Mounting the drill stand
Fixing is possible with the help of anchor bolts or metal dowel M14 with threaded rod.
Determine the desired position of the stand. Then fix the stand with a metal anchor and a
threaded rod or a suitable fixing set. To do this, drill a hole of suitable size for the anchor
using a hammer drill.
If anchoring to a brick wall, a special masonry anchor and brick fastening kit must be used.
Using a concrete drive-in anchor in brick could result in brick breakage and loosening of
the anchor!
To bring the drill rig into the correct position, use the four leveling screws and the bubble
level attached to the drill carriage for this purpose. Then tighten the lock nuts on the
leveling screws. The entire stand must be firmly mounted.
Adjust the angle of the drill stand to the position based on the drill center of the desired drill
hole. The adjustable drilling angle ranges from 0° to 45°. If you need to drill at 45°, loosen
the clamping screw on the column support and adjust the angle on the drill column. Once
the angle is set, tighten the clamping screw again. Make sure that the mounting adapter
and the carriage are fixed.
The lower clamping screw should be adjusted so that the angle can be changed easily. If
you notice that the drill column has too much play in the lower area, tighten it slightly with a
19 mm wrench and the hand crank.
Note!
Do not overtighten the clamping screw, otherwise the column support and the bracket may
deform.
The KBS-200M has a 60 mm clamping bracket which is pre-mounted on an adapter plate.
Before you attach the core drill to the column support, first set the drill slide to a higher
position to make it easier to insert the core drill.
