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tNSTALUNG FEED HANDLES (FIG.H)
1_Thread eachfeedhandle (1)intothethreaded
holes(2)onthehubassembly ( 3)andTighten_
Fig.H
4. Unlock thetablesupport l ock(4-Fig.D)andswing
thetableawayfromthebottom ofthechuck.
5. Using a rubber m allet o r a hammer a nda blockof
wood, t apthechuckontothespindle firmly (Fig.K).
Fig.K
tNSTALUNG THECHUCK (FIG. J ,J ANDK)
1. Cleanoutthetapered holeinthechuck(1)witha
clean clothanda non-alcohol based cleaner. Wipe
clean alloil reside andanydirtor grime thoroughly.
2. Cleantapered surfaces onthespindle (2)in the
samemanner a sabove.
NOTE: M ake suretherearenoforeign particles
sticking tothesurfaces. Theslightest p iece ofdirtor
oilreside onanyof thesesurfaces w illprevent t he
chuckfromseating properly. Thiswil!causethedrill
chuckandbit towobble. I ftapered holeis extremely
dirty,usea non-alcohoJ based cleaner o na cleanrag
toclean.
MOUNTING DRILLPRESS TOWORK SURFACE
(FIG.L}
1. If mounting t hedrillpresstoa workbench, a solid
wood bench is preferred overa plywood board, t o
reduce noise andvibration.
2. Holes should bepre-drilled t hrough thesupporting
surface.
3. Thehardware t o mount t hisdrillpressis NOT
supplied withthetool Thehardware a sshown inthe
illustration s houldbeused:
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Fig. L
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Fig. J
1. Dril! press base
2. Bolt
3. Fiat washer
4. Rubber washer
5. Worksurface
6. Flatwasher
7. Lockwasher
8. Hex nut
9. Jam nut
3. Open the jaws of the chuck (1) by rotating the chuck
sleeve clockwise. To prevent damage, make sure the
jaws are completely receded into the chuck,
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