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SPLINES
(GROOVES)
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SPINDLE
QU ILL
QUILL
AND
SPINDLE
ASSEMBLY
INSIDE
OF DRILL PRESS
SWITCH
KEY
DRILL
RACK
"ON-OFF"
(TEETH)
SWITCH
CHUCK
KEY
_
CHUCK
DEPTH SCALE
QUILL
HANDLE
DEPTH
POINTER
CHUCK
LOC
COLLAR
SUPPORT
CO[iAR
SCRE'¢,:
HANDLE
LOCK
HANDLE
TABLE SUPPORT
COLLAR
HEAD
LOCK
HANDLE
ON
LEFT SiDE OF
HEAD
SPINDLE SPEED CHART
BE LT TENSION.
[ROD...
maintains
constant
tension
on the
belt,
TO
RELEASE
belt
tension
for
changing
speeds,
push
the
GRIP
of
the
rod
up.
To APPLY
belt tension,
PUSH
the MOTOR
to the REAR
while
pulling
DOWN
on the GRIP
of the rod.
Belt
should
only
be tight
enough
so that
it does not slip.
If belt
slips
while
drilling,
readjust
belt
tensioning
rod
FEED
HANDLES
. . . are for moving
the quill
up or down.
One
or two
may
be removed
if
necessary
whenever
the
workpiece
is of such unusual
shape that
it interferes
with
the handles.
Although
there
is a rubber
cushion
between
the
FEED
STOP
COLLAR
and the head,
NEVER
let go of the feed
handles
when you have finished
drilling
a hole.
Hold
on to the handle
while
allowing
the quill
to return
to
the UP position.
DRILLING
SPEED
...Canbechanged
by placing
the belt
in any
of the STEPS
(grooves)
in the pulleys.
See Spindle
Speed chart
on right
side of Head.
To determine
the approximate
drilling
speed,
refer to the
table
on
the
RIGHT
side
of
the
drill
press head.
For
example
to drill
a 5/8 inch hole
in wood,
the belt is placed
in the FOURTH
step from
the top.
The speed wi!l then
be
2300
RPM (revolutions
per minute).
QUSLL
LOCK
...
Holds the quill
at any desired point,
within
its travel.
To lock
the quill
requires
only
moderate
pressure
on the
lock handle.
FEED
STOP
NUT
limits
the dowr;ward
movement
of the
quill
at any desired
point
within
its travel
and preven_s the
pointer
from
moving
upward,
The
DEPTH
POINTER
is
locked
in
p_ace
with
the
THUMBSCREW,
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