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position. Wait for the spindle to
stop turning before dislodging the
workpiece.
11. When the drilling is complete, press
the Switch to the OFF position and
remove the Switch Key to prevent
any unauthorized use.
Setting Depth Scale
1.
Secure the workpiece to the Table.
2.
Mark the desired hole depth on the
side of the workpiece.
3.
Loosen the Depth Stop Ring (21).
4.
Turn the Feed Handle Rod counter-
clockwise to bring the tip of the drill
bit down, next to the hole depth mark.
5.
Turn the Rack Collar (7) counter-
clockwise until it stops moving.
6.
Tighten the Depth Stop Ring.
7.
Turn the Drill Press ON, activate
Laser, and turn the Feed Handle Rod
counterclockwise until it drills the hole
and stops at the set depth.
8.
Deactivate Laser and turn the Drill
Press OFF.
measuring Depth While Drilling
1.
Secure the workpiece to the Table.
2.
Loosen the Depth Stop Ring.
3.
Adjust the Table height so that the tip
of the drill bit is just above the work-
piece.
4.
Turn the Rack Collar clockwise to "0".
5.
Tighten the Depth Stop Ring.
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6.
Turn the Drill Press ON, activate
Laser, and turn the Feed Handle Rod
counterclockwise to drill the hole.
While drilling, watch the pointer and
scale on the Rack Collar. Stop turn-
ing the Feed Handle Rod when the
pointer and scale indicate the desired
depth.
7.
Deactivate Laser and turn the Drill
Press OFF.
Locking Chuck at Specific Depth
1.
Loosen the Depth Stop Ring.
2.
Turn the Feed Handle Rod
counterclockwise to bring the Chuck
(81) to the desired depth.
3.
Turn the Rack Collar clockwise until it
stops.
4.
Tighten the Depth Stop Ring. The
Chuck will be held at this position
when the Feed Handle Rod is
released.
Tilting The Table
1.
Loosen the Head Screw (16).
2.
Loosen the Lock Handle (8).
3.
Rotate the Table to the desired angle.
The scale can be used to approxi-
mate the angle.
4.
Retighten the Lock Handle, then the
Head Screw.
Removing and Installing chuck
1.
Adjust the Rack Collar to hold the
Chuck at a depth of three inches.
2.
Align the key holes in the Spindle
Shaft (80) and the Drill Tube (78) by
turning the Chuck by hand.
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