Palmgren 6' Variable Speed Bench Grinder Operating Manual & Parts List

The Palmgren 351.231060 Bench Grinder is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including grinding, sharpening, and deburring. It features a variable speed control that allows you to adjust the speed to suit your needs. The grinder also has a dust collection system to help keep your work area clean. It is equipped with a totally enclosed ball bearing motor, which ensures smooth and quiet operation.

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Key Features

  • Variable speed control
  • Dust collection system
  • Totally enclosed ball bearing motor
  • Removable wheel guards
  • Two-way adjustable tool rests
  • Includes spark guards, safety eyeshields and dust collection hose

Frequently asked questions

How do I adjust the speed of the grinder?

To operate the grinder at full speed (3450 RPM), turn the knob completely counterclockwise. To operate the grinder at a slower speed, turn the knob clockwise. The speed is infinitely variable from 2000 to 3300 rpm.

How do I change the grinding wheels?

The grinder comes with two grinding wheels. To change the wheels, first unplug the grinder. Then, remove the wheel guard by loosening the hex nut and flat washer. Once the wheel guard is removed, you can remove the wheel by loosening the flange nut. To install a new wheel, simply reverse the process.

How do I adjust the tool rest?

The tool rests are adjustable for wheel wear and angle grinding. To adjust the tool rest, loosen the hex nut and slide the tool rest bracket to the desired position. Then, tighten the hex nut.

How do I use the dust collection system?

The dust collection system is designed to help keep your work area clean. To use the dust collection system, simply attach a shop vacuum to the dust collector hose. Be sure to secure the hose tightly.

What type of grinding wheels should I use?

The grinder is designed to use 6-inch grinding wheels. You can use a variety of different grits, depending on the type of work you are doing. For example, a coarse grit wheel is good for rough grinding, while a fine grit wheel is good for finishing.
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