Toolmart Ltd - Questions and Awnsers

<% Const IMGS_DIR = "/images/rand/left/" Dim objFSO, objFolderObject, objFileCollection, objFile Dim intFileNumberToUse, intFileLooper Dim objImageFileToUse Dim strImageSrcText Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFolderObject = objFSO.GetFolder(Server.MapPath(IMGS_DIR)) Set objFSO = Nothing Set objFileCollection = objFolderObject.Files Set objFolderObject = Nothing Randomize() intFileNumberToUse = Int(objFileCollection.Count * Rnd) + 1 intFileLooper = 1 For Each objFile in objFileCollection If intFileLooper = intFileNumberToUse Then Set objImageFileToUse = objFile Exit For End If intFileLooper = intFileLooper + 1 Next Set objFileCollection = Nothing strImageSrcText = IMGS_DIR & objImageFileToUse.Name Set objImageFileToUse = Nothing %>

........Supplying specialised products to the Construction & Woodworking Industries.

..UK Suppliers for:

..How to Pay?

Using our secure server (SSL)
All credit card numbers and personnel details are sent using 128 bit encryption. They are only decrypted after they reach our computer. They are not held in clear text on any web site.

..Contact Us

Catalogue Now avalable call: 01322 288843 or use our form to request your copy.

Topic: Prema Diamond

Q. What machine do I use and how do I fit the guide plate and Raker or Chaser.
A. You must 1st of all make sure you have a grinder that takes 115mm or 125mm diameter discs and that the motor is a least 650w, you then carry out the following procedure.

1. Make sure the guard that is on the grinder is fitted onto a color and not screwed into the main body.
2. Remove the existing guard from the grinder by loosening the screw or nut.
3. Remove the collet and flange from the central spindle
4. Screw the Raker/Chaser onto the M14 threaded spindle.
5. Do not over tighten.
6. Place the Guide Plate onto the collar of the grinder and tighten the bolt until the collar of the guide plate is solid and secure.
7. The machine is now ready to use.
Q. How long will my Raker/Chaser last.
A. This is a difficult one as it depends on the strength and abrasiveness of the material and you are cutting, however we have had reports from one user that the 8mm x 150mm Long Series Raker cut out 250 bricks.

........Supplying specialised products to the Construction & Woodworking Industries.