Craftsman 137.219120 User manual

Owner's
Manual
ERRFTS],IHJI.
Bench
Model
213
HP(Maximum
Developed)
5Speeds
(3[0-3600
R.P.M.)
112lnchGhuck
l2.INCH
DRILL
PRESS
Model
No.
137.219120
CAUTION:
Before
using
this
Drill
Press,
readthismanual
and
follow
all
its
Safety
Rules
and
Operating
Instructions.
Gustomer
HelPLine
1.800-843'1682
Sears,
Roebuckand Co.,
Hoffman
Estates,
USA
Part
No.137219120001
Safety
Instructions
lnstallation
Operation
Maintenance
Parts
List
Espafrol
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SECTION PAGE
Warranty ........2
ProductSpecifications..... ........2
Safetylnstructions.. ....3
AccessoriesandAttachments.. .....6
CartonContents ........6
KnowYour
Drill
Press
... ......8
Glossary
of
Terms .. ....g
Assembly
andAdjustments ...10
Operation .......16
Maintenance
.. ...20
Troubleshootingguide .......21
Parts .. ....22
CHUCK
SIZE
SPEEDS
MOTOR
HORSEPOWER.......
TABLE
SIZE.
TABLE
TILT.
SPINDLE
TRAVEL
THROAT
BASE
SIZE.
HEIGHT
.i/2'
.5
(540-3,600
RPM)
.120V
60HZ,
6AMPS,
213
HP
(Max.
Developed)
10-5/16"
x 8-21132"
,-3 ^'^,
+5 fllLzt-l | \Jl-{ LEt" I
2-3/8'
o
i 4-318'
x 8-114"
37-3t32',
To
avordelectricalhazards.
firehazar0s.3rf,amaqe
io
the
tool,
use
proper
circuit
protectton.
Yourdrrll
press
iswiredat
the
factory
fcr12OV
ooeratron
Connect
to
a 120V,15
AMPbranchcrrcurt
and
usea
15
AMP
trmedelay
fuseorcircuitbreaker
To
avordshoci
orfire,replace
oower
cord
rmmediateiv
f ,t g ry91'11.
69161
damaged
in
any
way.
Somedust
createdbypower sanding,sawing,
grrnding,
drilling,andother
construction
activities
contains
chemicals
known
[tothe Stateof California]
to cause
cance(birthdefects
or other
reproductive
harm. Someexamplesofthese
chemicals
are:
a Lead
from
lead-based
paints.
o Crystalllnesiiica
from
bricks
,
cement
andother
masonry
products.
o Arsenic
andchromium
fromchemicaily-treatedlumber.
Ycurrisk
from
theseexposures
varies,
dependingon
howofien
you
dothis
typeofwork.
Toreduce
your
exposureto
these
chemicals:work
in
aweilventilated
area,andwork
with
approvedsafety
:cuiipment.
sucnas
those
dusi
masks
thatarespecially
designedto
fiiter
out
microscopic
carticles.

