Build Worker 5411074186920, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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9 Chuck
10 Safety guard
11 Lift handle
12 Drill lift
13 Depth adjustment
ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE
Install the machine on a level and solid surface.
Mount the pillar to the foot using the bolts .
Insert the toothed rack into the shaft .
Hold the rack with the teeth against the right
innerside of the shaft and slide the table over the
pillar.
Slide the spherical ring over the pillar with the
wider opening facing downward to make sure that
the top end of the toothed rack is locked. Tighten
the Allen screw.
Place the handle onto the spindle and tighten the
screw .
Place the head on top of the pillar. Firmly tighten
the Allen screws to keep the head in place.
Insert the drill shaft with the conical end into the
shaft .
Turn the drill shaft until the conical end engages.
Slide the chuck key onto the drill shaft.
Insert the safety guard as far into the bracket as
possible.
Insert the screw into the hole and screw a nut
onto the thread. Tighten the nut.
Turn the screws into the holes. Tighten the screws.
Screw the lift handles into the body of the drill lift .
Remove the anti-corrosive oil on the uncovered
metal parts using a cloth and a little parrafin oil.
Proceed with greasing the parts with machine
lubricating oil.
If parts are missing, do not assemble the machine,
do not plug in and do not switch on the machine
until the missing parts have been mounted
according to the instructions.
Check before operation:
that the table can be moved smoothly;
that the drill lift can be moved up and down
smoothly;
that the machine does not shake when it is
switched on.
INSERTING AND REMOVING A DRILL
Open the safety guard (10).
Open the chuck (9).
Insert the drill into the chuck.
Fasten the chuck by hand.
Fasten the chuck firmly by inserting the chuck key
in one of the holes in the side of the chuck and
turning it clockwise.
Shut the safety guard.
In order to remove a drill, proceed in reverse order.
Before inserting or removing a drill, always pull the
plug from the wall socket.
ADJUSTING THE DRILLING DEPTH
Check whether in rest position the arrow points to
the zero value on the depth adjustment scale.
If required, slacken the set screw , turn the depth
adjustment clockwise until the arrow points to the
zero value, and tighten the set screw.
Use the lift handles to move the chuck to the
required drilling depth. Todetermine the required
drilling depth, refer to the arrow on the depth stop
and the corresponding value on the depth
adjustment scale.
Slacken the set screw.
Turn the depth adjustment counter-clockwise until
the end stop has been reached.
Tighten the set screw.
ADJUSTING THE TABLE (fig. B)
The table can be height-adjusted, turned and
toppled.
Height adjustment:
Slacken the pillar locking handle (6).
Turn the handle (7) to adjust the table to the
required height.
Tighten the pillar locking handle.
Turning:
Slacken the pillar locking handle (6).
Turn the table to the required position.
Tighten the pillar locking handle.
Toppling:
Slacken the table locking nut (7).
Topple the table to the required position.
Tighten the table locking nut (7).
ADJUSTING THE SPEED (fig. C)
Remove the screw (3) and open the cover (2).
Slacken the slide rod screws (4) on both sides and
slacken the nuts a few threads to release the
tension on the rear V-belt .
Put the V-belts in line on the pulleys in one of the
combinations specified on the inside of the cover.
Tighten the nuts a few threads to tension the rear
V-belt.
Clamp the slide rods (5) by tighening the slide rod
screws.
Close the cover and tighten the screw.
Switch off the machine and
wait until the machine has
come to a complete
standstill before changing
the speed.
Adjust the speed to the material to be drilled and
the drilling diameter.
For drilling in wood, choose a high speed.
For drilling in metal and plastics, choose a lower
speed as the drilling diameter increases.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Use waste material to practise your skills and to
learn operating the machine first.
When drilling through, adjust the table to make
sure that the drill is alligned with the opening in the
centre of the table. If required, mark the position on
the front side of pillar and table in case the table
should be set in the same position at a later time.
Securely tighten the workpiece. Toppling, turning
or sliding not only results in a rough drilling hole, it
also increases the risk of the drill breaking off.