Harbor Freight Tools 91835 - Manual (Page 6)

SKU 91835 Page 6
5. Lay the Top (A) upside down on the floor or other flat surface as shown in Step 5.
Invert the completed Chassis, and align the screw holes in the Chassis with
those in the Top. Be sure to align the front of the Chassis with the front of the
Top. Secure the Chassis to the top using 6 Screws (F).
6. Install the Vise (E) into the holes on the front of the Workbench Top. Install the
10mm Screw (E1) into the end of the Vise Screw as shown in Step 6. This is to
prevent the Vise (E) from coming apart when you are using it. Invert the completed
Workbench so that it is standing upright on the floor. You may now install the
Wood Dogs (J) or Small Anvils (K) as needed.
NOTE: The Wood Dogs and Small Anvils are used as braces or measuring points for
various work materials. They are used optionally as needed. When not in use, store
them in a convenient place.
Operation
1. Install your Work Bench in a clean, dry, well lighted work space. Observe work
space conditions including ventilation, light, proper electrical service, etc. to be
sure that you will be safe working there.
2. Check to be sure your Work Bench is stable on a sturdy, level surface. It should
not rock when you push on it. If it does, repair the underlying surface.
3. The Vise is useful for holding objects to be drilled or cut. Open the Vise by
turning the handle counterclockwise. Close the Vise by turning the handle
clockwise. Do not overtighten or force the handle. Do not hammer or beat on the
Vise or materials clamped in it, as this will damage the Vise.
4. The Wood Dogs and Small Anvils are useful for holding materials on the Work
Bench surface. These may be inserted or removed from their holes as necessary.
Maintenance
1. Protect your workbench from water or corrosive materials. Medium Density
Fiberboard (MDF) is especially prone to damage if exposed to water.
2. When using your workbench, do not drill or cut into the top. Use pieces of scrap
material under your workpiece to prevent damage to the work bench.
3. Remember that the weight capacity of this workbench is 250 lbs. Do not overload
the work bench. Do not throw or drop heavy objects on the Lower Shelf (B). Its
weight capacity is much less than 250 lbs.
4. Wipe grease, oil, or other foreign materials off the work bench promptly whenever
spills occur. Keep the workbench surface clean and free of clutter.