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''This tool is '''not ready for use''' yet since not all [[/wiki.comakingspace.de/Commissioning|commissioning]] steps have been completed. The process is also [[/github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/253|tracked on GitHub]]. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!''
=== Holzmann BT 203_914 ===
This machine will sit in the metal workshop, next the the grinding stones on a wooden box containing the manual and accessories after commissioning.
It is a combined disc and belt sander with a 200mm rough sanding disc and a 914x100mm belt sander. Both are always simultaneously driven by the 550W motor. Belt speed is 9,5m/s and disc speed is 2850 min-1.
This type of machine is helpful for all sanding tasks that require a fixed angle. Both sander sides have adjustable sanding tables and a slot for a miter gauge to guide your workpiece in a defined agle against the sanding disc or belt.
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This type of machine is helpful for all sanding tasks that require a fixed angle. Both sander sides often have adjustable sanding tables and a slot for a miter gauge to guide your workpiece in a defined agle against the sanding disc or belt.


=== Features ===
== Safety ==
As by the producer, the machine has the following features
Always make sure to adhere to all precautions trained during the [[Stationary Sander Introduction|stationary sander introduction]].


* pivoting aluminium table for disc and belt sander (up to 45°)
== Maintenance ==
* sanding belt unit tiltable from 0-90° horizontally and vertically
The machine does not require extensive maintenance. Service malfunctions and defects by trained persons only. Regular maintenance:
* mitre fence for precise angle sanding
* suction device
* fast and easy belt change due to quick clamping device
* suitable for longitudinal and front edges, round and mitre sanding and plane faces


The following is included in the delivery: 1 sanding belt, 1 sanding disc, mitre gauge, 2x ALU-table.
* After each workshift: Remove chips and sanding dust from the device
* After 10 hours of operation: Check all screw connections and tighten if necessary


In the original version, the sanding disk is glued. After modification, it is possible to install velcro-backed abrrasive discs.
Refer to the manual in order learn more about the process to change the grinding belt and the disc.


Refer to the manual to learn more about how you can change parameters or table-angles.
=== Sandpaper Cleaning ===
Sandpaper can be restored a few times before it is used up by briefly sanding a piece of rubber! Instead of proper [https://www.holz-metall.info/shop1/artikel8086.htm cleaning sticks] you can apparently get great results with the sole of an old shoe - any donors? ;-)


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Latest revision as of 16:07, 26 September 2024

MachineInfoBox

Belt and Disc Sander

Beltdiscsander.jpg
Synonyms: belt and disk sander,
belt and disc sanding machine (BDSM);
DE: Band- und Tellerschleifer (oder Schleifteller)
Material: wood, metal
Used with: sanding belts,
sanding discs
Access Requirements: Stationary Sander Introduction
Manual: in wooden box below the machine /
similar machine on manualslib
Tutors: Lukas
Pakue
Johannes
Luzian
Utis
Sebastian
Jakob
Similar (More or Less): belt sander, disc sander


This type of machine is helpful for all sanding tasks that require a fixed angle. Both sander sides often have adjustable sanding tables and a slot for a miter gauge to guide your workpiece in a defined agle against the sanding disc or belt.

Safety

Always make sure to adhere to all precautions trained during the stationary sander introduction.

Maintenance

The machine does not require extensive maintenance. Service malfunctions and defects by trained persons only. Regular maintenance:

  • After each workshift: Remove chips and sanding dust from the device
  • After 10 hours of operation: Check all screw connections and tighten if necessary

Refer to the manual in order learn more about the process to change the grinding belt and the disc.

Sandpaper Cleaning

Sandpaper can be restored a few times before it is used up by briefly sanding a piece of rubber! Instead of proper cleaning sticks you can apparently get great results with the sole of an old shoe - any donors? ;-)