GENERALSAFEW
INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING
THEDRILL
PRESS
Safetyisa combination
ofcommon
sense,
stayingalert
andknowing
howto useyour
drill
press.
To
avoidmistakes
thatcould
cause
seriousinjury,
donot
plug
the
drill
press
inuntil
you
have
read
andunderstood
the
following:
1. READ
andbecome
familiar
withthis
entireinstruction
manual.
LEARN
thetool's
applications,
limitations,
and
possible
hazards.
2. KEEP
GUARDSlN
PLACE
andinworking
order.
3. DON'T
USEINA DANGEROUS
ENVIRONMENT.
Don't
use
power
tools
indamporwetlocations,
or
expose
themtorain.
Keep
work
areawell
lighted.
4. DO
NOTuse
power
tools
inthe
presence
offlammable
liquids
or
gases.
5. KEEP
WORK
AREA
CLEAN.
Ctuttered
areas
and
benches
invite
accidents.
6. KEEP
CHILDREN
AWAY.
Allvisitors
shoutd
bekept
at
asafedistance
from
thework
area.
7. DON'T
FORCE
THE
TOOL.
ttwiil
do
the
job
beter
andsafer
attherate
forwhich
itwas
designed.
8. USETHE
RIGHT
TOOL.
Don'tforce
toot
orthe
attachment
todb
ajob for
whichitwas
notdesigned.
9. WEARPROPER
APPAREL.
DONOT
weartoose
clothing,
gloves,
neckties,
rings,
bracelets,
orother
jewelry
which
may
get
caughtin
moving
parts.
Nonslip
footwear
isrecommended.
Wear
protective
hair
covering
to
containlong
hair.
10.
WEAR
A FACE
MASK
ORDUST
MASK.
Drilling
operation
produces
dust.
11.
DISCONNECT
TOOLS
before
servicing,
and
when
changing
accessories,
such
asblades,
bits,
cutters,
and
thelike.
12.
REDUCETHE
RISK
OFUNINTENTIONAL
STARTING.
Make
sure
the
switchis
in
"OFF'position
before
plugging
in.
13.
USE
RECOMMENDED
ACCESSORTES.
Consuttthe
owner's
manual
for
therecommended
accessorres.
The
use
ofimproper
accessories
rrr€ly
cause
risk
of
injury
to
persons.
14.
REMOVEADJUSTINGKEYSAND
WRENCHES.
From
thehabitofcheckingtoseethatkeys
and
adjustingwrenchesareremovedfrom
the
tool
before
turning
"ON".
15.NEVERLEAVETOOLRUNNING
UNATTENDED.
TURNTHEPOWER
"OFF".
Don'tleave
thetooluntil
it
comestoacompletestop.
16.NEVER
STANDON
TOOL.
Seriousinjuiy
couldoccur
ifthe
toolistippedorifthecuttingtoolis
unintentionally
contacted.
17.DON'T
OVERREACH.Keep
proper
footingand
balanceatalltimes.
18.MAINTAINTOOLSWITH
CARE.Keeptools
sharp
andcleanforbest
andsafest
performance.
Follow
instructions
forlubricating
andchangingaccessories.
19.
CHECK
FOR
DAMAGEDPARTS.Beforefurther
use
of
thetool,
aguard orother
part
that
is
damagedshould
becarefullycheckedtodeterminethatitwill
operate
properly
and
perform
its
intendedfunction.
Checkfor
alignmentofmoving
parts,
bindingofmoving
parts,
breakageof
parts,
mounting,
andanyotherconditions
thatmay
affectitsoperation.Aguard
orother
part
that
is
damaged
should
be
properly
repaired
or
replaced.
20.MAKEWORKSHOPKID
PROOFwith
padlocks,
master
switches,
orbyremoving.starterkeys.
21.DONOT
operatethetoolif
you
areunderthe
influence
ofanydrugs,
alcoholormedication
thatcould
affect
your
abilitytouse thetool
properly.
22.Dust
generated
fromcertainmaterials
canbe
hazardous
toyour health.
Alwaysoperate
thedrill
press
inawell-ventilated
areaand
provide
for
proper
dustremoval.
Usedustcollection
systemswhenever
possible.
23.ALWAYS
WEAREYE
PROTECTION.
Anydrill
press
canthrow
foreign
objectsinto
the
eyes
which
could
cause
permanent
eyedamage.
ALWAYS
wear
Safety
Goggles
(notglasses)
that
complywith
ANSI
safetystandard287.1
.Everyday
eyeglasses
haveonlyimpact-resistant
lenses.
TheyARE
NOT
safety
glasses.
SafetyGoggles
areavailableatSears.
NOTE:
Glassesorgoggles not
incompliance
with
ANSI
287.1could
seriouslyhurt
you
whenthey
break.
SAVETHESE
INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIFICSAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
FORTHE"DRILLPRESS
For
your
ownsafety,donot
trytouse
your
drill
press
orplug itinuntilitiscompletelyassembled
andinstalled
accordingto
theinstructions,
anduntil
you
have
read
and
understoodthis
instructionmanual:
1. YOURDRILLPRESSMUST
BEBOLTEDsecurel/
toaworkbench.
In
addition,
ifthereisanytendency
for
your
drill
press
tomove during
certainoperations,
bolt
theworkbenchtothefloor.
2. THISDRILL
PRESSisintendedforuse
in
dry
conditions,
indooruseonly.
3. WEAREYEPROTECTION.USE
faceordust
mask
alongwithsafety
goggles
ifdrillingoperation
isdusty.
USE
ear
protectors,
especially
duringextended
periods
ofoperation.
4. DO NOTwear
gloves,
neckties,orlooseclothing.
5. DONOTtrytodrill
materialtoosmalltobesecurely
held.
6. ALWAYSkeephandsoutofthe
path
ofadrillbit.
Avoid
awkward
hand
positions
whereasuddenslip
could
cause
your
handtomoveintothedrillbit.
7. DONOTinstalloruseanydrillbit
thatexceeds
175mm
(7")
inlengthorextends
150mm
(6")
below
thechuck
jaws.
Theycansuddenlybendoutward
or
break.
8. DO
NOT
USE
wirewheels,routerbits,shaper
cutters,
circle
(fly)
cutters,
orrotary
planers
on
thisdrill
press.
9. WHENcuttinga large
piece
ofmaterial
makesureit
isfully
supported
atthetable
height.
10.
DO
NOT
perform
anyoperation
freehand.ALWAYS
hold
theworkpiecefirmlyagainst
thetableso
itwill
not
rock
ortwist.Useclamps
oravise
for
unstable
workpieces.
11.MAKE
SURE
thereare
nonailsorforeignobjects
in
the
part
oftheworkpiecetobedrilled.
12.
CLAMPWORKPIECE
ORBRACE
againstthe
left
sideofthecolumntoprevent
rotation.lfitistooshort
orthetableistilted,clamp
solidlytothe
table
and
use
thefence
provided.
13.IFTHEWORKPIECE
overhangsthe
tablesuchthat
itwillfallortipifnotheld,clamp
it
to
thetableor
provide
auxiliarysupport.
14.SECURE
WORK.
Use
clampsor
aviseto
hold
the
rvork
when
practical.lt'ssafer
thanusing
your
hand
and
itfreesboth
hands
tooperate
tool.
15.WHEN
using
adrill
press
vise,always
fasten
tothe
table.
16.
MAKESURE
allclamps
and
locksare
firmly
tightened
before
drilling.
17.
SECURELY
LOCKTHE
HEADand
tablesupport
to
thecolumn,
and
thetable
tothe
tablesupport
before
operating
thedrill
press.
18.NEVER
turn
your
drill
press
onbefore
clearing
the
tableof
allobjects
(tools,
scraps
ofwood,etc.)
19.
BEFORESTARTING
theoperation,
jog
the
motor
switch
tomake
surethe
drillbit
does
notwobble
or
vibrate.
20.
LETTHE
SPINDLE
REACH
FULLSPEED
before
starting
todrill.lf
yourdrill
press
makes
anunfamiliar
noiseorifitvibrates
excessively,
stop
immediately,
turnthe
drill
press
off
andunplug.
Do
notrestart
until
the
problem
iscorrected.
21.
DO
NOT
perform
layoutassembly
orset
upwork
on
the
table
whilethe
drill
press
isinoperation.
22.USE
RECOMMENDED
SPEED
fordrillaccessory
and
workpiece
material.
SEE
INSTRUCTIONS
thatcome
withtheaccessory.
23.WHEN
DRILLING
largediameter
holes,clamp
the
workpiece
firmly
to
thetable.Otherwise,
the
bitmay
grab
andspin
the
workpiece
at
highspeed.
DO
NOT
USE
flycutters
ormultiple-part
hole
cutters,
asthey
cancome
apart
orbecome
unbalanced
inuse.
24.
MAKESURE
thespindle
hascome
toacomplete
stopbefore
touching
the
workpiece.
25.
TOAVOID
INJURY
fromaccidental
starting,
always
turn
theswitch
"OFF'and
unplug
thedrill
press
before
installingorremoving
any
accessory
orattachment
ormaking
any
adjustrnent.
26.
KEEPGUARDS
lN
PLACE
and
inworking
order.
27.USEONLY
SELF-EJECTING
TYPECHUCK
KEYas
provided
with
thedrill
Press.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS

GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS
INTHE
EVENT
OFA,MALFUNCTION
ORBREAKDOWN,
grounding
provides
apath
ofleastresistance
for
electric
current
andreduces
therisk
of
electric
shock.This
tool
is
equipped
with
an
electric
cordthat
has
anequipment
grounding
conductor
anda.groundingplug.
The
plug
MUST
be
plugged
into
amatching
receptacle
that
is
properly
installed
and
grounded
in
accordance
with
ALL
local
codes
and
ordinances.
DO
NOT
MODIFYTHE
PLUG
PROVIDED.
IfitwiII
notfitthe
receptacle,
have
the
proper
receptacle
installed
bya .
qualif
ied
electrician.
IMPROPER
CONNECTION
of
theequipment
grounding
conductor
canresult
inrisk
of
electric
shock.The
conductor
with
the
green
insulation
(with
orwithout
yellow
stripes)
isthe
equipmentgrounding
conductor.
lfrepair
orreplacement
ofthe
electric
cordorplug
isnecessary,
DO
NOT
connect
the
equipment
grounding
conductor
to
alive
terminal.
CHECKwith
aqualified
electrician
or
service
personnel
if
you
do
notcompletely
understand
the
grounding
instructions,
orif
you
are
not
surethe
toolis
properly
grounded.
USE
ONLY
3.WIREEXTENSION
CORDSTHAT
HAVE
3.PRONG
GROUNDING
PLUGS
AND
3.POLE
RECEPTACLES
THAT
ACCEPT
THE
TOOL'S
PLUG.
REPAIR
ORREPLACE
DAMAGED
OR
WORN
CORD
IMMEDIATELY.
GUIDELINES
FOR
EXTENSION
CORDS
Make
sure
your
extension
cordisin
good
condition.
When
using
anextension
cord,
besureto useoneheavy
enough
tocarry
the
current
yourproduct
will
draw.
An
undersized
cord
will
cause
a drop
inline
voltageresulting
inloss
ofpower
and
overheating.
The
table
below
shows
the
correct
size
touse
according
tocordlength
and
nameplate
ampererating.
lfin
doubt,
usethenextheavier
gauge.
The
smaller
the
gauge
number,
theheavier
the
cord.
Be sure your extensioncord is properly wired andin
good
condition.
Always
replace
a damaged
extension
cord
or have
it repaired
bya qualified
person
before
using
it.Protectyour
extension
cords
from
sharp
objects,
excessive
heat
anddamp
orwetareas.
Usea separate
electrical
circuitfor
your
tools.This
circuit
must
not
beless
than#12
wire
andshould
beprotected
with
a 15
Amp
timelag
fuse.
Before
connecting
themotor
to
the
power
line,
make
sure
the
switch
isin
the
"OFF"
position
andtheelectric
current
is rated
thesame
asthe
current
stamped
onthe
motor
nameplate.
Running
ata
lower
voltage
will
damage
themotor.
This
toolisintendedforuse
onacircuitthathas
a
receptaclelike
theoneillustratedinFIGURE
A.
FIGURE
Ashowsa3-prongelectrical
plug
andreceptacle
thathas
agrounding conductor.lfaproperly
grounded
receptacleisnot
available,
anadapter
(FIGURE
B)
can
beusedtotemporarily
connectthis
plug
toa2-contact
ungroundedreceptacle.
Theadapter
(FIGURE
B)has
a
rigid
lug
extending
fromit
thatMUST
beconnected
toa
permanent
earth
ground,
suchasapropedy
grounded
receptacle
box.The
CanadianElectrical
Code
prohibits
theuseofadapters.
CAUTION:
lnallcases,make
certainthereceptacle
in
question
is
properly
grounded.
lfyou
arenot
sure
have
a
certified
electriciancheckthereceptacle.
This
drill
press
isforindoor
useonly.Donot
expose
to
rain
orusein
damp
locations.
Fig.A
Prong
Properly
Grounded
3-ProngReceptacle
Fig.B Grounding
Make
SureThis
is
Connected
toa
Known
Ground'
2-Prong
Receptacle
This
toolmust
be
grounded
whileinusetoprotect
the
operatorfrom
electrical
shock.
3-Prong
-A-
w
Grounding
Plug
SAVETHESE
INSTRUCTIONS
Total.length
of cord infeet
morethan notmore
than

AVAILABLE
ESEWI
ACCESSORIES
Use
onlyaccessories
recommended
for
this
drill
press.
Follow
instructionsthataccompany
accessories.
Useof
improper
accessories
may
cause
hazards.
Visit
your
Sears
Hardware
Departmentorsee
theSears
Power
and
HandToolCatalog
for
thefollowing
accessories:
. Drillbits
. Hold-DownandGuide
. DrillPressVises
. Clamping
Kit
UNPACKING
AND
CHECKING
CONTENTS
lf
any
part
is
missingor
damaged,
do
not
plug
the
drill
press
inuntil
themissing
ordamaged
part
isreplaced,
and
assembly
iscomPlete.
Carefully
unpack
the
drill
press
and
all
its
parts,
and
compare
against
the
illustration
belgw.
To
protect
the
drill
press
from
moisture,
aprotective
coating
hasbeen
applied
to
the
machinedsurfaces'
Remove
thiscoating
withasoft
clothmoistened
with
kerosene
or
WD-40.
Toavoid
fireortoxic
reaction,
neverusegasoline,
naphtha,
aceione,
lacquerthinner
orsimilar
highly
volatilesolvents
toclean
the
drill
press.
TABLEOF
LOOSE
PARTS
Use
onlyaccessories
designed
for
thisdrill
press
to
avoid
injuryfromthrownbroken
parts
or
workpieces.
Donot
useany
accessory
unless
you
havecompletely
readthe
instruction
orowner's
manual
forthataccessory.
ITEM
A.
B.
c.
D.
E.
F.
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H.
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o.
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DESCRIPTION
Headassembly
Base
Table
Column
assembly
Collar
Rack
Loose
parts
bag:
Feed
handles
Worm
gear
Crank
handle
Lock
handle
Hexbolts
Fenceassembly
Triangle
knobs
Wing
nuts
Washers
Hexkeys
Box:
Chuck
key
Chuck
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Cord
clamp
Belt
tension
knob Feed
spring
Column
collar
Bevel
scale
Support
lock
handle
Depthscale
stop
nuts Depth scale
pornler
Oepth
scale
Feedstoprod
hstop
Spindle
ON/OFF
Tablesupport switch
w/key
Head
lock
screw
Fenceendstop
Fence
backstop

