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About This
Manual
This manual has been
designedtohelp you
assemble,
use and
maintain
your
Pillar Drill with the minimum
of trouble. The
manual contains all the information
you
will
need,
as well as
some other information that
you may
find
useful.
lf
you
have
any difficultyfinding
the
information
you
need,
have a look to the left
at the contents and
you
can also
use the ‘QUlCK REFERENCE GUIDE’ on
page
2
to
assist
your
If
you
still have
unanswered
questions
please
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and
warnings
have been
WARNINGl,
These
POiMS
are
highlighted throughout
this manual Vou are
extremes;
Important
and should be
eread un rstood
and
implemented
advrsed to read and follow the
instructions
given
before
anempfing
to
use
your
Examples
of what these
warnings
look like are on
Pillar Drill. Failure
to follow these
the left
Instructions could result in serious
injury
or
even death.
IMPORTANTI These
points
are also
The
points vary
in
importance
and have been
very important
and should be read
colour-coded
accordingly
and understood before
using your
Pillar Drill.
NOTE: These
points
should
also
RED WARNING!
Symbols
are the most critical
be read.
and
understood as the
followedbythe
YELLOW IMPORTANT!
Symbol
information
may
be ”59“" ‘0
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and
finally
the
GREEN NOTE!
symbol
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Warranty
Congratulations!
You have made
an excellent
choice with the
purchase
of this
Quality product
Our commitment
to
quality
also
includes
our
service. Should
you. contrary
to
expectations,
experience
detects due to
material
or
manufacturing
faults
during private
use
within
24 months of the date
of
purchase
we shall be liable
for
warranty
in accordance
with
statutory
warranty regulations, provided
that;-The
pillar
drill was not
put
to
any
use other than the intended-
Was not
overloaded.
-
Was not used with
the
wrong
accessories
-
Repairs
were not carried
out
by any
other than the
authorised
workshop.
The
warranty
is
only
valid in connection
with
the
original
receipt.
Please
keep
in a
safe
place.
The
warranty
does
not affect
your
statutory
rights.
The
product
is
guaranteed
for
a
period
of 24
months
beginning
on
the
day
of
purchase,
Keep
your purchase
receipt
safe as
proof
of the
date of
purchase.
The
guarantee
period
can
only
be extended for the
duration
of
any
repair required. During
the
warranty period,
defective
pillar
drills can
be sent FREIGHT PREPAID
to the service address
stated on the
right
of this
page.
We
will,
at our
discretion either
repair
or
exchange
the
pillar
drill
in accordance
with
warranty legislation.
Please
include the Proof
of
purchase
when
sending
in
your product
for
repair.
After the
warranty
has
expired
you
can still
send defective
pillar
drills for
repairs
FREIGHT
PREPAlD to the address
on the
right
of this
page.
Quotes
as well as
repairs
after
warranty period
are
to
be
paid
for in
all cases. Ensure
the
product
is
sent well
packed
as no
responsibility
can be
accepted
for items
lost or
damaged
in transit.
This
warranty
does not
affect
your
statutory rights.
Should
it be
necessary
for the
pillar
drill
to be returned
for
any
reason,
it is the
customer
responsibility
to
thoroughly
clean the
pillar
drill, removing
all debris.
A
sanitising charge
will be levied otherwise.
WEEE
(Waste
Electrical & Electronic
Equipment)
Directive
As a
responsible
retailer of domestic electrical
goods
UK Home
Shopping
Ltd
_
are committed
to
ensuring
that the
impact
of
our
equipment
to the enVironment
in minimal
As
well as
using recycled
and
recyclable
packaging
material
where
we
can,
we want to
ensure
that our
equipment
is
disposed
ofin the correct manner
at the
end of its useful life.
Please do
not throw this
product
away
in the normal household
refuse
Anyequipment
sold
by
UK Home
Shopping
Ltd can be taken
to
your
local council waste
centre
where the item
wrli be
disposed
of
correctly,
Alternativelyyou may
return
the item to us at the address
above,
whereby
we will
dispose
of the item
safely
and in an
envrronmeritally
friendlyway.
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Specification
l
H I
WARNING] There
are
four
warning
symbols
on me
warning
label which can be found on the
pillar
dnll,
the
purposeofwamrng
symbols
rs lo make
you
aware of
possible
hazardous condillons. Remember Ihal
safety
messages
do not
alrmrnale
danger
and are not a
subsmute
for
proper
accrdenr
prevenuon
measures.
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General
Safety
Instructions
IMPORTANTI Read all
safety
instructions. Failure to
comply
with the
following safety
instructions can cause electric
shock,
fire and/or serious
injury.
KEEP
THESE lNSTRUCTlONS W A SAFE PLACE
1. Work
Space
Keep your
work area clean and
tidy.
Messy
and/or
poor
lit work areas can cause accidents.
Do not
operate
the
pillar
drill in
explosive
environments
where flammable
liquids,
fumes or dust are
present.
Pillar
drills
produce sparks
which can
ignite
dust or fumes.
Keep
children and other
people
out of the area when
operating
the
pillar
drill. Distractions
may
lead to loss of
control over the
pillar
drill.
Pay
attention to
environmental influences.
Ensure
your
work area is well lit.
2.
