WilTec 65414

MachineInfoBox WilTec 65414

Type:	Belt and Spindle Sander
Material:	Wood
Used with:	610 × 98 mm sanding belts, 115 × 51/38/26/19/13 mm sanding sleeves
Location:	Office
Access Requirements:	Stationary Sander Introduction
Status:	In Commissioning
Manual:	wiltec.de
Tutors:	Lukas Pakue Johannes Luzian Utis Sebastian Jakob
Similar (More or Less):	Belt and Disc Sander

This oscillating spindle and belt sander offers highly versatile sanding options in one compact sanding machine. The 16 mm oscillation height reduces friction and extends the lifespan of sanding sleeves, which makes it suitable for challenging woodworking tasks. Combining an oscillating spindle and a belt sander, this sanding machine allows you to easily sand edges, curves and surfaces. The combination of rotation and vertical oscillation ensures an even finish with minimal effort.

The sanding table tilts up to 45°, which allows you to easily sand beveled edges. The originally included sanding media's grit (Körnung) is 80.

Specs

motor: 500 W, 2000 rpm
compatible sanding sleeves: height 115 mm
- ⌀ 51 mm (2″)
- ⌀ 38 mm (1.5″)
- ⌀ 26 mm (1″)
- ⌀ 19 mm (0.75″)
- ⌀ 13 mm (0.5″) - without rubber roller

This tool is not ready for use yet since not all commissioning steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!

Task	comment	Status
Name the tool:	-	Done
Take a picture	-	Done
Find the manual as PDF	needed for all machines - add a link to the InfoBox or comment where you could not find it	Done
Documentation	this page, status: in commissioning	done
Print QR-Code	use the MachineQR Factory	pending
Introduction	Stationary Sander Introduction	done
Security Check	should be screwed to a suitable table (or we make a rule "only use clamped down")	almost done
Test	to be done or witnessed by a manager	done
tool's name, owner and approx. value	provide to Johannes for inventorization	Done
Last step: make it available	physically and in the wiki - then delete this template	pending

Spindle Sander Mode

Place the fan wheel (26) with the flat side down on the spindle (11). Note! Ensure it is firmly in place. You may need to manually rotate the fan wheel (26) slightly to seat it correctly. Place the desired sanding roller (21) on the spindle (11). Attach one of the matching washers (24/25/27) to the spindle (11). Hand-tighten the nut (23) onto the spindle (11) using the open-end spanner (18) and firmly holding the sanding roller in place. It is tight enough when you can no longer easily lift the sandpaper sleeve off the roller.

Insert the large bench insert (10) into the workbench (4). Insert the appropriate round bench insert (22) for the sanding roller (21) into the recess of the large bench insert (10). The size specifications of the bench insert and the sanding roller MUST match. The sizes of the bench inserts and sanding rollers are indicated under the corresponding storage (6) on the device.

Belt Sander Mode

The belt run can be corrected using the adjusting screw (1) or the sanding belt lever (2). Note! The sanding belt must not be allowed to sand on the workbench (4) or the bench insert (10) when the machine is running, otherwise the sanding belt will be damaged.

If the sanding belt moves, it must be minimally adjusted via the adjusting screw (1). To push the sanding belt upwards, turn the adjusting screw (1) clockwise. To move it down, turn the adjusting screw (1) counterclockwise.

If the sanding belt shifts significantly, the position of the sanding belt must be corrected by temporarily loosening the sanding belt lever (2) and then finely adjusted using the adjusting screw (1).

Spare Parts

In case we lose any of the bench inserts, Finno designed 3D printable replacements already: github.com/comakingspace/Parts

The spindle washers (parts 27/24/25) are M8 with 17, 22 and 46 mm in outer diameter.