I
I
BASE
- Supports
thedrill
press.
For
additional
stability,
holes
are
provided
inthebase
toboltthedrill
press
to
the
floor.
(See
"Specific
Safety
InstructionsforDrillPresses".)
BACKUPMATERIAL
- Apiece
ofscrapwood
placed
betweentheworkpieceandtable.The
backup
board
prevents
woodin
the
workpiecefrom
splintering
whenthe
drill
passes
throughthebackside
ofthe
workpiece.ltalso
prevents
drillingintothetabletop.
BELT
GUARD
ASSEMBLY
- Coversthe
pulleys
andbelt
duringoperationofthedrill
press,
BELT
TENSION
- Refertothe
"Assembly"
Section,
"lnstalling
and
Tensioning
BeltJ'
BELTTENSIONKNOB
- Tightening
theknoblocks
themotorbracketsupportmaintaining
correctbeltdistance
andtension.
BEVEL
SCALE
- Showsthedegreeof
table
tiltfor
bevel
operations.Thescaleismounted
on
the
sideofthearm.
CHUCK
- Holds
thedrillbitor
other
recommended
accessorytoperform desiredoperations.
CHUCKKEY
- Aself-ejecting
chuckkeywhichwill
pop
outofthechuckwhen
you
let
go
ofit.Thisactionis
designedtohelp
prevent
throwingofthe
chuck
keyfrom
the
chuck
when
the
power
is
turned
"ON".
Donotuse
anyotherkeyas
asubstitute;orderanew
one
if
damaged
orlost.
COLUMN
- Connectsthehead,
table,andbaseona
one-piece
tube
for
easyalignment
andmovement.
COLUMNCOLLAR
- Holdstherack
tothecolumn.
Rackremainsmovable
inthecollar
topermit table
cupportmovements.
COLUMN
SUPPORT
- Supportsthe
column,
guides
the
rackand
provides
mountingholesfor
columntobase.
DEPTH
SCALE
- lndicates
depthofhole
beingdrilled
DEPTH
SCALE
POINTER
- Indicates
thedrillingdepth
by
pointing
tothedepthscale.
DEPTH
SCALE
STOPNUTS
- Locks
thedepthscaleto
selected
depth.
DRILLBIT
- The
cuttingtool
used
in
thedrill
press
to
make
holes
inaworkpiece.
DRILLON/OFF
SWITCH
- Has
locking
feature.
This
featureisintended
tohelp
prevent
unauthorized
and
possible
hazardous
usebychildren
and
others.
lnsertthe
keyintothe
switchto
turnthedrill
press
on.
DRILLING
SPEED
- Changed
by
placing
the
belt
in
any
ofthesteps
(grooves)
inthe
pulleys.
See
theSpindle
Speed
Chart
insidethebelt
guard.
FEEDHANDLE
- Movesthechuck
upordown.
lf
necessary,one
ortwo
ofthe
handlesmayberemoved
whenever
theworkpiece
isof
suchunusual
shape
thatit
interferes
with
thehandles.
FENCE
- Attachesto
thetable
toalign
theworkpieceor
forfast
repetitivedrilling.
Removable.Remove
fence
when
itinterferes
withotherdrill
press
accessories.
HEAD
LOCKS
- Locksthe
headtothecolumn.
ALWAYS
lockthehead
in
place
while
operating
thedrill
press.
RACK
- Combines
with
gear
mechanism
toprovide easy
elevationof
thetableby
the
handoperated
tablecrank.
REVOLUTION
PERMINUTE
(R.P.M.)
-The numberof
turnscompletedby
aspinning
object
inone
minute.
SPINDLESPEED
- TheR.P.M.of
thespindle.
SPRINGCAP
- Adjusts
quill
spring
tension.
TABLE
- Provides
working
surface
tosupportworkpiece.
TABLEBEVEL
LOCK
- Locksthetable
inany
position
from0o-45o.
TABLECRANK
HANDLE
- Elevatesand
lowerstable.
Turnclockwisetoelevate
table.
Support
lockmustbe
releasedbeforeoperating
crank.
TABLE
SUPPORT
LOCK
-Tightening
locksthe
table
supporttothecolumn.
Alwayshaveitlockedin
place
whileoperating
thedrill
press.
TABLESUPPORT
- Rideson
thecolumn
to
support
the
table.
WORKPIECE
- Materialbeingdrilled.
ll..
.
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rl.':.,

ASSEMBLY
ESEW INSTRUCTIONS
For
your
ownsafety,
never
connect
plug
to power
source
outlet
until
allassembly
and
adjustment
steps
are
completed,
andyouhave
readandunderstood
thesafety
and
operating
instructions.
Framingsquare Socket
wrench
with23mm.socket
TheDrillPress
isveryheavyandMUST
belifted
with
the
helpof2 PEOPLE
OFt
MORE,tosafely
assemble
it'
coLUMN SUPPORTTO
BASE
(FlG.
A)
1. Positionbase
(1)
on
floor.
2. Place
column
(2)
onbase,
aligning
holes
incolumn
support
with
holes
inbase.
3. Locate
fourlong
hexbolts
(3)
fromloose
parts
bag.
1. Placea bolt
in
each
hole
through
thecolumn
support
and
the
base.
Tighten
withan
adjustable
wrencn.
Fig.A
TABLE
TOCOLUMN
ASSEMBLY
(FlG.
B THROUGH
F)
1. Locate
the
worm
gear,
table
crank,
and
table
support
lock
handle
from
the
loose
parts
bag.
2. Insert
the
worm
gear
(1)
into
the
table
crank
handle
hole
(2)
from
inside
the
table
support
(3).
Make
sure
the
worm
gear
(1)
meshes
with
the
inside
gear'
3. Insert
the
iable
support
lock
handle
(4)
into
thehole
at
therear
of
the
table
support.
Tighten'
NOTE:
Table
clarity.
Fig.
B
removed
from
support
inillustration
for
*%
oA
Place
the
rack
(5)
in
position
inside
the
table
support
(3)'
making
sure
the
worm
gear
(1)
on
the
inside
ofthe
table
support
is
engaged
with
the
teeth
of
the
rack'
Slotted screwdriver
/r\#1 (
-
Combination
wrench
Combination
square
t-t
tt
rr--!-_--i:r
\l+t':.t
4.
8"& 10"
Adjustable
wrenches
10

8.
9.
5.
6.
Sfide.the
table
support
assembly
with
therack ( 3,5)
together-
onto
the
column.
Engage
thebottom
oftherack (5)
with
thelipofthe
column
support(6).
Tighten
the
support
lock
handle(4)
tolock
the
table
support
assembly
tothe
column.
Installthe
coltar
(7)
to
the
top
end
ofthe
rack
(5)
on
the
column,
IMPORTANT:
The
botrom
of
the
coltgr
MUST
NOT
be
pushed
alltheway
down
onto
theiopofthe
rack.
MAKE
SURE
the
top
ofthe
rack
isunder
the
bottom
ofthe
collar
and
that
there
is
enough
clearance
toallow
therack
tofreely
rotate
around
thecolumn.
Tighten
theset
screw
(e).
CAUTION:
To
avoid
column
or
collar
damage,
DO
NOT
OVERTIGF|IEN
the
set
screw.
Fig.
E
'h,
Instalf
thetable
crank
handle
(9)
totheworm gear
shaft
(1)
onthe
side
ofthe
table
support
(3).
Line
up
theflat
side
ofthe
shaft
with
the
set
screw
(10)
in
thecrank
handle
andtighten
the
screw
with
ahex
wrench.
TNSTALL|NGTHE
HEAD
(Ftc.
c)
The
Drill
Press
isvery
heavy
and
MUST
belifted
with
the
help
of2 PEOPLE
ORMORE,
tosafely
assemble
it.
1 Carefully
lift
head
(1)
above
the
cotumn
(2)
and
slide
itonto
the
column.
Make
sure
the
head
slides
down
over
the
column
asfar
as
possible.
Align
the
head
with
the
base.
2. Using
the
hex
wrench,
tighten
thetwo
head
lock
setscrews(3)
on
theright
side
ofthe
head.
Fig.
F
Fig.
G
;11

