Powermatic Better By Design 1150-A Maintenance Instructions And Parts List

Model

1150=

MAINTENANCE

AND PARTS LIST

15"

(381

mm)

Drill

Press

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2.

Grounding

grounding
used,

make

cedu re

indicated

the

drill press: Make certain

lead

is

certain

by

included

that

the

in

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grounding

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the

incoming

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that

lug

Code.

the machine frame

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cases

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where a cord and

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3. Eye Safety: Wear

the

drill

press.

an

approved safety face shield, goggles or glasses to protect eyes

when

operating

4. Personal Protection:
roll up sleeves above the elbow. Remove

type

footwear

should

exposure allowed

5.

Work Area:

Keep
other foreign material, and
sure the table

is

Before operating the machine, remove tie, rings, watch and

all

outer

loose clothing and confine long hair. Protective-

be

worn.

in

Section 1910.95

the floor around the machine clean and free

free of chips, tools and everything

r1@aring

protectors

of

the OSHA regulations. Do Not Wear Gloves.

oil, grease or coolant

shoufd

to

minimize the danger of tripping or slipping.

else

be

used

where

of

tools, tooling, stock scrap and

not

required for the task to be performed.

Powermatic recommends the use of anti·skid floor strips on the floor area where the

ally stands and
lighted and ventilated. Provide for adequate work space around

6.

Guards: Keep

that

each machine's work area be marked off. Make certain the work area

the

machine.

all

machine guards

in

place at

a~1

times when

the

machine

the Machine with the Guard Off.

7.

Do

Not

Overreach: Maintain a balanced stance and keep

8.

Maintain Tools in

Top

Condition: Keep tools sharp and clean for safe and best performance.
tools can increase the feed force required and can result
the

work

to

be pulled free from its holding device. Dull

duce a straight hole.

9.

Use

the Proper Speed and Feed: A table

in

selecting the correct speed and feed rate for a variety of materials.

suit the material supplier for correct speed

is

provided

and feed rate. Adjust speed on variable speed models

only with the power on. On step cone models, make sure power

a complete stop before opening the access

door

to

your

body

in

burning the stock

or

improperly sharpened drills will

in

the operating instruction manual

change speeds.

under control at all times.

For

is

off and

other

jewelry and

noise exceeds the

operator

is

in

use.

Do

Not

or

seizing up, causing

materials

the

not

shown, con·

spindle has come to

level

Be

norm

is

well

Operate

Dull

not

pro·

as

a guide

of

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10. Never Drill Freehand: Always block
causing

the

work piece, jig,

or

fixture

11. Remove Key Chucks: When a key chuck

lock a tool
chuck and could result

in

the chuck. If

it

is

in

serious injury.

or

clamp

to

rotate

is

not

removed, starting the spindle can cause

the

work piece. A drill

with the spindle and can cause serious injury.

used, remove

12. Hand Safety: Keep hands away from the spindle when
is

chips when the spindle

under power and never use

rake. Chips are razor sharp and can

cause serious

the

injury.

Rotating Under Power.

13. Spindle Rotation:

14. Machine Adjustments: Make all machine

speed model

15. Machine Capacity: Do Not

requiring more than the rated horsepower

life

of

the machine and could cause the breakage

16. Avoid Accidental Starting: Make certain

power to

the

Be

sure

the

rotation

of

the

spindle

is

adjustments

or

feed rate on machine equ ipped with power feed. .

attempt

to

use

the

machine beyond its stated

of

the

motor. This

of

parts which could result

the

motor

switch

machine.

bit

or

tap can seize up

it

immediately

the

machine

after using

is

under

it

to

lock

it

to

be

thrown

off the

power. Never clear

hands to clear chips; use a brush or chip

Do Not Change Tools

correct for

with

is

the

power off

type

use

in

the

"off"

tool being used.

except

capacity

witl

position before connecting

with

the

speed

reduce

in

personal injury.

on

or

for operations

the

Spindle

a variable

productive

or

un-

17. Careless Acts: Give the work you are doing

a conversation, and "horseplay" are careless acts

your

undivided attention. Looking

that

can resu

It

in

serious inju ry.

around,

carrying on

3

18.

Job

Completion:

turned
is

and never clean chips

off

complete, he should clean the machine and

and

the

If

the

spindle

with

operator

come

the hands;

leaves

the

machine area

to a complete

use

a brush

for

any reason,

stop

before he departs. In addition,

work

area.

Never clean the machine

or

chip rake.

the

drill press should

if

the

with

be

operation

power on

19. Disconnect Machine: Before

20.

