Operator`s manual

Fig. EE
To prevent the workpiece or backup material from being
torn from your hands while drilling, you MUST position it
against the LEFT side of the column. If the workpiece or
the backup material is not long enough to reach the
column, use the fence provided with the drill press to
brace the workpiece. Failure to do this could result in
personal injury.
Fig. GG
REMOVING CHUCK AND ARBOR (FIG. FF)
1. With the switch "OFF", adjust the depth stop scale (t)
to hold the drill at a depth of three inches. (See
instructions for "LOCKING CHUCK AT DESIRED
DEPTH").
2. Align the key holes in the spindle (2) and quill (3) by
rotating the chuck by hand.
3. Insert the key wedge (4) into the key holes (2 & 3).
4. Tap the key wedge (4) lightly with a plastic tipped
hammer, until the chuck and arbor fall out of the
spindle.
NOTE: Place one hand below the chuck to catch it
when it falls out.
Fig. FF
3. For small pieces that cannot be clamped to the
table, use a drill press vise (optional accessory).
The drill press vise MUST be clamped or bolted to the
table to avoid injury from a spinning workpiece, or
damaged vise or bit parts.
Remove the drill press fence when it interferes with other
drill press accessories.
Fig. HH
POSITIONING THE TABLE AND WORKPIECE
(FIG. GG and HH)
1. Lock the table (1) to the column (2) at a position so
the tip of the drill bit (3) is just above the top of the
workpiece (4).
2. ALWAYS place BACK-UP MATERIAL (scrap wood)
on the table beneath the workpiece. This will
prevent splintering or heavy burring on the
underside of the workpiece. To keep the back-up
material from spinning out of control, it MUST
contact the LEFT side of the column.
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