A= Pulley Cover
I= Machine Stand
B= Motor Handle
J= Latches
C= Depth Stop
K= Drawer (Max. 15kg)
D= Feed Handle
L= Table
E= Table Handle
M= Safety Guard
F= Clamp Handle
N= Spindle
G= Tool Holder
O=Belt Tension Lock
H= Floor Mounting Points
P= ON/OFF Switch
1-5. Items Needed for Set Up
1. The downfeed handles must be installed to
operatethe drill press.
To install the downfeed handles:
Thread the handles into the spindle hub, as shown in
Figure 01, and tighten.
Spindle Hub
Wrench
Size 12mm
Figure 01
Downfeed handles
2. Install the crank lever over the pinion shaft, and
tighten the setscrew in the crank handle against the
flat part of the pinion shaft. Figure 02,
Flat part
Figure 02
LOCK
3. The drill chuck attaches to the spindle by means of
the arbor, shown in Figure 03. Matched tapers on the
arbor and the inside of the chuck create a
semipermanent assembly when properly joined.
Arbor
Drill shifter
Figure 03
Chuck Key
Drill Chuck
1-6. To assemble the drill chuck and mount it to the
spindle:
1. Use mineral spirits to thoroughly clean the drill chuck,
arbor, and spindle sockets and dry all surfaces before
assembly. Follow all safety warnings on the container
of the mineral spirits. Failure to clean the mating
surfaces may cause the tapered fit to loosen during
operation, resulting in separation and an unsafe
condition. Figure 04.05.06
Figure 04
Figure 05
Figure 06
2. Use the chuck key to adjust the jaws of the drill chuck
until they are inside the drill chuck body. Figure 07.08
Figure 07
Figure 08
3. Place the drill chuck face down on a workbench. The
arbor has a short taper and a long taper. Place the
short taper into the socket in the back of the drill
chuck and tap it with a rubber or wooden mallet, as
shown in Figure 09. If the chuck fails to remain
secure on the arbor, repeat Steps 1 & 2.
4. Slide the arbor into the spindle socket while slowly
rotating the drill chuck. The socket has a rectangular
pocket where the tang (or flat portion of the arbor
shown in Figure 09) fits into.
5. Seat the chuck with a rubber mallet, as shown in
Figure 10.
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