Replacement

otherwise,

21. IVlisuse:

Parts: Use

the

drill

Do

Not

poses, Powermatic disclaims any real

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may

result

power

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Variable

Step

Weight

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Speeds

1800 R
1200 RPM

Pu

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1800

RPM

1200

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5

MACHINE

INSTALLATION

RECEIVING:

ADJUSTMENTS

AND

MAINTENANCE

Remove

immediately.

and spindle

drill

press

from

shipping container and check

Attach

with

accessories shipped

a good commercial solvent. Read

maintenance and safety instructions.

I

NST

ALLATI

Mount

and table

head
available

1.

Place a·brock

2.

Loosen head

3.

Turn

4.

Lock
through

5. If the above procedure

lift

6.

After
the head.

ON:

machine on a solid

of

the machine have been lowered on

to

raise

the

head, proceed

of

wood

locking

handle

head again

counter

handles,

- clockwise (toward the

with

4.

head and one

head

is

This

to

at

proper

will

prevent head

handle loosening and

foundation

as

between spindle nose and

bumping

Jacking handles, raise table

is

too

slow,

height - - secure

with

drill

and

lag

follows:

them lightly

use a minimum

locking

tightly,

from

falling

press,

instruction

to

the

floor

the

top

operator).

to a position

the head locks
then

if

loosened

for

damage.

then

clean

Report

protective

manual

through

column

of

table.

to

make certain

Head

of

three men

make sure the safety

for

holes

for

convenience in packaging. If a crane

they

will

move

just

under

to

..

swing drilling operations.

any damage

coating

thoroughly

provided

release.

upward

spindle nose and repeat steps 2

move

head

collar

in

6""

to

to

your

from

table,

for

assembly alignment,

base

of

drill

its

proper

is

locked

height;

in

distributor

column,

press. The

is

two

place

under

base

not

to

Visually

7.

MULTIPLE

In the

assemble the
supports and
more than one piece.

guarantee alignment
precision level and level using the

in

MOTOR

Step Pulley

case

legs.

If

your

installation

a.

b.

c.

align spindle

SPINDLE

of

multiple

legs

bolt

INSTALLATION:

Models-

machine was ordered

easier.

Place

motor

Raise

drill

mount,

Loosen
base
cause excessive

using (4)

motor

clamp

MODELS:

to

multiple

legs

securely

In

of

table surfaces.

pulley

press table

base

to

rear

vibration,

with

table and

spindle models, the

spindle models,

ioining

less

on

motor

as

5/16-18

clamp (Fig.

for

light

base.

legs

are

not

attached

carefully

into

position.

table halves,

It

jackscrews

motor,

shaft and insert

shown in Fig.

hex nuts.

2)

belt

tension and

shaft breakage, bearing noise and wear.

The
use

is

imperative

provided

or

if

the

Align

place

1.

belt

support

tables

alignment

that

in

the

motor

key.

Place

motor

and spindle

over

turn

is

motor

pulleys

lock, screw

to

the

machine

of

multiple

pins

provided

mu~tiple

legs.

Lag machine

being replaced,

upright

and

table,

spindle models are

spindle tables be

pulley

into

clockwise

they

are packed separately.

on

forklift

before securing bolts. These pins

to

floor

the

following

on

table

and install

and

tighten

lowest

speed grooves. Push

to

lock.

tines

or

at

carefully

through

instructions

motor

Too

other

temporary

times

shipped in

leveled. Use a
holes provided

will make

motor

pulley

much

to

setscrews.

tension

To

motor

motor

will

Variable

Powermatic
ordered
a.

6

Speed

Remove variable

then

less

remove

Models

prefers

motor,

or a motor

guard

-

to

ship all variable speed

is

being replaced,

speed

control

retaining

hub

screws

by

and

drill

presses

the

following
removing
lift

guard

with

the

mounting

from

motors

instructions

machine.

installed; However,

apply.

screw (Fig. 3), and

if

pulling

the

machine was

it

off

the

shaft

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drill

press table and

motor

to

motor

mount,
Place variable speed
between halves and
side

of

the pu lIey flange.

belt

shouId

pulley

be

and move

in a

on

lock

using (4)

motor

pulling

pulley

outward

temporarily
horizontal
shaft

until

in

position

5/16-18

on

motor

on belt. Insert

plane. If

belt

is

speed range.)

e.

Remove handle - - replace guard, then

NOTE:

CHANGING

Speed changes
clamp
When speed choice

(F

The

top

SPEEDS:

ig.

