1. Introduction
This manual provides essential information for the proper use and maintenance of your Grizzly 18-piece sandpaper set. This set is specifically designed for compatibility with Parkside Lidl XQ² and XQ² SE KH3159 delta sanders. It includes a variety of grit sizes to accommodate different sanding tasks on wood surfaces.
2. Product Overview
The Grizzly 18-piece sandpaper set consists of triangular abrasive sheets, each featuring a hook-and-loop (Velcro) backing for easy attachment and removal. The sheets are perforated to allow for efficient dust extraction when used with compatible sanders. The set includes three different grit sizes:
- 60 Grit: Coarse abrasive for rapid material removal and initial shaping.
- 120 Grit: Medium abrasive for general sanding, smoothing surfaces, and removing minor imperfections.
- 240 Grit: Fine abrasive for final finishing, preparing surfaces for painting or varnishing, and achieving a smooth texture.
Each grit size is provided in a quantity of 6 sheets, totaling 18 sheets per set.
3. Setup and Installation
Follow these steps to properly install the sandpaper sheets onto your compatible delta sander:
- Ensure Sander is Off: Before handling the sander, always ensure it is unplugged from the power source to prevent accidental activation.
- Select Correct Grit: Choose the appropriate grit sandpaper for your specific task. Coarser grits (e.g., 60) are for heavy material removal, while finer grits (e.g., 240) are for finishing.
- Align and Attach: Place the sandpaper sheet onto the sanding pad of your delta sander. The hook-and-loop (Velcro) backing will adhere to the pad. Ensure the sheet is centered and the perforations on the sandpaper align with the dust extraction holes on the sander's pad. Proper alignment is crucial for effective dust collection.
- Secure Attachment: Press firmly across the entire surface of the sandpaper sheet to ensure a secure and even attachment to the sanding pad.
4. Operating Instructions
When using the sandpaper with your delta sander, observe the following guidelines for optimal results and safety:
- Safety First: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, a dust mask, and hearing protection, when operating power tools.
- Prepare Workpiece: Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or stabilized to prevent movement during sanding.
- Start Sander: Turn on your delta sander before making contact with the workpiece.
- Apply Even Pressure: Guide the sander over the surface with light, even pressure. Avoid pressing down too hard, as this can reduce sanding effectiveness, wear out sandpaper prematurely, and potentially damage the workpiece or sander.
- Sand with the Grain: For best results on wood, always sand in the direction of the wood grain. Sanding against the grain can cause scratches and an uneven finish.
- Overlap Passes: Overlap each sanding pass by approximately one-third to ensure uniform sanding across the entire surface.
- Change Sandpaper: Replace sandpaper sheets when they become dull, clogged with dust, or show signs of wear. Dull sandpaper is ineffective and can lead to poor results.
5. Maintenance and Storage
Proper care and storage of your sandpaper sheets will help maintain their effectiveness and prolong their shelf life:
- Cleaning: While sandpaper is a consumable item, you can occasionally extend the life of a sheet by cleaning off accumulated dust with a stiff brush or a specialized sandpaper cleaning stick.
- Storage: Store unused sandpaper sheets in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Keep them flat to prevent curling or damage to the abrasive surface.
- Disposal: Dispose of used sandpaper sheets responsibly according to local waste disposal regulations.
6. Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues while using your sandpaper set, consider the following:
- Sandpaper Not Sticking: Check the hook-and-loop (Velcro) backing on both the sandpaper and the sander's pad. If either is worn or dirty, the sandpaper may not adhere properly. Replace worn sheets or clean the sander's pad.
- Poor Sanding Performance: This often indicates that the sandpaper is dull, clogged, or the wrong grit for the task. Replace the sheet with a fresh one or switch to a coarser grit if more material removal is needed.
- Excessive Dust: Ensure the sandpaper's perforations are correctly aligned with the dust extraction holes on your sander. Verify that your sander's dust collection system (if applicable) is clean and functioning correctly.
- Uneven Finish: This can result from uneven pressure, sanding against the grain, or using worn sandpaper. Ensure even pressure, sand with the grain, and replace dull sheets.
7. Specifications
| Brand | Grizzly |
| Model Number | 302110763159 |
| Quantity | 18 pieces (6 x 60 grit, 6 x 120 grit, 6 x 240 grit) |
| Grit Sizes | 60 (Coarse), 120 (Medium), 240 (Fine) |
| Attachment Type | Hook-and-Loop (Velcro) |
| Features | Perforated for dust extraction |
| Material | Wood paper |
| Application | Wood sanding |
8. Warranty and Support
As a consumable product, specific warranty information for this sandpaper set is generally not provided. For any questions regarding product compatibility or performance, please refer to the manufacturer's official website or contact their customer support directly. Ensure you are using the sandpaper with compatible tools as specified in this manual.
