SKU 95622
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Drilling a hole at an angle
1.
Loosen the Locking Knobs (7).
2.
Rotate the Guide Rods (2) and Chuck Frame (3) relative to the Base (6) until
the Guide Rods are at the desired angle to the Base. The Guide Rods may be
rotated up to 45° either way.
3.
Tighten the Locking Knobs to secure the angle.
4.
You can check the angle using a protractor. You may also want to drill a test
hole in scrap material to check the angle.
5.
Position the Drilling tool assembly on the work piece and align the point of the
drill bit with the desired location on the work piece. Use the Anchoring Pins (5)
to secure the Base (6), as described above.
6.
Drill the hole as described in the section above. When work is complete,
remove the Drill Guide from the work surface, as described above.
Setting the Depth Stopper
If desired, you can limit the depth the installed drill bit will go into the work
material by using the Depth Stopper (9).
1.
Set the Depth Stopper (9) by moving your drill and drill bit (not included) along
the Guide Rods (2) until the drill bit has protruded below the Base (6) to the
desired depth.
2.
While in this position, slide the Depth Stopper against the Chuck Frame (3)
and tighten the screw in the Depth Stopper by turning it clockwise.
3.
Retract the drill and drill bit. Position the drill with attached Angle Drill Guide
on the work material. Drill the hole. The Depth Stopper will stop the drilling
operation at the preset depth.
4.
To reset the Depth Stopper, turn the thumbscrew on Depth Stopper
counterclockwise, allowing Depth Stopper to move freely on the Guide Rod.
Using the Frame Stopper
To prevent the Chuck Frame from moving, you can use the Frame Stopper
(12) thumb screw.
1.
Set the drill bit depth as desired.
2.
Tighten the Frame Stopper (12) by turning clockwise.
3.
Operate drill as desired. The Chuck Frame will not slide along the Guide Rods (2).
4.
The Frame Stopper is also useful when the tool is being transported to prevent
the Chuck Frame from sliding in an uncontrolled fashion along the Guide Rods.