Craftsman 103.22500 Operating Instructions And Parts List Manual
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
AND PARTS
I,IST FOR
CRAFTSMAN
BEI,T
AND DISC
SANDER
6INCH
Model Number
f
03.?;25jOO
HOW TO
OI?DER
REP.S,IR P^A.RTS
All
parts
listed herein rnay be ordered
through
Sears,
Roebuck
and Co. or Sirnpsons, Sears
Lirnited. When ordering
parts
by rnail
frorn the
rnail
order
house which serves the territory
in
which
you
live,
selling
prices
will
be
furnished on
reguest
or
parts
will be
shipped
at
prevailing
prices
and
you
will
be billed
accordingly.
WHEN
ORDERING
REPAIR PARTS, AITWAYS GM
THE
FOIJ-
IJOWING
INFORMATION AS SHOWN
IN THIS IIIST:
l. The PART
NUMBER.
2.
The PART NAI\[E.
3.
The MODEIJ NUMBER.
4. The NAME of
itern.
SEARS,
ROEBUCK and
CO.-L.S.A.
This
is
the
rnodel nurnber of
your
Sander.
It
will
be
found on a
plate
on
the base.
Always
rnention
this
rnodel
nurnber
when conununicating
with us
regarding
your
Sander or
when
ordering
parts.
This
list is
valuable.
It wiII
to obtain
proper
parts
service.
with
other
valuable
papers.
assure
your
being
able
We
suggest
you
lreep it
SIMPSONS,
SEARS
I,IMITED-CANADA
LITHOGRAPHED
IN
U.
S.
A.
SOURCE
FORM 47919
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND
PARTS LIST FOR
SANDER
Model Number
lO3.225OO
SANDING
DISC
FENCE
TABLE
TILT LOCK
KNOB
BELT
ADJUSTING
KNOB
TABTE
FICURE
I
You now
have
a versatile
tool incorporating the mul-
tiple
advantages
of
belt,
drum, disc and fexible belt
sanding.
The
design features
the variable
position-
itg of
work surfaces,
both for
ease
of operation and
for
the sanding
of
nearly all
types
of
cuts.
Rigid
cast iron
construction
provides
the
necess
ary
stability
to
produce
accurate
and
precise
sanding
op-
erations.
To
prevent
damage in
shipment
some of the
parts
were
disassembled
from
the
tool. These
parts
are
listed
below.
Be sure they
are all
accounted for be-
fore
discarding
any
of the
packing
materials.
|
.
Disc
assemblv consisting
of
:
Item No. 2, Sanding
plate.
Item
No. l,
Abrasive
Sanding
disc.
Item
No.
43, Set screw.
2. Item No. 61, Work
table assembly.
3.
Item No.
15, Belt
table fence.
ASSEMBLY
Place the
disc assembly
on the end
of the
shaft,
No.
9
,
being
sure
that the
set
scr€w, No.
43, contacts
the
fat
on
the
shaft.
Tighten
the set
screw
securely.
The
work
table
may
now
be assembled
to the
tool
in
position
for
use with
either
the
sanding
disc
,rr
the
sanding belt, by
placing
the support rod,
No. 52,
into
one
of the holes
provided
in
the
base,
No.
34, and
locking with
either hex head
screw, No. 35,
or
No.
37,
which
are already
assembled
into the base.
It
is
suggested,
however,
that the
work table first
be
in-
stalled for
use with
the
sanding
disc
until
the
work
table
stop screws
are
adjusted, as explained
under
ADJUSTMENTS.
INSTALLATION
There are two
V's
diameter
holes in the base
of the
sander through which
bolts may
be inserted
to mount
the tool
securely to
a
well
constructed
bench
or tool
stand.
The
bench
should be constructed
to
bring
the
top
surface
of the
belt
table
to approximately
36
inches
from
the
floor.
The
motor should
be mounted
below
the tool to
allow
complete
freedom
of operation.
MOTOR
A
Yz
horsepower, 3450
R.P.M. motor
will
provide
adequate
power
f
or
general
use. For
continuous
heavy
duty operation
a
%
horsepower, 3450
R.P.M.
motor is recommended.
Rotation
must
be
counter-clockwise when
facing
the
sanding disc.
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