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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND PARTS LIST FOR
DRILL PRESS
MODEL NUMBER 103.24521 AND 103.24531
HEADSTOCK
LOCK HANDLE
FEED RETURN
SPRING ADJ.
KNOB
FEED RETURN
SPRING ADJ.
KNOB LOCK
SCREW
TABLE LOCK
HANDLE
LOCK
HANDLE
BENCH MODEL
MOTOR MOUNT
CHUCK
MOTOR MOUNT
LOCK SCREW
FEED STOP
FEED STOP ROD
FEED HANDLE
CHUCK KEY
FLOOR MODEL
FIGURE 1
This drill press has been planned to give you the
utmost in precision and efficiency of operation.
Quality material coupled with rigid manufacturing
standards are maintained to give you the high stand-
ard of quality found in this tool. The chuck furnished
has a collar attached which will keep it firmly seated
on the spindle taper for all operations especially
where side thrust on the cutting tool, such as routing,
might loosen the chuck.
Exterior styling of the head on this drill press
encloses the revolving mechanism for safety, yet
leaves the belt readily accessible for changing to
obtain different spindle speeds.
All features combine to give you maximum trouble
free service.
To prevent damage or loss in shipment some of
the parts were disassembled from the tool. These
parts are listed below. Be sure they are all accounted
for before discarding any of the packing materials.
Box located under table contains:
1. Item No. 64, Column plug.
2. Item No. 59, V-belt.A-
3. Item No. 28, Chuck key."''
4. Item No. 60, Motor pulley with set screw.
5. Item No. 27, Chuck, l^
6. Three assemblies, each consistingj>f
Item No. 53, Feed handle rod.
Item No. 52, Feed handle
7. Items No. 41, 42 and 44, Bumper and Stud
Assembly.
8. Paper bag contains:
Item No. 1 4, Allen wrench 3/32.
Item No. 62, Allen wrench 5/32.
Item No. 44, 4 pcs. Motor bolt nuts.
Item No. 48, 8 pcs. Motor bolt washers. ^
Item No. 49, 4 pcs. Motor bolts *•
Items No. 34, 35, 36 and 37 assembled.
ASSEMBLY:
Place feed handles on tool as shown in Fig. 1.
Clean taper on spindle and the tapered socket in
chuck body. Be sure they are free of any particles
which might not allow proper seating.
Apply a
film of light oil to both spindle taper and chuck
socket. Place chuck on end of spindle and screw
the collar onto the threaded portion of the spindle.
Tap the chuck body, not jaws, from below with a
piece of wood to firmly seat it on spindle, then
tighten collar. The collar does not need to be ex-
cessively tight as it has a tendency to tighten when
drill press is running.
Place the chuck key in the hole provided at side
of table support, see Fig. 1.
Keep the Allen wrenches in a handy place near
the tool.
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