Operator`s manual

ManualsBrandsCraftsman ManualsCordless Saw137.219001

USINGTHEFENCE(FIG.W)

Thefenceprovidesawayofaccuratelyandquickly

settinguptheworkpieceforprecisionorforrepetitive

drillingoperations.

1. Usinga centerpunchorsharpnail,makean

indentationintheworkpiecewhereyouwantto drill.

2. Alignthelaserlines(x)withtheindentationonthe

workpiece.

3. Loosentheknobs(1)andslidethefencebackstop(2)

firmlyagainstthelongsideoftheworkpiece.Tighten

theknobswheninposition.

4. Loosenthewingnut(3)andslidetheendstop(4)

alongthefenceuntilitisfirmlyagainsttheleftsideof

theworkpiece.Tightenthewingnut.

5. Checktheaccuracybydrillingintoa scrapworkpiece

first.Adjustif needed.

6. Holdwithyourhandorclampthetopsurfaceofthe

workpiecefirmlyto preventitfromliftingoffthetable

whenthebitisraised.

Fig.W

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DRILLINGTOA SPECiFiCDEPTH

Drillingablindhole(notallthewaythroughworkpiece)

to agivendepthcanbedonetwoways:

Workpiecemethod(Fig.X andY)

1. Markthedepth(1)oftheholeonthesideofthe

workpiece(Fig.X).

2. Withtheswitch"OFF",bringthedrillbit(2)downuntil

thetipisevenwiththemark(Fig.X)

3. Holdthefeedhandleatthisposition.

4. Spinthelowernut(3)downtocontactthedepthstop

lug(6)onthehead(Fig.Y).

5. Spintheuppernut(5)downandtightenagainstthe

lowernut(3)(Fig.Y).

6. Thedrillbitwillnowstopaftertravelingthedistance

markedontheworkpiece.

Fig.X

Depthscalemethod(Fig.Y)

Note:Withthechuckintheupperposition,thetipof

thedrillbitmustbejustslightlyabovethetopofthe

workpiece.

1. Withtheswitch"OFF",turnthefeedhandleuntilthe

pointer(7)pointstothedesireddepthonthedepth

scale(4)andholdthefeedhandleinthatposition.

2. Spinthelowernut(3)downtocontactthedepthstop

lug(6).

3. Spintheuppernut(5)againstagainstthelowerstop

nutandtighten.

4. Thedrillbitwillstopaftertravelingthedistance

selectedonthedepthscale.

Drilla hole

Using a center punch or a sharp nail, make an

indentation in the workpiece where you want to drill.

Turn on the laser assembly and align the laser lines (x)

with the indentation. Turn the power switch on and pull

down on the feed handles with only enough effort to

allow the drill to cut.

FEEDING TOO RAPIDLY might cause the belt or drill

to slip, tear the workpiece loose, or break the drill bit.

When drilling metal, it will be necessary to lubricate the

tip of the drill bit with metal drilling oil to prevent it from

overheating.

Fig. Y

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