HYPER TOUGH 90-Piece Cutting Set for Rotary Tools Instruction Manual

1. Selelekela

Thank you for choosing the Hyper Tough 90-Piece Cutting Set. This accessory kit is designed for use with most standard rotary tools, providing a versatile range of cutting solutions for various materials. This manual provides essential information for the safe and effective use of your cutting set. Please read it thoroughly before operation and retain it for future reference.

Image 1: The Hyper Tough 90-Piece Cutting Set in its compact, clear storage case.

2. Boitsebiso ba Tšireletseho

Always prioritize safety when using rotary tools and cutting accessories. Failure to follow these safety guidelines may result in serious injury.

• Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Always wear safety glasses or goggles, hearing protection, and a dust mask or respirator. Gloves are recommended for handling materials.
• Read Rotary Tool Manual: Refer to your rotary tool's instruction manual for specific safety warnings and operating procedures.
• Hlahloba Lisebelisoa: Before each use, inspect cutting wheels and mandrels for damage, cracks, or wear. Do not use damaged accessories.
• Secure Workpiece: Always secure the material you are cutting with clamps kapa sekepe sa ho thibela motsamao nakong ya tshebetso.
• Proper Speed: Do not exceed the maximum RPM specified for each accessory. Operating at excessive speeds can cause accessories to break or shatter.
• Direction of Cut: Cut away from your body. Maintain a firm grip on the rotary tool.
• Moea oa moea: Work in a well-ventilated area, especially when cutting materials that produce dust or fumes.
• Tlosa Sesebelisoa: Always unplug the rotary tool before changing accessories or performing maintenance.
• Polokelo: Store accessories in their designated case in a dry, secure location, out of reach of children.

3. Likahare tsa Sephutheloana

The Hyper Tough 90-Piece Cutting Set includes the following components, neatly organized in a clear storage box:

Image 2: The back of the storage case detailing the included components.

• 1 x 7/8-inch Diamond Wheel (Max Speed 20,000 RPM)
• 1 x 7/8-inch Steel Saw Blade (Max Speed 20,000 RPM)
• 18 x 1-1/4-inch Fiberglass Reinforced Cut-Off Wheels (Max Speed 30,000 RPM)
• 2 x 1-1/4-inch Cut-Off Wheels (Max Speed 20,000 RPM)
• 36 x Cut-Off Wheels 24 x 0.8 mm (Max Speed 20,000 RPM)
• 30 x Cut-Off Wheels 24 x 0.8 mm (Max Speed 20,000 RPM)
• 2 x 1/8-inch Mandrels (Max Speed 32,000 RPM)

Image 3: All 90 pieces of the cutting set, including various wheels and mandrels.

4. Seta

This section describes how to properly attach the cutting accessories to your rotary tool.

1. Select Mandrel: Choose one of the two 1/8-inch mandrels provided.
2. Attach Cutting Wheel: For most cut-off wheels and the diamond wheel, there is a small screw on the mandrel. Unscrew it, place the desired cutting wheel onto the mandrel, and then re-tighten the screw securely. Ensure the wheel is centered and firmly held.

Image 4: A cut-off wheel securely attached to a mandrel.

3. Insert into Rotary Tool: Loosen the collet nut on your rotary tool. Insert the 1/8-inch shank of the assembled mandrel and cutting wheel into the collet.
4. Tighten Collet: Hand-tighten the collet nut, then use the collet wrench (typically supplied with your rotary tool) to fully tighten it. Ensure the accessory is firmly secured and does not wobble.
5. Test Run: Before cutting, briefly turn on the rotary tool at a low speed to ensure the accessory runs true and is properly balanced. If there is excessive vibration or wobble, re-check the attachment.

5. Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso

Always follow the safety guidelines in Section 2. Select the appropriate cutting wheel for your material and task.

5.1 General Cutting Techniques

• Khatello ea Khanya: Allow the cutting wheel to do the work. Excessive pressure can cause the wheel to bind, break, or overheat.
• Consistent Speed: Maintain a consistent rotary tool speed appropriate for the material and accessory.
• Lipalo tse ngata: For thicker materials, make several shallow passes rather than one deep cut.
• Ho pholisa: For metal cutting, consider using cutting oil or allowing the material and wheel to cool periodically to prevent overheating.

5.2 Specific Wheel Applications

Cut-Off Wheels (Fiberglass Reinforced, Standard, Heavy Duty):

• Ideal for cutting, slotting, and trimming various materials including metal, wood, and plastic.
• Fiberglass reinforced wheels offer increased durability for tougher applications.
• Use the edge of the wheel for cutting. Do not use the flat side for grinding, as this can cause the wheel to shatter.

Image 5: Using a cut-off wheel to cut a metal pipe.

Image 6: A cut-off wheel being used to cut wood.

Steel Saw Blade:

• Suitable for cutting wood, plastic, and soft metals.
• Use with caution and ensure the workpiece is firmly secured.

Image 7: The steel saw blade cutting into a wooden block.

Diamond Wheel:

• Designed for cutting harder materials such as ceramic, tile, stone, and glass.
• Often requires water for cooling when cutting very hard materials to prolong wheel life and reduce dust.

Image 8: The diamond wheel cutting into a wooden block.

6. Tlhokomelo

Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and performance of your cutting accessories.

• Ho hloekisa: After each use, clean any dust or debris from the cutting wheels and mandrels. A soft brush or compressed air can be used.
• Tlhahlobo: Regularly inspect all accessories for signs of wear, cracks, or damage. Replace worn or damaged accessories immediately.
• Polokelo: Store the cutting set in its original clear faced storage box. This protects the accessories from damage and keeps them organized. Store in a dry environment to prevent rust on metal components.

7. Ho rarolla mathata

If you encounter issues during operation, consider the following:

• Accessory Wobbles: Ensure the mandrel is fully inserted into the rotary tool's collet and the collet nut is securely tightened. Also, check that the cutting wheel is properly centered and tightened on the mandrel.
• Slow Cutting/Overheating: You may be applying too much pressure, or the accessory might be dull or incorrect for the material. Reduce pressure, check the accessory's condition, or select a different wheel type. Ensure the rotary tool speed is appropriate.
• Excessive Dust/Sparks: Ensure you are wearing appropriate PPE. This may indicate the material is too hard for the chosen accessory or the cutting technique needs adjustment.

8. Litlhaloso

9. Tiisetso le Tšehetso

For more information or warranty inquiries regarding your Hyper Tough 90-Piece Cutting Set, please contact the Hyper Tough Call Center.

Hyper Tough Call Center: 1-833-908-2024