2)

above operations are easier

of

column)

on

step

and pu

is

made, move handle

pulley

II

handle

since

it

is

models are

toward

control

easier

operator.

to

Speed changes on variable speed models are
to

variable

If

spindle speed does
ometer
drive

drive

and adjust

(see

Fig.

mechanism

by

4)

clockwise

will

not

appear

unlocking

to

decrease speed and

result

the

if

speed

to

match the dial speed

setscrews in

(Fig. 1). Place

hex nuts.

shaft (spring

key

up);

in

replace variable speed

belt

is

cocked

at

level. Secure setscrew.

hub.

Machine

to

to

remove

to

be made

rear
to

perform

Belt

for

be made
is

adjusted

the

with

the

belt

with

is

now

proper

ONLY

on

upper

head raised

guard

the

free

tension and

while

variable speed

sheave

counterclockwise

motor

open

on

pulley

keyway,

control

an

angle,

(See

section on changing speeds

is

now

ready

with

machine

to

move

WHILE

machine

half

and

to

increase speed.

table in

by

then

tighten

hub

(Fig. 4).

shut

off

for

to

its

maximum

this

position.

not

running·

to

any

lock

the

MACHINE

is

not

unit

- - check speed

turning

upright

position

and attach

placing variable speed

screws in the

Turn

machine

the

motor,

bottom

on.

loosen

for

operation.

of

the

motor

IS

height

. loosen

5 speeds available.

base.

RUNNING.

(flush

motor

running.

with

the

top

nut

on the spline

belt

The

motor

setting

with

base

Damage

a tach-

~-

To

set speeds, adjust cam
outside
of
The
A

fter

a tab

INSTALLI
a.

b.

c.

diameter

the belt.

upper

If

sheave on the spline

adjustment

of

the

lockwasher

NG

Wipe

off

sure

no

foreign particles are
Apply a light
collar
rotating

on

and

When removal

there

CHUCK:

the

to

hand and using
tinued

chuck

LL

QUI
Lateral

pensate
a.

Be

b.

Squeeze

rotation

off

as

ADJUSTMENT:

play

or

bellmouthing

for

wear between the qu

sure

quill

slotted

compensate

of

spindle sheave.

is a minimum

lock

the

into

No.

33

spindle taper and tapered

film

of

the

threads at end

tighten

of

the

the

chuck

of

the

damage

lock

could

handle (Fig. 6)

head casting

for

wear

but

to

minimum

driver

setscrews

the

nut

oil

on

the

chuck

chuck

is

RPM, adjust

Move

motor

of

slack,

has

two

bring

the

to

lock

left

on these surfaces

spindle

of

spindle.

collar

with

required - -

key handle, loosen

collar

will

force

result

to

chuck, spindle nose and spindle bearings.

can develop between

ill

and head, proceed

is

loose.

together

do

not

restrict

the

setscrews
lock

its

taper

drill

the

chuck

slightly

free

by

means

back

until

motor

and

which

nut

down

position.

socket

which

and place

Hold

spindle

chuck
disconnect
chuck

motion

collar

off

tapered spindle.

the

quill

as

follows:

by

tightening

down

of

nut

on

the

belt

belt

system are

must

against

in

chuck

cou Id

chuck

has

minimum

be

body
prevent

on end

pulley

properly

unlocked

the

hub

(Fig. 5)

with

spline

proper

of

one hand

of

play. Pull

for

of

the

with

spindle

driver
adjusted in

seating

key.

power

by

source.

turning

Hold

counter

NEVER

top

- clockwise (Fig. 5). Con­attempt

and head casting bands due

bolt

(A).

Apply

or

return.

to

flush

out

the

sheave

upper

sheave and bend

a clean

of

the

(F

ig.

5). Screw

to

keep spindle

spindle

just

pulley

to

drive

to

wear.

enough pressure

belt

on

one side

this

position.

to

be moved.

cloth.

two

with

or

wedge

To

with

Make
parts.

chuck

from

one

com·

to

QUI

LL

Spring
ment

tension

should be
spindle
ing

quill

entire

housing assembly clockwise the

position.

RETURN

drilling

spring housing (B), DO

(NOTE:

SPRING

for

return

attempted

or

tapping head

The

ADJUSTMENT:

of

spindle,

after

unless absolutely necessary.

is

used.

