5.1.7.
Fit the table to the table arm and clamp in position with the smaller lock handle.
5.1.8.
Carefully place the head assembly over the column and slide it into position. Align head with base.
5.1.9.
Fit the two set screws in the side of the head to lock it into position and tighten with hex. key (fig.4).
5.1.10. Screw the three feed handles and knobs to the hub of the pinion shaft (fig.5.A).
5.1.11. Open the pulley cover and then insert the speed control handle through the side of the pulley housing.
5.1.12. Screw the handle into the central pulley carrier with the flats on the outer sleeve of the handle engaged
in the guide slot.
5.1.13. To install chuck open the chuck jaws completely by turning the chuck key counter-clockwise. Place a
piece of wood on the drill table (to prevent the chuck from getting damaged).
5.1.14. I
nsert larger tapered end of arbor (fig.5.B) into drill spindle - rotate slightly to engage fully, fit chuck to
protruding end of arbor and hold in place.
5.1.15. Turn feed handles to bring nose of chuck down onto wood (fig.5). Firmly pull on feed handle to seat
arbor taper in spindle and chuck.
5.1.16.
Loosen clamp screw on safety guard mounting collar, pass guard up over chuck and fit collar round flange of quill shaft. Ensure guard
pivot is central and tighten clamp screw (see fig.6).
5.2.
Drill mounting
5.2.1.
For stability and safety it is important that the drill base is securely bolted to the floor.
5.2.2.
Ensure that the mounting surface is capable of supporting the drill together with the weight of the heaviest likely workpiece.
6. OPERATION
WARNING! Ensure that the drill is unplugged from the mains power supply before commencing.
6.1.
Installing drill bit
6.1.1.
Insert drill bit into chuck jaws to 1” (25mm) deep (avoid inserting small bits too far) and centre bit in chuck before tightening.
6.2.
Adjusting the table
6.2.1.
To adjust table up or down, loosen lock handle (fig.3.B), then turn bracket handle (fig.3.A). Once at correct height tighten lock handle.
6.2.2.
To adjust table tilt, remove the locating pin and nut (fig.3.C) - if pin is tight, turn nut clockwise to loosen. Loosen the table arm bolt
(fig.3.D), adjust table to the desired angle using the angle scale, then retighten the table arm bolt. When the table is returned to the
horizontal, replace the locating pin and nut.
6.2.3.
To turn the table around the column, loosen the lock handle. Turn the table to the desired position and then tighten the lock handle.
6.3.
Adjusting the speed
6.3.1.
Determine the speed for the drilling operation (see drill speed chart) and, with the motor running, move the speed control handle (turn
anticlockwise to loosen) to that speed as marked on the pulley housing. Lock the lever in position by turning it clockwise and turn off the
motor.
6.4.
Positioning the workpiece
6.4.1.
Rest the workpiece on a piece of wood to prevent the drill bit damaging the table when it breaks through. The wood should rest on the
table so that one end of it is against the left side of the column. When the drill bit breaks through the workpiece, it will contact the wood
and cause it to spin. Resting the wood against the column will help prevent this.
6.4.2.
For small workpieces that cannot be clamped to the table, use a drill vice (not included). Vice must be clamped or bolted to table.
6.5.
Setting the drill depth
6.5.1.
Use the scale on the side of the drill head near the drill handle.
6.5.2.
Loosen locking screw (fig.5.D) and set the scale to the depth required. Tighten locking screw.
6.5.3.
When ready to drill, simply pull the feed handle. The drill will stop at the set depth.
6.5.4.
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