Basic Drill Press Operation; Installing Drills; Positioning Table And Workpiece - Craftsman 113.213780 Owner's Manual

15-1/2 inch drill press
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basic drill press
operation
We
recommend
the
following
instructions
for
operating
your
drill
press
so that
you
get
the
best
results
and to
minimize
the likelihood
of personal
injury,
WARNING:
FOR
YOUR
OWN
SAFETY,
ALWAYS
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS.
1.
Check spindle
speed
2.
Before
operating,
turn
the switch
"on"
then
"'off"
to
make sure that
the cutting
tool
is centered
in the chuck
3,
properly
and
that
the
cutting
tool
is not
causing
excessive vibration.
Never
perform
any
operation
freehand
(hand-holding
workpiece
rather
than
supporting
it on table)
except
when wire brushing
or polishing,
4.
Keep your
hands clear of the cutting
tool
(drill,
shaper
cutter
or router
bit).
,5.
Make
sure
quill
is locked
securely
when
shaping,
routing,
dovetailing,
wirebrushing,
polishing
sanding
or
surface planing.
iNSTALLiNG
DRILLS
Insert
drill
into
chuck
far
enough
to obtain
maximum
GRIPPING
of the CHUCK
JAWS
..,
the jaws are appox.
1
in. long. When using a small drill
do not insert it so far that
the jaws touch
the flutes
{spiral grooves)
of the drill.
Make
sure that the drill
is CENTERED
in the chuck
before
tightening
the chuck
with
the key.
Tighten
the drill
sufficiently,
so that it does not SLIP
while
drilling.
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POSITIONING
TABLE AND WORKPIECE
Lock
the table
to the column
in a position
so that
the tip of
the drill
is just
a little
above the top of the workpiece.
It is
not
necessary
to
reposition
the
TABLE
SUPPORT
COLLAR
each time
you reposition
the table.
Always
keep
the collar
locked
about
34 in. from
the floor.
Always
place
a piece
of
BACK-UP
MATERIAL
(wood,
plywood
...)
on the table underneath
the workpiece.
This
will
prevent
"splintering"
or making
a heavy
burr
on the
underside
of the workpiece
as the drill
breaks through.
Position
workpiece
to butt
against
the column
whenever
possible
if it
is too short,
clamp
solidly
to the Table
-
this is to prevent
the drill
bit from
grabbing
the work
from
your
hands,
which
could
result
in personal
injury.
A drill
press vise must be fastened
to the table.
CAUTION:
To
prevent
the
workpiece
or the
back-up
material
from
being torn
from
your
hand
while
drilling,
position them
against
the left side of the column.
Failure to
do this could result in personal injury.
CAUTION:
If the workpiece
or the
back-up
material
are
not long enough to reach the column,
CLAMP
them
to the
table. Failure to do this could result in personal injury.
QUILL
LOCK
N
\
\
V_ORKPIECE
\
For small
pieces that cannot
be clamped
to the table,
use a
dritt
press
vise
(Optional
accessory).
The
vise
must
oe
clamped
or bolted
to the table.
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WORKPIECE
DRILL PRESS
V ISE

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