Progress Thread Prime's 87 T-top Gt

Prime Lord said:

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Do's​

• Do store brushes in their original containers in a clean, dry location. Always handle and store brushes in a careful manner.
• Do inspect wire brushes for damage, rust and deterioration before using.
• Do check the speed of the brush and the tool. Do use only brushes with speeds rated at or above the tool’s rated speed.
• Do inspect tools for worn spindle bearings, bent spindle, proper spindle size, or any unusual conditions. Maintain your tools as if your safety depends on it.
• Do select brushes carefully for your application. The incorrect brush will not work effectively and can become dangerous.
• Do mount brushes properly using the tool’s mounting instructions.
• Do wear proper personal protection such as eye and face protection, apron, gloves, safety shoes, etc.
• Do wear government-approved respiratory protection (when required).
• Do review all applicable MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) before using this product.
• Do run brush in protected area for one minute before using. Avoid standing in front of or inline with the brush during the one-minute start-up test.
• Do inspect rotating brushes for flutter or vibration, as this could be an indication of a poorly installed brush, damaged tool, or damaged brush.
• Do use the side handle furnished with machine (angle grinders).
• Do always use properly adjusted wheel guard furnished with machine.
• Do avoid excessive pressure when using a brush. Excessive pressure causes over-bending of the filaments and heat build up resulting in filament breakage, rapid dulling and reduced brush life.
• Do direct any stream (shower) of flying particles away from anyone’s face or body. Shield bystanders from any flying particles.
• Do follow any symbols and warnings located on the brush or its packaging.
• Do comply with ANSI B165.1, OSHA and all safety materials provided with the brushes and the tools.
• Do visit the brush manufacturer’s website for additional safety information.
• Do contact your brush manufacturer if you have any safety questions.

Don'ts​

• Don’t use a power (wire) brush if you have not reviewed all of the safety materials and not been properly trained in the use of the tool and brush.
• Don’t mount any brushes on tools that they do not fit. Don’t mismatch a brush and tool.
• Don’t use a power (wire) brush unless you and bystanders are wearing proper personal protection such as eye and face protection, apron, gloves, safety shoes, etc.
• Don’t exceed the speed marked on the power (wire) brush.
• Don’t use damaged or worn out brushes.
• Don’t use excessive pressure when using a brush.
• Don’t use on any machine NOT equipped with the proper guard.
• Don’t remove the side handle furnished with machine (angle grinders).
• Don’t create a fire hazard, shield any nearby flammable materials to prevent ignition from the spark stream (shower) or from latent sparks.
• Don’t jam the work into the brush.