal.Stand
mounting

plq_te,

and

Feed

to avoid

ROtO-HOne

This accessory

accurate, razorlike

1upgtio1,

(No.

B&D

To assemtrle,

mount tool in horizontal

drill

spindle and tighten.

s_o

that tle coupling fits

the

two

on the stand.

guide

A

your

convenience.

part

to

Use Roto

embedded in the

and

easier than

B&D

U-3, U-15, U-50)

slotted

attachment in conjunction

Provides

shaping

by means

the drill

press

the

work without

"loading"

of

and

drives

Phillips

or

head

Table

(U-2302)

on evenly,

and

an

and sulfacing work.

efficient, economical

chuck from

plate

into

Table to

of the clamps

the

on

stand, apply

the selected

undue

the

disc,

(cqr.

your

the Yoke End

AUathment

Horizontal

with

U-1,

U-3, U-15,

remove chuck

bar

Oil

(B)

(A)

liberally

stone.

clamps

sharpened.

hones

sharpness.

The Clamp

Stone has a coarse

kinds

al1

Stand

U-50) Drill.

stand. Screw

Affix

into

can

be tightened

can

be

prevent

to

raised

1'A"

the spindle

fr.om

its male

by hand. Attachment

8/st'

or

or fits any

pressure

screw Bits

screws,

Utility Drills

of the

are avail-

No. U.roo5)

with

the Hori-

(No.

B&D

removal

drill

on

a fiIm of Disc

pressur-e

U-1,

rapici

is

sanding

(see page

of the drill.

of the Hori-

either side of table

grade

of Sanding Paper.

and keep

(corotos

of

edged tools

Use attachment

(U-2302)

(see page

drill

coupling

the Roto-ilon6

(D)

part

against

lowered

or

is

used to

and a fine

chips from

to

in

and

(C)

dssimbly

(E),

the

to suit

secure

becoming

Drill

U-3,

anci

5),

Cement

moving

it

an

con-

your

5),

onto

then

yoke

side.

dffi*--

,W-

d,.d'.:]lk x

rd=lL*

\:f

support. Before

the

to

revolving

back-and-forth

No. u.r006)

11

J{ew

Saw

Attarhment

(Cat.

No.

U-1013

pose

Has

Saw.

world's.safest

balanced for easy,

s/e"

and

all the adjustable features

This new

fO nEMOYE CHUCK from DRILl-first Disconnect

-Place

a sharp blow,

same

loosen the

hand.

hand before turning on motor.

ASSEMBLING

FIG.

I

t

(
I

Slotr ln
dl. I 6{.rd

the

direction

When

SAW ATTACHMENT

Drlll

d

For use with

Utility Drills)

Drill

power

sawing at minimum cost. Perfectly

or

one

key

chuck

using

that the tool normally runs.

chuck so

inserting chuck,

(1)

depth

Attachment base

est extent

then retighten

wing nut

clamp,

in the chuck

hammer

a

that it

Loosen wing nut

adjustment

far enough

free and allow

open

are used to

ment. With the

insert

the Drill with its

close the

the air

with the attachment at the

tom

"B"

securely.

slots in the Drill ale engaged

the

of

back into

1A"

Utility,

professional

of a

Attachment

hand

two

can be easily

provides

use.

and'strike the

or: other object, in the

thread it down snug by

All-Pur-

%"

Electric

for

This

unscrewed

to DRltt

(Fig.

"A"

and lower the Saw

plate (shoe)

(minimum

"B",

(3)

.

position

retaining clamp, being sure

Dlill

depth of cut)

wing nut
which holds the retaining

the

The

.

.

permit

to

retaining

air slots of the

the tool in the attach-

retaining clamp open,

handle up.

(4)

. .

its

slot and

its full-

to

(2)

I

Loosen

.

it to swing

clamp

top and bot-

Slide wing

tighten

the

Drill!

key

will

by

1) on

and

Drill

Then

that

nut

to

blade

BTADE

(with

with the

AIIACHING

(1)

Align arbor hole

Drill spindle

facing OUT) . .
guard

on

bumper above the

guard

blade

72

and GUARD

of

saw

printing

(2)

.

bumper stop on

(3)

lower blade

Place

rubber-covered

Line up holes

CONTINUED

blade

on blade

upper

with

in

AIIACHING BTADE

guard,

9/L6" wrench
fingers)

depth

Drill,

NOTE-Hub of lower

at frequent

blade and spindle;

(hold

blade from turning-use

(4)

Loosen wing

, .