TNSTALLING
FEED
HANDLES(FlG.
H)
1. Locate
threeieedhandles
inthe loose
parts
bag'
2. Screw
thefeed
handles
(1)into
thethreaded
holes
(2)
inthe
hub
(3).
Tighten.
INSTALLINGTHE
CHUCK
(FlG-l,J and
K)
1. Clean
out
thetapered
hole
inthe
chuck
(1)
with
a
clean
cloth.
2. Clean
tapered
surfaces
on
the
spindle
(2).
CAUTION:
Make
sure
there
are
no
foreign
particles
sticking
tothesurfaces'
The
slightest
piece
of
dirt
on
any
of
these
surfaces
will
prevent
thechuck
from
seating
properly.
This
will
cause
the
drill
chuck
and
bit
towobble.
lftapered
hole
isextremely
dirty,
use
a
cleaning
solvent.
Using
arubber
mallet,
plastic-tipped.hammer'
or
a
bl;;k'; wooo
ana
ahammer,
firmly
tap
the
chuck
upward
into
position
on
the
spindle
shaft'
Fig.
K
MOUNING
DRILL
PRESSTOWORK
SURFACE
(FlG'L)
i. - ttmounting
the
drill
press
toaworkbench,
asolid
wood
bench
is
preferredover
aplywoodboard,
to
reduce
noise
and
vibration.
2. Holes
should
be
pre-drilledthrough
thesupporting
surface.
3. The
hardware
tomount
this
drill
pressisNOT
supplied
with
the
tool'
The
hardware
as
shown
in
the
illustration
should
be
used:
o.
Fig.
I
Lower
the
spindle
(2)
by
turning
the
feed
handles
(3)
counterclockwise.
Push
the
chuck
up
onto
the
spindle
(2).
Tap
gently
toensure
seat.
Open
tne
jaws
ofthe
chuck
(1)
by
rotating
the
chuck
sleeve
clockwise.
To
prevent
damage,
make
sure
the
laws
are
completely
receded
intothe
chuck'
Fig.
Jnt
tl
IT-
-\l
nl
GJ-sl
\_-/ I
n
.It-
t$rrl
ilt- |
ilt lll
ill ill
III UI
n-I
iltI
v
E-
g- 2
I
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Fig.
L
Drill
press
base
Bolt
Flat
washer
Rubber
washer
Worksurface
Flat
washer
Lockwasher
Hex
nut
Jam
nut
3.
4.
5. 1
I
{
"l
I
12

FENCE
ASSEMBLY
(Ftc.M)
1 Determine
the
desired
location
for
the
fence
(1).
2. Align
the
mounting
holes
ofthe
fence
over
the
table
' top
slots.
3. flaceqwasher
(2)
on
thethreaded
end
of
the
knob
(3).
lnsert
the
knob
through
the
mounting
hole
of
thefence
and
the
table
slot.
4. Place
awasher
andwing
nut
(4)
on
theknob
from
under
the
table.
5. Repeat
for
the
other
knob
and
tighter.r.
Fig.
M
ADJUSTMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION:
Allthe adjustments
fortheoperation
ofthe
drill
press
have
been
completed
atthefactory.
Dueto
normal
wear
anduse,
some
occasional
readjustments
maybe necessary.
To
avoid
injuryfrom
anaccidentalstart,
ALWAyS
make
surethe
switch
isin
the
"OFF"position,
the
switch
key
is
removed,
andthe
plug
is
not
connected
to
the
power
source
outlet
before
making
beltadjustments.
ALTGNTNGTHE
BELTPULLEYS
(Ftc.
N)
Open
the
head
cover
of
theDrill
press.
Check
alignment
of
the
pulleys
with
astraight
edge
(5)
such
as
afiaming
square,
alevel,
orapiece
ofwood.
Lay
the
straight
edge
across
the
top
ofthe
pulleys.
lfallthree
pulleys
arewOt
aligned:
1. Release
belt
pressure
byloosening
the
belttension
lock
knobs(2)
oneither
side
ofthe
head,
counterclockwise.
2. Loosen
themotor
mount
nuts
(3).
Lift
orlower
the
motor
(4)
untilthe
pulleys
are
inline.
3. Tighten
the
motor
mount
nuts
(3)
using
anadjustable
wrench.
NOTE:
llo
avoidrattles
or
othernoise,
the
motor
housing
should
not
touch
the
lower
belt
guard
housing.
Retighten
the
beltby
pulling
the
motor
(4)
toward
or
away
from
the
drill
press
head,
until
the
belt
deflects
approximately
1/2inch
when
pressed
in
the
center.
NOTE:
Refer
tothe
chart
inside
the
belt
guard
cover
forrecommended
drilling
speeds
and
belt
/ pulley
positions.
Lock
the
belt
tension
lock
knobs
(2)
byturning
clockwise.
NOTE:
When
the
beltisnew,
itmay
be
difficult
to
move
the
belt.
Asthe
machine
isused,
the
belt
will
gain
more
elasticity
andwill
be
easier
toadiust.
4.
5.
€ ------------....-
:-;
:P
Fig.
N

