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Machine stalls
during operation.
Incorrect spindle speed. Adjust drive belts to reduce spindle speed.
Machine is undersized for
the operation.
Reduce feed rate/pressure and use a sharp drill
bit. Remove drilling debris more frequently.
Dull drill bit
.
Replace or sharpen the drill bit.
Belt slipping
.
Clean belt and pulleys. Adjust belt tension.
Motor/capacitor issue. Contact customer service for further assistance.
Drill bit slipping
inside the chuck.
Drill bit is not installed
correctly.
Insert the shank portion of the drill bit as far into
the chuck as possible. Use the chuck key and all
three holes on the chuck to tighten the drill bit.
Spindle does not
lower to the lowest
position.
Depth stop is set. Raise the stop bolt above the 3-3/8” mark on the
depth stop gauge.
Table is stuck or
difficult to adjust.
Table is locked. Loosen the locking handle before adjusting the
table. To tilt the table, make sure the centering
set screw is backed out.
Dirty rack and pinion. Clean and lightly lubricate the rack.
Laser center finder
does not aim
correctly.
Table height changed or
workpiece thickness
changed.
Readjust center finder.
Operation / Quality-Related Issues
Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution
Workpiece dislodged
during operation.
Workpiece is not
securely mounted on
the table.
NEVER hold the workpiece by hand. Use a drill
vise or T-Slot clamps to hold the workpiece on
the table. Make sure the clamping tool is securely
mounted on the table.
Spindle becomes very
hot.
Drill bit is operating at
high speed/high load
for an extended period.
Allow the drill bit and motor to cool down.
Reduce feed rate and feed pressure. Use sharp
drill bits.
Poor finish. Dull drill bit. Replace/sharpen the drill bit.
Feed rate too high. Reduce feed rate.
Exit hole is not properly
supported.
For drilling through holes on wood, support the
workpiece with a backer board.
Workpiece overheated. Lower feed rate and feed pressure. Use proper
lubrication when drilling metals and plastic to
cool down the workpiece.