I need clear instructions on how to attatch the nail guard to the actual rotary file, instructions that are included with the machine, are not clear.
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The one I had screwed in. There are threads on the clear, plastic guard that screw right into the largest, grey part that you hold to grind the nails.
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Yes. You have to unscrew the black protective ring that is on the end of the trimmer and your nail guard will screw on where you removed this black ring. Hope this helps. I use this on my yellow lab and he really doesnt mind it at all....as long as there is a treat afterwards!
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As best as I recall, mine came with simple instructions. Maybe I can help you... I use mine quite a bit
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I found the instructions online just google it and you should be able to find it. I wish I had the link but I did not save it.
1011911
You need to pull the spring loader lever back to catch the nails. I forgot to do this once and then see that I that i didnt bring it back .
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You should contact the vendor to get the full instructions. They were very responsive to my needs.
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It will be almost impossible to do with this model. The rotary blade operates on a track and it is protected by the guide. I would look elsewhere.
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Unlikely with the guard. Anything is possible. I dont use the guard and just eye ball it and i havent had a problem. Start with the guard on and you'll see it doesnt take too much off the nail.
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Wish I could help. Still trying to figure mine out. Instructions leave a lot to be desired
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I do not see it on the nail gun or the info book , but go online to www.freemantools.com or call 1-888-669-5672, It is a great tool for the price, I have installed over 2000sq ft. of flooring with no problem or jambs , a few miss-fires so always use a little magnetic stud finder to make sure you are getting the proper amount of nails installed
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Get a tape push it on the tape holder behind the cutter it should be sticky side down and pull and go under a metal holder to cutter
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do a google search for instructions. They are in color and show more steps.
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Instruction are included in the package. Be careful with the screwheads. Dont apply too much pressure when tightning. I broke one of them in mine.
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They have instructions with photos on their website. If I recall correctly, you need a grinder or dremel to cut off the end of the cable, then it unscrews from the old part. You also have to drill out a couple rivets to disassemble the track to install this. If they forgot to add the instructions to your box, you can get them online. It sounds like a lot of work, but isn't bad and its a huge improvement over buying another unit that will break again in six months.
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I got instructions with the one I purchased. If you would like I can scan them and email a PDF to you. Let me know.kburr@marshandlegge.com
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Orion, I uploaded my copy of the instructions for you. Now when I look at it I see that it is not as clear as my original PDF. See if you can retrieve them here: https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=18E868D7EF83615E&id=18E868D7EF83615E%21106 if it's not good enough, send your e-mail address to klonemedr@gmail.com and I'll attach the original PDF
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Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting and makes it easier to remove. Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting... » Read More Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting and makes it easier to remove. « Show Less
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Reread the instructions and make sure you didn't miss something. Then call Krups. You may have to hang up and call back in a few times until you get someone that bothered to learn the machines.