I5.
To
preventpersonal
injuryafwaysdisconnectthe
plug
from
lhe
power
sourue
when
maklng
any
adjustmenls.
SQUARTNGTABLETO
I|EAD(FrG. O,
P)
NOTE:Thetableand
suppotthasapredrilled
holewitha
locking
pin
inserted
ficr
locklng
thetabletoapredetermined
0o
horizontal
posilion.
ltmustbe loosenedtochangelhe
angleof
thetable.
lnsert
a 114', orlargerdlameter,
precisionground
steelrod
(1),
approximately3-long,
intothechuck
(2).
Tightenthe
chuck
jaws.
Raisetabfetoworkingheightand
lock.
l.lsing
thecombinationsquare
(3),place
oneedge
flat
onthe
lable,
andallgnlheotheredge
vertically
besidethe
rod
(1).
(Figure
Pf lfanadJustment isnecessaryTIGHTEN
thenut
(9 cnthelocklng pin
clockwisetoBELEASE
itfrom the
lablesupport.
Loosenthelargehexheadbevel
lockingbolt
(5).
Io prevent
injury,besuretoholdthetable&tablearm
assembly,
soitwillnot swivelortilt.
6. Alignthesquaretothe
rod
byrotaling
thetable
unlil
the
square
and
rod
are
inline.
7. Betightenlhelargehex bolt
(5).
Fig.O
BEVELSCALE
(FrG.
P)
NOTE:Thebevel
scale
hasbeenincludedto'measure
approximate
bevelangles.
lfprecision isnecessary,
asquareorolher
measuringtool
should
beusedto
position
the
table.Tousethebevelscale
(6):
1. TIGHTEN
thenut
(4)
onthelocking
pin
clockwiseto
RELEASE
itfromthetable
support.
2. Loosenthelarge
hex
head
bevel
lockingbolt
(5).
3. Tiltlhetable, aligning
the
desiredangle
measurement
to
thezero
line
oppositethescale
(Q.
4. Tighten.lhe
bevel
locking
bolt.
(5).
Torelurn
thetableto itsoriginal
position,
loosen
the
bevel
lockingbolt(5).
Realign
lhe bevel
scale
(6)
to
the0o
position.
Return
nut(4)on locking
pinto theOUTSIDE
END
OFTHREADS.Gently
taplocking
pinuntil
itisseated
inthehole.
Fingertighten
nut(4).
NOTE:The table has been removedfromthe
illuslration
forcfarity.
SPTNDLSOUTLL
(FlG.
O)
Rotatethe
feedhandles
counterclockwise
folower spindle
toits
lowest
position.
Handsupport
the
spindle
securely
and
move
itbackand
fortharound
itsaxis.
lfthere
istoo
much
play,
dothe
following:
1. Loosen
locknut
(1).
2. Turnthescrarl
(2)
cfockwise
toeliminate
the
play,
bul
withoutobstructing
the
upward
movement
ofthe
spindle.
(A
little
play
inthe
spindle
isnormal.)
3. Tighten
the
locknut
(1).
Fig.Q
2.
3.
1.
4,
lil
@
I

QUlt-L
RETURN
SPRTNG
{FlG.
Q,
R)
The
quill
retu3n
springmayneed
adjustment
ifthetension
causesthe
quill
toreturntoorapidly
ortooslowly.
1. Lowerthe
tableforadditionalclearance.
2. Place
ascrewdriverinthelower
frontnotch
(1)
ofthe
spring
cap
(2).
Holditin
place
whileloosening
and
removing
onlytheouter
jam
nut
(3).
3. With
thescrewdriverstill
engagedinthenotch,
loosentheinner
nut
(4)
just
until
thenotch
(5)
disengagesfromthe
boss
(6)
onthedrill
press
head.
CAUTION:DONOTREMOVETHIS
INNERNUT,
becausethe
springwill
forciblyunwind.
4. Carefullyturnthe
springcap
(2)
counterclockwisewith
the
screwdriver,
engagingthenextnotch.
5. Lowerthe
quill
tothelowest
position
by
rotating
the
feedhandlein
acounterclockwise
directionwhile
holding
thespring
cap
(2)
in
position.
6. lfthe
quill
moves
up
anddownaseasilyas
you
desire,tighten
thestandardnut
(4)
withtheadjustable
wrench.
lftooloose,
repeat
steps2through5to
tighten.lftootight,
reverse
steps4and
5,
DONOT
OVERTIGHTENandrestrict
quill
movement.
7. Replacethe
jam
nut
(3)
andtighten
against
the
standardnut
(4)
toprevent
the
standardnutfrom
reversing.
Toavoid
injuryfromanaccidental
start,ALWAYSmake
suretheswitch
isin
the
"OFF"
position,
theswitchkeyis
removed,andthe
plug
isnotconnected
tothe
power
source
outlet
beforemaking
beltadjustments.
BELTTENSTON
(FrG.
S)
Makesure
pulleys
arealigned
properly
asshownin
FigureOon
page
13.
1. Tounlockthe
belttension,
loosenthebelt
tension
lock
knobs
(1)
onbothsidesof
thedrill
press
head.
2. Movethemotor
(2)
towardthe
front
of
the
drill
press
toloosenthebelt.
3. Position
thebelton
the
correct
pulley
steps
for
the
desired
speed.
4. Pullthemotoraway
fromthedrill
press
head
until
thebelt
is
properly
tensioned.
NOTE:Belt
tensioniscorrect
ifthebeltdeflects
approximately
1/2
inchwhen
pressed
atthecenter.
5. Tighten
the
belt
tension
lockknobs
(1)
onbothsides
ofthedrill
press
head.
Fig.
S
iru
rh.
r*; Fig.
5

l
I
BASIC
DRILL
PRESS
OPERATIONS
SPEEDS
ANDBELT
PLACEMENT(Ftc.
T)
This
drill
press
has
5speeds,
aslisted
below:
540 RPM 880 RPM
2610
RPM 3600RPM 1600
RPM
Seeinside
ofthe
belt
guard
for
specific
placement
ofthe
belts
on
the
pulleys
tochange
speeds.
To
anoid
possible
injury,
keep
guard
closed,
in
place,
andin
proper
working
orderwhile
toolis
inoperation.
Fig.T Belt/ Pulley
Position-RPM
Chart
540RPM 880
RPM 1600
RPM
2610
RPM 3600RPM
oN/ oFF
SWTTCH
(Ftc.
U)
The"ON
I OFF"
switch
has
aremovable,
yellowplastic
key.
With
the
keyremoved
fromthe
switch,
unauthorized
and
hazardous
use
bychildren
andothersis
minimized.
1. Toturnthe
drill
press
"ON",
insert
key
(1)
intothe
slotof
the
switch
(2),
and
molethe
switchupward
tothe
"ON"
position.
2. Toturn
the
drill
press
"OFF",
move
the
switch
downward.
To
lockthe
switchin
the
"OFF'position,
grasp
the
end,
or
yellow
part,
ofthe
switchtoggle,
and
pull
it
out.
Withthe
switch
keyremoved,
the
switchwillnot
operate.
lfthe
switchkeyisremoved
whilethe
drill
press
is
running,
it
canbeturned
"OFF'but
cannot
berestarted
withoutinserting
the
switchkey.
Always
lock
the
switch
"OFF'when
the
drill
press
isnotin
use.Remove
thekey
andkeep
itin
asafe
place.
Inthe
eventof
apower failure,
blownfuse,
ortrippedcircuit
breaker,
turnthe
switch
"OFF'and
remove
thekey,
preventing
an
accidental
startupwhen
the
power
comes
on.
Fig.
U
TNSTALL|NGDR|LLBtT
tNCHUCK
(FtG.
V)
1. Withtheswitch
'OFF andthe
yellow
switch
key
removed,
openthechuck
jaws
(1)
using
the
chuck
key
(2).
Turnthechuckkey
counterclockwisetoopen
thechuck
jaws.
2. Insertthedrillbit
(3)
into
thechuckfar
enough
to
obtainmaximum
gripping
bythe
jaws,
butnotfar
enough
to
touch
the
spiral
grooves
(flutes)
of
thedrill
bit
whenthe
jaws
are
tightened.
Makesurethatthedrilliscenteredinthe
chuck.
Turnthe
chuck
keyclockwisetotighten
the
jaws.
Toavoidinjuryoraccidentbythechuckkey
ejecting
forciblyfromthechuckwhenthe
power
is
turned
"ON",
use
onlytheself-ejectingchuckkeysuppliedwiththis
drill
press.
Alwaysrecheck
and
remove
thechuck
key
before
turning
the
power"ON".
Fig.V
3.
4.
3.
4.
5.
16

