Worksite DPR102, Руководство оператора

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Turning:
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Slacken the pillar locking handle (6).
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Turn the table (18) to the required position.
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Tighten the pillar locking handle.
Toppling:
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Slacken the table locking nut (7).
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Topple the table (18) to the required position.
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Tighten the table locking nut (7).
Mounting and adjusting the vice (fig. D)
Your 8E109 drill press is equipped with a vice.
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Place the vice (22) on the table.
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Insert a bolt (23) in the rear slots on both sides of the vice.
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Place the bolt on the left-hand side of the vice as close to the
front as possible.
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Place the bolt on the right-hand side of the vice as close to the
rear as possible.
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Turn a nut (24) onto each of the bolts.
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Tighten the nuts handtight.
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Open the jaw (25) a little further than the thickness of the
workpiece.
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Determine the correct position for the vice on the table.
To determine the place where the drill will enter the workpiece,
orientate to the circular opening (26) in the centre of the table.
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Firmly tighten the nuts.
Make sure the fasteners on both sides of the vice have
been tightened correctly. While operating, regularly
check that the nuts have not loosened by vibration.
Adjusting the speed (fig. A & E)
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Remove the screw (3) and open the cover (2).
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Slacken the slide rod screw (4) and push the motor housing (30)
to the front to release the tension on the V-belt (27). Clamp the
slide rod (5) by tightening the slide rod screw.
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Put the V-belt in line on the drill shaft pulley (28) and on the
motor pulley (29) in one of the combinations specified on the
inside of the cover.
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Slacken the slide rode screw and push the motor housing to
the rear to tension the V-belt. Clamp the slide rod by tighening
the slide rod screw.
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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.
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For drilling in wood, choose a high speed.
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For drilling in metal and plastics, choose a lower speed as the
drilling diameter increases.
Instructions for use
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Use waste material to practise your skills and to learn
operating the machine first.
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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.
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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.
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Use a piece of waste wood as a backup to reduce the risk of
the workpiece splintering and to protect the drill tip.
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Place flat workpieces on a wooden underground and clamp
securely to the table to prevent them from turning.
Support workpieces that are irregular of shape and cannot be
put flat onto the table.
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When using the vice (8E109), be extra prepared with clamping
soft materials. If required, place divisions to prevent the
workpiece from being damaged by the jaws.
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Use the lift handles to bring the drill lift downwards. Slowly
feed the dril into the workpiece.
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Drill slowly when the drill is about to break through the
workpiece to prevent splintering.
Switching on and off (fig. A)
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To switch the machine on, set the on/off switch (1) to ‘I’.
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To switch the machine off, set the on/off switch (1) to ‘0’.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
The machine does not require any special maintenance.
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Regularly clean the ventilation slots.
Lubrication
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Turn the drill shift to the maximum drilling depth once per
3 months and grease it slightly with oil.
TECHNICAL DATA
Mains voltage V 230
Mains frequency Hz 50
Power input W 350
No load speed min -1 580 - 2,650
Number of drilling speeds 5
Chuck capacity mm 13
Pillar height mm 580
Weight kg 17
Level of sound pressure measured according to EN 61029-1:
L (sound pressure) dB(A) < 75
GUARANTEE
Refer to the enclosed guarantee conditions for the terms and
conditions of guarantee.
ENVIRONMENT
Should your machine need replacement after extended use,
do not put it in the domestic waste but dispose of it in an
environmentally safe way.