.

position

be

and

blade

sure

intervals will

tighten

turns freely and

and GUARD'(ront.)

insert spindle bolt and

wing

guard

prevent

nut

should

raise saw.shoe to maximum cutting

"A",

nut securely

that

oiled before

be

drag and

a heavy rag to

(5)

.

.

.

gtiard

lower

undue wear,

tighten securely

prevent

Before

moves freely.

use,

plugging

and

a drop of oil

with

cutting

in

ATTACHING the RIP FEilCE

(L)

Engage

saw

shoe

through hole

bridge .

slot in Rip Fence with two lugs

(2)

Insert

. . ,

in bridge-engage square

(3)

.

Place

.

carriage bolt

flat

washer on

(screw

shoulder on bolt with square hole in

and

bolt

on the

rvith

attach

"brid!e"

square shoulder) up

wing

nut,

'

on

"

front

SAWING INSTRUCIIOiIS . . .

the

Set

one

being

Line up

Iine, resting the front of the

and

cut.

speed and

slowly
highest
eutting and a cooler running

The cutting depth adjustment is controlled

raising

from 1-3,/16"

The

of the saw shoe

veltical cut of 0' to

BEFORE MAKING ANY

BEVEL ADJUSTMENTS, PULL TIIE ELECTRIC PLUG! RETIGHTEN
WING NUTS SECUITELY!
SEPARATELY OR

The Rip

can be adjusted

wing nut,

retightening wing

IMPORTANT-USE A SHARP SAW BLADE AT AI,L TIMES OR CUT-
TING WILL

DRILL.

ATTACHMENT.

IMPORTANT SAFETY RUIES . . .

fingers away from saw blade!

to avoid cutting cord in two!
or making ANY

depth adjustment, by lowering the saw shoe, so

full

tooth, where

cut, Tighten all wing

guide

the

Iock

the tool

Before

beveling adjustment is controlled by a

starting to cut,

then advance

times with

at all

possible

or lowering the saw shoe

to 0"

possible, projects

on the front

"ON".

blade speed to be maintaini:d,

deep.

(see

Fig. 2) and

45"

nuts securely.

shoe on the

This will free

permit

the saw slowly into

no

excess

motor.

angle

bevel.

CHANGES

below the lower

the shoe

of.

the

forward

(see

ean be set for any beveling angle from

(see

work;

hand

one

blade to turn

the

pressure.

by a

FiS. 1) and

wing nut

IN

THESE ADJUSTMENTS

TOGETHER,

Fence is

for

(2)

setting

nut securely.

BE DIFFICULT AND

USE ONLY SPECIAL

adjustments !

used

cutting

the

primarily

widths

fence

at the

(1)

(3)

(4)

for making

up to about 3" by

proper

RAGGED

B&D BLADES

Ground Drill before

Keep electlic cord away

Disconnect

no more

that

side of the material

Fig. 2) with

press

then

to hold the material

cutting

up fo its

line.

This.

which results

wing nut, which

gives

and

CUTTING

the

the trigger

maximurh

Move

will

allow the

in

smoother

range

a

quadrant

DEPTHS

the saw

permits

on front

MAY BE USED

long,

na::row cuts-and

(1)

loosening its

distance

from the

blade,

AND MAY OVER-LOAD

WITH

THE SAW

using.

(2)

from saw blade

Drill

before

attaching blade

than

cutting

switch

being

of cuts

OR

(3)

Keep

of

a

13

New

0rbital

Sanding

Attarhment

Quickly

u-3, u-50, u-100).

"professional"

of sanding.

TO IEMOYE CHUCI( from DRILL-first
Drill!