NOT

flat

of

the spring housing

aof the spring housing.) Reset lockscrew

hole

If

adjustment

allow

number

(A),

drilling,

the

housing
of

turns

pilot

make sure

has been pre-set
Adjustment

is

necessary, loosen

to

turn

in

your

necessary

is

lined

up

with

point

of

screw mates

will

to

at

the

factory.

probably

lockscrew

hand,

cause

the

or

the

spring loading

to

No

be

required

(A) (Fig. 7)

spring

quill

flat

will

to

on the housing

further

if a multiple

unwind.

return

hole

on

while

to

the

journal.

adjust-

hold­Turn

its

up

body

VIS

FIGURE 3

GUARD

REMOVAL

FIGURE 4

VIS SPEED ADJUSTMENT

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SPINDLE

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CHUCK

FIGURE 5

KEY CHUCK

...

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lOOSEN

KEY

INSTALLATION

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CHUCK

CHUCK

COllAR

QUILL

LOCK

HANDLE

QUILL

0

r-==

............,,:

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@

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t--

(A)

FIGURE 6

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ADJUSTMENT

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h

u......u

9

"'-

..

REPLACING

To

change the

1.

Hold
wind

2.

Loosen setscrew (C) (Fig.

SPINDLES

quill

quill

return

slowly,

by

depth stop.

3.

Lower
assembly

To

change spindles,

1.

Loosen setscrew in

of

2.

With
come

3.

Use

4.

To

5.

When replacing

6.

When replacing

7.

If
tongue on
spring tension

quill

assembly

will

then slide

quill.

hard

rubber

out

of

the

an

arbor

press

replace spindle, reverse above procedure.

necessary, remove

return

as

LUBRICATION:

ON

assembly

QUILL

for

ASSEMBLY

any reason, proceed

spring housing (B) in

allowing

follow

mallet

housing

to

the

out

to

6)

and remove

position

of

head.

turn

the above steps, then (Fig.

collar

or

(A)

block

to

reach this screw, insert a 5/32"

of

quill.

to

remove bearing (C).

collar

(A),

remove all end play

quill

in head casting, rotate spindle,

lock

ring (F) and cover plate (G) (Fig.

spring (H)

instructed

is

properly

under

heading

left

in hand.

nut

where

wood,

inserted in

"QUI

as

follows:

hand

(see

Fig. 7))and loosen lockscrew

(OJ

on

bottom

the

turret

8):

tap spline end

from

spindle.

if

necessary,

slotted

LL

RETURN

pinion

of

end

SPRING

of

depth

shaft

can

Allen

spindle.

to

7)
of

The

engage spline in

from

spring housing and make certain

pinion

ADJUSTMENT".

(A).

Let

spring un-

stop rod. Unscrew and remove

be

removed (E).

wrench

spindle,

through

with

pulley

Entire

hole (B) in

bearing

(C)

driver.

quill

top

will

shaft. Replace cover and adjust

;

"

All

ball bearings in

lubrication

1.

such

2.

A

are:

Internal spline

as

Fiske

Lube

twice

light

operation.

3.

Quill

return

squirt

4.

IMPORTANT:

can

equivalent.

5.

Apply

6.

Occasional dressing

Lubriplate

and qu ieter
NOTE:

Use

using

running.

your

Powermatic

drive

assembly. Keep this area

Company

yearly.

film

of

oil

applied

spring should receive

or

small brush.

The

hub

to

quill

of

belt

operation.

extreme

paraffin

care when

bar, do

drill

"Lubriplate".

to

the

quill

oil

area

of

variable

pinion

with

every

spray

performing

this

only

press

are

sealed

Insert grease in

and

column

well

for

life, requiring

lubricated

the

hole at

will

reduce wear, prevent rust and assure

no

lubrication.

with

a good grade non-hardening

the

top

of

spindle

(SAE 20) once yearly. Remove cover plate and

speed

90

can

by

days.

type

this

turning

pulleys

belt
operation

should be coated

dressing

orparaffinwax

and keep hands clear

the

sheaves

by

hand. DO

with a Dow

will

promote

of

NOT

corning

pinch

Points requiring

pulley

spline driver.

apply

GN Paste

longer

points. When

apply

with

grease,

ease

oil

with

belt

motor

of

or

life

10

o

o

o

I

FRONT

REF.,

HEAD

nOM

VIEW)

FIGURE 7

QUILL

REMOVAL

FIGURE 8

SPINDLE ASSEMBLY

SETSCREW

o-SRINE

1--+1E'---S

PIN

(TAPER

OR

KEYCHU(K)

Ct.

E

SOCKET

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