Adjustments - Craftsman 315.262520 Operator's Manual

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ADJUSTING THE LASER
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• Unplug the drill.
• Facing a wail, center the bubble in the top level.
• Clamp the drill in a vice or other clamp so that the laser
lines project onto a wail.
NOTE: For accurate measurements, do not exceed a 3
ft. distance from the nearest wail. Otherwise, laser lines
may not intersect properly for perpendicular measure-
ments.
• Connect the drill to a power supply.
• Turn on the laser.
_, WARNING: DO NOT point the laser at yourself
or others. Class Ilia lasers will burn the retinas and
could cause serious injury to the eyes.
• Use a level and a framing square to take measure-
ments of the laser lines on the wall to determine what
adjustments are needed.
NOTE: Use a level to check the horizontaI and vertical
laser lines. A framing square or level can be used to check
if the laser lines are perpendicular. The laser lines should
project a 90 ° angle.
Make adjustments with the drill clamped in place and the
lasers facing away from the user.
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