PRO 52T
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3.6. Preparing
Before use, clean steel parts, including the MT2 socket, from anti
-
corrosion material
used to preserve the machine for storage and transport.
Attach the handles to the feed shaft. You can install the shaft so that the handles
are on the opposite side of the machine.
Apply a thin layer of grease to the gibs.
Select the annular cutter, drill bit, or screw tap that matches the required hole
diameter. When you drill holes with diameters of 18
–23
mm (0.71
–
0.91″) by using
twist drill bits, select two bits: with 70% and 100% of the required diameter.
Use a dry cloth to clean the spindle, arbor (drill bit, tap chuck), and cutter. Then,
as described before, install the arbor (and then the cutter), drill bit with the smaller
diameter, or tap chuck (and then the screw tap with adapter).
Put the machine on a flat ferromagnetic workpiece with the thickness of at least
8
mm (0.3″). Make sure that there is no rust, paint, chips, or dirt. They decrease the
clamping force. The force will be lower also if the surface is thin, rough, not flat, not
rigid, the voltage is lower than required, or the bottom of the base is worn.
Connect the machine to the power source. Set the MAGNET switch to ‘I’ to turn
on the clamping. Some types of steel (non
-
ferromagnetic) do not conduct magnetic
flux so the machine cannot clamp onto them.
Use the safety strap to prevent fall and injury if the machine loses the clamping.
Attach the machine to a stable structure by putting the strap through the hole in the
machine body. In the horizontal position, attach the strap to the carrying handle.
Make sure that the strap is tight and not twisted. If the machine comes loose from the
workpiece and hangs on the strap, replace the
strap. Do not put the strap into the
buckle from the front.
