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DMPVC Drilling Machine Operating Instructions

Pipe Tools & Vises

Since 1896

Reed Manufacturing Company

1425 West 8th Street

Erie, PA  16502 U.S.A

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Phone 814-452-3691 or 800-666-3691

Fax:  814-455-1697 or 800-456-1697

www.reedmfgco.com

1.    Select proper tools necessary to perform drilling operation.
WARNING:  Prevent injury to eyes, hands, and other body

parts. Always wear safety goggles, substantial gloves,

and other required protective equipment when using

this or any other tool.

A. Service saddle.

B. Corporation stop.

C. Shell cutter sized to match corporation stop bore.

D. Corp adapter.

E. Any other necessary accessories to meet operating

requirements.

2. Assemble  saddle  to  the  pipe.

A. Clean area of pipe where drilling is to be performed.

B. Assemble and position service saddle on

the pipe where desired and tighten securely using

manufacturer’s requirements.

3. Insert corporation stop into saddle threads.

A. Thread sealant may be used.

B. Tighten corporation stop with an adjustable wrench.

NOTE: Make sure corporation stop valve is open.

C. Remove corporation stop tube nut or compression

nut and gasket.

4. Screw corp adapter onto corporation  stop and tighten.

5. Screw  correct  size  shell  cutter  into  boring bar and tighten

on flats with wrenches.

NOTE: Always use wrenches on the flats to tighten or loosen

the shell cutters from the boring bar. Do not use flutes on shell

cutter sides to tighten.

A. Lightly lubricate the outside of the shell cutter with

tapping compound (#98425).

B. Lubricate the boring bar and the feed screw of the

machine with light oil. (See Fig. 1)

Figure  1

0414-#50496

Feed Nut

Corp Adapter

Corporation Stop

Prior to mid-2014, Reed’s DMPVC machines had a 2-piece boring bar. 

Mid-2014 the design was changed to a 1-piece boring bar. If replacement 

parts are needed, be sure to refer to the proper design. Reference Reed 

RP-0414-16 for parts.

RETROFIT THE 2-PIECE BORING BAR TO THE 1-PIECE BORING BAR:

Unscrew the feed nut from the main body and then from the boring bar.  

Slide the old boring bar out the far end of the main body and replace with 

the new revised boring bar #94205, thread on the new feed nut #94204.  

The original feed nut cannot be used with the new boring bar #94205.

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