To
prevent
the
workpiece
orbackup
matdrial
from
being
torn
from
your
hands
while
drilling,
you
MUST
position
thl
workpiece
against
theLEFT
side
of
thecolumn.
lfthe
workpiece
orthe
backup
material
isnot
long
enough
to
reach
the
column,
clamp
them
tothe
table,
oruse
the
fence
provided
with
the
drill
press
tobrace
the
workpiece.
Failure
to
secure
theworkpiece
could
result
inpersonal
injury.
USTNGTHE
FENCE(Ftc.
w)
The
fenceprovides
away
of
accurately
and
quickly
getting
up
theworkpiece
for
more
precision
orrepetitive
drilling
operations.
1. Using
the
centerpunch
or
sharp
nail,
make
an
indentation
in
the
workpiece
where
you
want
to
drill,
2. Lower
the
drill
bit
to
align
with
theindentation
onthe
workpiece.
See
"HOLDING
ADR|LLING
LOCAT|ON"
page
19.
3. Loosen
theknobs(1)
andslide
the
fence
back
stop
(2)
lirmly
against
the
long
side
of
theworkpiece.
Tignten
the
knobs
when
in
position.
4. Loosen
the
wing
nut
(3)
and
slide
the
end
stop
(4)
along
the
fence
untilitis
firmly
against
theleft
side
ofthe -
workpiece.
Tighten
the
wing
nut.
5. Checkthe
accuracy
by
drilling
ascrap
workpiece.
Adjust
ifneeded.
6. Hold
with
your
hand
orclamp
the
top
surface
ofthe
workpiece
firmly
to
prevent
it
from
lifting
offthe
table
when
the
bitis
raised.
Depth
scalemethod(FtG.Y)
NOTE:
With
thechuck
up,thetip
of
the
drillbitmust
be
just
slightly
above
the
topofthe'workpiece.
1. With
the
switch
"OFF",
turn
thefeed
handle
until
the
pointer
(7)
points
tothe
desired
depth
ohthe
depth
scale
(4).
Hold
the
feed
handtes
in
that
position.
2. Spinthelower
nut
(3)
down
tocontact
the
depth
stop
lug
(6)
onthehead.
3. Spin
the
upper
stopnut
(5)
against
the
lower
stop
nut
and
tighten.
4. The
anddrill
bitwill
now
stop
after
traveling
the
distance
selected
onthe
depth
scale
Drilling
ahole
Usingacenter
punch
or
asharp
nail,
dent
theworkpiece
where
you
want
thehole.
Before
turning
the
switch
on,
bring
the
drill
bitdown
to
theworkpiece,
lining
itupwith
the
hole
location.
Turnthe
switch
on
and
pull
down
on
the
feed
handles
with
onlyenough
etfort
toallow
the
drill
tocut.
FEEDING
TOO
SLOWLY
might
cause
the
driil
bitto
turn.
FEEDING
TOO
RAPIDLY
might
stop
themotor,
cause
the
belt
ordrill
toslip,tear
the
workpiece
loose,
orbreak
the
drill
bit.When
drilling
metal,it
will
benecessary
to
lubricate
the
tipofthe
drill
bitwith
oiltoprevent
it
from
overheating.
Fig.
Y
Fig.
W
DRILLING
TO
ASPECIFIC
DEPTH
Drilling
ablind
hole
(not
allthe
way
through
workpiece)
to
agiven
depth
can
be
done
two
ways:
Workpiece
method(FtG.
Xand
y)
1. Mark
the
depth
ofthe
hole
onthe
side
ofthe
workpiece(1).
With
the
switch
"OFF,
bring
the
drill
bit
(2)
down
untilthe
tip
is
even
with
the
mark.
Hold
the
feed
handle
at
this
position.
Spin-the
lower
nut
(3)
down
tocontact
the
depth
stop
lug(6)
on
the
head.
Spin
the
upper
nut
(5)
down
and
tighten
against
the
iower
nut.
(3)
The
drill
bit
will
now
stop
after
traveling
the
distance
marked
onthe
workpiece.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
17

REMOVTNGCHUCK
(FrG.
Z)
1. Withtheswitch"OFF,
openthe
jaws
ofthechuck
as
wide
as
possible
byturningthe
chuckcountercloclarvise.
2. Tapthe
chuck
(1)
lightlywith
aplastic
tipped
hammer
atthetopofchuck,untilthechuckreleases.
NOTE:Place
one
hand
belowthechucktocatchitwhen
it.falls
out.
Fig.Z
1
To
avoid
injury
fromanaccidentalstart,ALWAYSmake
surethe
switchisinthe
"OFF'position,
theswitchkeyis
removed,
andtheplug isnot
connectedtothe
power
sourceoutletbefore
removing
orinstallingthe chuck.
BASIC
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS
To
get
the
bestresults
andminimizethelikelihood
of
personal
injury,follow
theseinstructions
foroperating
your
drill
press.
For
your
own
safety,always
observethesafety
INSTRUCTIONS
listed
here
andon
pages
3,4,and5
oftheinstruction
manual.
YOUR
PROTECTION
To
avoidbeing
pulled
intothe
power
tool,
donotwear
Joose
clothing,
gloves,
neckties,
or
jewelry.
Always
tie
backlonghair,
1. lf
any
part
of
your
drill
press
ismissing,malfunctioning,
damaged
orbroken,stop
operationimmediately
until
that
part
is
properly
repaired
orreplaced.
Never
place
your
fingers
in
aposition wherethey
couldcontactthe
drillbit
orothercuttingtool.The
workpiecemay
unexpectedly
shift,or
your
hand
could
slip.
To
avoid
injuryfrom
parts
thrown
by
thespring,
follow
instructions
exactly
whenadjustingthe
springtension
ofthe
quill.
To
prevent
theworkpiece
from
beingtornfrom
your
hands,thrown,
spun
bythetool,orshattered,
always
properly
support
your
workpiece
asfollows:
a. Always
position
BACKUP
MATERIAL
(used
beneathworkpiece)
sothatitcontactstheleft
side
ofthe
column,orusethefence
provided
and
clamptobraceasmallerworkpiece.
i18
b. Whenever
possible,position
theWORKPIECE
to
contact
theleftsideofthecolumn.
lfitistooshort
orthe
tableistilted,use
thefence
provided
or
clampsolidly
tothetable,using
thetable
slots.
c. When
usinga drill
press
vise,
always
fastenitto
thetable.
d. Neverdoany
workfreehand
(hand-holding
the
workpiece
ratherthansupporting
itonthetable),
exceptwhen
polishing.
e. Securely
lockthe
head
and
tablesupporttothe
column,andthetable
tothetablesupport,before
operating
thedrill
press.
f. Nevermovethehead orthetablewhilethetool
isrunning.
g. Beforestartinganoperation,
jog
themotorswitch
tomakesure
thedrillorothercuttingtooldoes
notwobbleorcausevibration.
h. lfaworkpieceoverhangsthetablesoitwillfall
or
tipifnotheld,clamp
ittothe
table.or
provide
auxiliary-support.
i. Usethe
fence
provided
orotherfixtures
for
unusualoperationstoadequately
hold,
guide,
and
position
workpiece.
j. Use
the
SPINDLESPEED
recommendedforthe
specific
operationandworkpiecematerial.Check
the
panel
on
theinside
pulley
coveror
the
chart
belowfordrillingspeed
information.
For
accessories,
refertotheinstructions
provided
with
each
accessory.
Neverclimbonthedrill
press
table,itcouldbreakor
pull
the
entire
drill
press
downon
you.
Turn
themotorswitch
"OFP',
and
put
awaytheswitch
keywhenleavingthedrill
press.
To
avoid
injury
fromthrownworkortoolcontact,do
not
perform
layout,assembly,orset up
workonthe
table
whilethecuttingtool
isrotating.
.5.
6.
7.
DRILLING
SPEED
TABLE
(rpm)
DrillBit
Diam.
(lnches) Material
Wood Alum.,Zinc,Brass
lron,Steel
1116 3600 3600 3600
1t8 2610
3i16 1600
1/4 2610
5/16 880
3t8 1600
1t2 2610 880 540

