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The vacuum brush is mounted on a floating holder and remains in contact with the stock during machining.
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The brush is stored in the cabinet next to the DATRON Neo.
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Once installed, activate using the suction tab.
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Use it primarily for wood and plastics to ensure optimal dust collection.
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Fit the pocket of the brush into spindle.
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Align the screws to fit into the holder cutouts.
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The screws should be facing you.
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Tighten the screws to secure the brush
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Loud video warning
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Turn on the suction using the main screen.
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The brush should drop down to its working position
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The LED on the main screen turns green.
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Ensure the brush is either level with or slightly above the tool.
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This ensures the particles from machining are effectively captured and removed, preventing buildup on the workpiece and reducing airborne particles.
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After machining, keep the door closed and allow the air to run for at least two minutes.
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This is to prevent the ejection of harmful particles and aerosols.
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Coolant: Air
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If a coolant other than air is assigned, the DATRON Neo will issue a warning and prompt a change to air.
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Allowed materials: wood, plastics.
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Restricted Materials: metals.
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A preset minimum distance for the vacuum brush is already configured.
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If adjustments to the distance are needed, consult:
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A machine specialist
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Refer to Section 9.8.2.3, Page 9-135 of the DATRON manual for detailed instructions.
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