To assemble the Sanding attachment to the

must first

chuck

chuck and strike

normally operates. This

unscrewed by hand,

removed. To remove chuck,

be

key

a sharp

will loosen

ASSEi,tBtlllG SAllDlllG

SCREW THE ECCENTRIC into

I

FIGURE

I

lt

carefully tighten.

should be

in

arrow

handle.

the tool

the

counter-clockwise until

far as it will

handle of the tool

tion from slide.

at the rear enter the air

wing

slots at the

attaches

blow in the same

to B&D

Gives

and takes the hard

Iook

various

the chuck so that

AIIACHITIENI

the spindle of the tool

difficult,

the direction

ROTATE

points

This wili

AIR SLOTS

tool

nut

shown

ECCENTRIC

in

into the attachment.

of the drill

in

the

go-then

so that

front

attachment,

Make

Drills

%"

your

finishing

units lidted

place

the

chuck

direction

that

it

can be easily

to

(Fig.

If removal

tap eccentric

(FiS.

the direction

facilitate

the

insert the tool with the

pointing

sure that the two ears

the ears

of drill. Tighten

of eccentric

a

2).

clockrvise

of the drill

quick

insertion of

are used to

Turn wing nut

slide

in

opposite direc-

slots-then

on the slide enter

(Nos.

U-1,

jobs

that

work out

Disconnect

above, the

key

in the

drill

the

DRltt

1)

and

light

blorv

until the

locate

is back as

tighten

securely.

vertical

to its

Fold

position

as tightly as

position.

Ir

ATTACHING ABR,ASIVE

*

Lift the locking lever on the

position-Insert

original

paper

and

Your

Orbital Sanding

position-which

under

engage

possible

abrasive

bottom of

back end of

plate.

and return locking lever

Attachment

right

front,

paper

holds

Raise rear locking

paper

is

L4

hand

about

paper

in rear

now ready for

PAPER,

of the Sander to

side

Return locking lever

7a".

securely and crimps corners.

paper

lever to a

holder. Draw

*

vertical

paper

to the locked horizontal

operation.

a

The oil retaining,

used in

is made

nated
suring long

of

in Fig.

erating hours.)

effort or

cutting action

most

sander in
coverage.

action of the

prolonged

then fine.

with a

the U-1016

pure

of

with high

lasting lubrication.

prolong

To

oil SAE 20

Grasp tool

cases will

It

is not neeessary

bearing

or SAE

(After

3.

firmly

unnecessary

and reduce

any direction

Sand only

tool is

sanding.

For best results

To

obtain what might

rag or sponge

Orbital Sander Attachment

metal

grade,

approximately

not

prove

long

sand

slightly and the surface

paper

for extra-smooth results.

TUBRICATION

self-lubricating

powders
non-gumming

life,

30 motor oil,

and impreg-

add

1 or 2 drops

every 30

OPERATION

gingerly-and

downward

abrasive life.

sufficient.

to

sand only with

over

enough to obtain

rapid

progressively

and let it

feel a bit

pressure.

the work

and too

be

dry. The

rough. Now re-sand

bearing

oil, as-

as shown

op-

use

the tool freely without

Excessive

The

weight of

grain

the

area to effect rapid

a smooth

much material may

with coarse

called a

"super

grain

the ri,ood, Move

of

surface as the cutting

paper

finish" wet

of

TIGURE 3

pressure.

will slow

the tool

and convenient

be removed with

first,

then medium,

the lumber

wood

the
with 150

will raise

or 4/0

forced

itself

in

the

grit

ELECTRO

to use with

grain paper

open

proper

with
finish

we recommend the

packaged

CAT. NO.

u-1413
u-1414

in envelopes

u-l415

SELECflNG

COATED,

your

wood finishing

Aluminum

Sander. For

give

will

ABRASIVE PAPER

all

you

practice.

use of ELECTRO COATED

12

of

sheets each as follows:

GRIT x9"

or 1/2

60

100

or 2/0

150 or 4/0

Envelope of 12

0

Envelope
Envelope

Oxide

practical purposes,

the

abrasive

greatest

To

be certain of

12

of
of 12

16

material removal

sheets
sheets
sheets

paper

is the best

150 or 4/0

the

smoothest

Abrasive Paper,

DO NOT

paper

(sandpaper).

qualities

eutting

ferior, However, in
taitr metal

plications,

of

various

prove

more durable

abrsgive

paper.

paper

fine

consistent

sanded

USE flint

are in-

ganding

emery

btits

grit,

Its

cer-

ap-

cloth

will

than

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defcct coured

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