Sanding belt and hole drill DREMEL(R) MAX BOSCH-No. 26150408DM

Sanding - What is possible with the tool? . Mounted on an extra-strong steel mandrel, the sanding belt enables sideways and circular movements to smooth surfaces, widen holes or create irregular indentations. . How does it work? The sanding belt is most effective when its edge is flat against the workpiece. To determine the optimum speed, start slowly and gradually increase the speed to avoid overheating. To maximise the life of the accessory, run the tool at a slower speed and apply little or no pressure. Not recommended for use with metal or substances such as paints and other coatings as the abrasive belt clogs easily For use in the following materials. Ideal for a wide range of materials including hard and soft woods Ceramic wall tiles Composites Plastics Fibreglass Stone Not recommended for use on metal. Recommended speed for sanding. Softwood and hardwood 15,000 - 35,000 rpm Laminate/plastics 15,000 rpm Shell/stone 25,000 - 35,000 rpm Ceramic 15,000 rpm. Hole drill - What is possible with this tool? This accessory serves as both a sanding belt and a hole drill. With the hole drilling function, plunge cuts can be made in a wide variety of materials How does it work? Hold your tool at a 45-degree angle when you start drilling. Continue cutting by moving the tool in a circular motion. Let the tool gradually cut the hole in this way. This will minimise heating of the accessory for maximum durability. When drilling holes through ceramic wall tiles, start with the hole on the unglazed side of the tile. If a material plug gets stuck in the hole saw, remove it by inserting a screw into the plug and then pulling it out or tapping lightly on the plug until it breaks. For use in the following materials. Ideal for softwood and ceramic wall tiles. Not suitable for stone porcelain or hard floor tiles Hole drill - recommended speed. Softwood and hardwood 20,000 rpm Laminate/plastics 15,000 rpm Ceramic 15,000 - 20,000 rpm.