POSITIONING
THE
TAELE
ANO
WORKPIECE
(F|GURE.AA
andBB)
1. Lock
the
tabfe
(1)
tothe
column
(2)
at
aposition
so
thetip
ofrhe
dntt
bir
(3)
is
just
above
the
top
ofthe
workpiece
(4).
2. ALWAYS
place
aBACK-UP
MATERTAL
(scrap
wood)
onthetable
beneath
the
workpiece.
This
will
preveni
splintering
orheavy
burrlng
onthe
underside
ofthe
workpiece.
To
keep
the
back-up
material
from
spinning
out
ofcontrol,
itMUST
contact
the
LEFT
side
ofthe
column.
HOLDING
A DRILLING
LOCATION
1. Using
acenterpunch
orsharp
nail,
make
an
indentation
inthe
workpiece
where
you
want
the
hole.
2. Using
thefeedhandles,
bringthe
drilldown
to
align
with
theindentation
beforeturning
the
drill"ON".
TTLT|NG
THETABLE(FfcURE
CC)
NOTE:
The
table
and
support
(t) has
apredrilled
hole
with
alocking
pin
insertedfor
locking
thetable
into
a
predetermined
0ohorizontal
position.
1. To
usethe
table
in
abevet
(tilted)
position,
TTGHTEN
thenut(2)
on
the
locking
pin
clockwise
toRELEASE
itfrom
thetaUe
support.
2. Loosen
the
largehex
headbevel
locking
bolt
(3).
To
prevent
injury,
be
sure
tohold
the
table
&table
arm
assembly,
soitwill
not
swivelor
tilt.
Fig.
CC
Tiltthe
table,
aligning
the
desired
angle
measurement
to
the
zeroline
opposite
thescale
(4).
Tighten
the
bevel
locking
bolt.
Torelurn
thetable
toits
original
position,
loosen
the
bevellocking
bolt
(3).
Realign
the
bevef
scate
(4)
to
thb
0o
position.
Loosen
thenut
(2)
onthe
locking
pin
tothe
OUTSIDE
END
OFTHREADS.
Gently
tap
rhetocking
pin
untitit
is
seatedin
the
hole.
Finger
tighten
the
nut.
To
prevent
the
workpiece
orbackup
materialfrom
being
lorn
from
your
hands
whlle
drilllng,
you
MUST
position-it
against
theleft
side
ofthe
column.
lfthe
workpiece
or
lhe
backup
material
isnot
longenough
toreach
the
column
usethe
fence
provlded
with
the
drillpress
to
brace
the
workpiece,
orclamp
ittothe
table.
Failure
to
do
this
couldresult
inpersonal
injury.
Fig.
3. For
small
pieces
that
cannot
be
clamped
tothe
table,
use
adrill
press
vise
(optional
accessory). 4.
The
drillpress
vise
MUST
beclamped
orbolted
tothe
table
toavoidinjury
from
a spinning
workpiece,
or
damaged
viseor bitparts.
Remove
the
drill
press
fence
when
il
drill
press
accessories.
Fig.
BB To
avoidinjury
from
spinning
work
ortool
breakage,
always
clamp
workpiece
and
backupmaterial
securely
tothe
table
before
operating
the
drill
press
withthe
table
tilted.
FEEDING
1. Pull
down
thefeed
handles
with
only
enough
effort
to
allowthe
driil
bittocut.
2. Feeding
too
slowly
might
cause
the
drillbittoburn.
Feeding
toorapidly
might
stopthe
motor,
causethe
belt
ordrifl
toslip,
ortearthe.workpiece
loose
and.
break
the
drillbit.
3. When
drilling
metal,
itmay
benecessary
tolubricate
the
drillbittip
withmotor
oil,to
prevent
burning
thetip.
interferes
with
other ESEf[[p
:
19

MAINTAINING
YOUR
DRILL
PRESS
For
your
own
safety,
turn
theswitch
OFF
and
remove
the
plugfrom
thepower
source
outlet
before
maintaining
or
lubricating
your
drill
Press.
Frbquently
blow
out
using
an
air
compressor
ordust
vacuum,
any
dust
that
accumulates
inside
themotor.
Acoat
ofautomotive
paste
wax
applied
tothe
table
and
column
willhelp
tokeep
thesurfaces
clean.
To
avoid
shock
orfirehazard,
ifthepower
cord
isworn
orcutinany
way,
have
itreplaced
immediately'
LUBRICATION
Allofthedrill
pressball
bearings
are
packedwith
grease
atthe
factory.
They
require
nofurther
lubrication'
Periodically
lubricate
thegear
and
rack,
table
elevation
mecnanism
ofthespindle
inOttrerack
(teeth)
ofthequill'
I
i