Electrical
Safety
The mains
plug
must fit the socket. The
plug may
not be modified in
any way.
Do not use
adaptors
with
earthed
equipment.
Unmodified
plugs
and
appropriate
sockets reduce the risk of electric shock.
Never
pull
the cable to
unplug
the
pillar
drill,
keep
the
cable from
heat,
oil and
sharp edges.
Avoid
bodily
contact with earthed
objects (such
as
pipes,
radiators,
ovens and
refrigerators).
There is
an increased risk of electric shock when
your body
is
earthed.
Keep
the
pillar
drill out of
rain
and
wet environments.
Water in the
pillar
drill increases the risk of electric
shock.
Do
not use the mains cable for
purposes
for
which it is
not
intended,
such as
carryingorhanging up
the
pillar
drill and do not
pull
the cable to
disconnect the
pillar
drill from the mains.
Protect the cable from
heat, oil,
sharp edges
and
moving parts. Damaged
or twisted
cables
increase the risk of electric shock.
Check
extension cables
regularly
for
signsofdamage.
Damaged
extension cables
must be
replaced.
Cable
reels should
only
be used
when
fully
unrolled,
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3. Personal
Safety
4-
Be
attentive,
concentrate
on the
job
and use
common sense
when
working
with
pillar
drills.
Do not
operate
the
pillar
drill
when
you
are tired
or under
the influence
of
drugs.
alcohol or
medication
A moment
of carelessness
when
using
the
pillar
drill
can
lead
to serious
injury.
Wear
CE
approved
personal
protective
equipment.
Wearing
CE
approved
personal
protective
equipment
appropriate
to
the
type
of
pillar
drill and
the
application
(such
as a dust
mask,
non»slip
footwear,
a
safety
helmet,
safety goggles
or ear
protection),
reduces
the risk
of
injury.
Avoid
unintentionally
starting
the
pillar
drill. Ensure that
the
power
switch
is
in the 'OFF‘
position
before
connecting
the
pillar
drill to the
mains.
Carrying
the
pillar
drill
with
your
finger
on the
trigger
or
connecting
the
pillar
drill
to mains
when switched
on
can lead to
accidents.
Remove
any adjusting
tools or
keys
before
turning
the
pillar
drill
on.
A tool
or
key
connected
to a
rotating
part
of the
pillar
drill can
lead
to
injuries.
Do not
over-reach.
Maintain
a stable
posture
and
keep your
balance.
This can
improve
your
control over
the
pillar
drill
in
unexpected
situations.
Wear
appropriate
clothing.
Do not
wear loose
fitting
clothes
or
jewellery.
Keep
hair,
clothing,
and
gloves
away
from
moving
parts.
Loose
fitting
clothes,
jewellery
or
long
hair can be
caught
up
in
moving parts.
If dust extraction
or collection
devices
can be
fitted,
ensure
these
are connected
and
correctly operated.
Using
these devices
reduces
the
danger
posed by
dust.
Correct
handling
and
operation
of
pillar
drills
Do
not
overload the
pillar
drill.
Use the
appropriate
pillar
drill for
the
job.
You can
work
more
safely
and
effectively using
the
appropriate
pillar
drill within the
range
of its
capacity.
Do not use
pillar
drills with defective
power
switches.
A
pillar
drill
which
can no
longer
be switched
on and
off
is
dangerous
and must
be
repaired.
Disconnect the
pillar
drill from the
mains
before
carrying
out
adjustments,
changing
pillar
drill
or
accessories and
putting
the
pillar
drill
away.
This
precautionary
measure
prevents
unintentional
starting.
Store
pillar
drills out
of the reach
of children
when
not
in use.
Do not allow
people
who are unfamiliar
with
the
pillar
drill
or have not read
these
instructions
to use
the
pillar
drill.
Maintain
the
pillar
drill with
care, Ensure
the
moving
parts
function
correctly
and
do not
stick. Check
whether
parts
are broken
or
are so
badly
damaged
that
the
pillar
drill’s functions
are
impaired.
Have
damaged
parts repaired
before
operating
the
pillar
drill.
Many
accidents
are caused
by badly
maintained
pillar
drills.
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Tool Use
&
Care
1.
Use
clamps
or
a vice
to secure
and
support
the work
area
to a
stable
platform.
Holding
the work
by
hand or
against
your body
is unstable
and
may
lead to
loss of
control.
Do not
force
pillar
drills. Use
the
correct
pillar
drill for
your
application.
The
correct
pillar
dn'll
will do the
job
better and safer
at the
rate for
which it is
designed.
Disconnect
the
plug
from the
power
source
before
making
any
adjustments,
changing
accessories,
or
storing
the
pillar
drill.
Such
preventive
safety
measures reduce
the
risk of
starting
the
tool
accidentally.
Store an
idle
pillar
drill out
of reach of
children and other
untrained
persons.
Pillar
drills are
dangerous
in the hands
of
untrained users.
Check
for
misalignment
or
binding
of
moving
parts,
breakage
of
parts,
and
any
other
condition
that
may
affect the
pillar
drills
operation.
if
damaged,
have
the
pillar
drill
serviced before
using,
Many
accidents are
caused
by
poorly
maintained tools.
Use
only
accessories
that
are
recommended
by
the
manufacturer for
your pillar
drill.
Accessories
that
may
be
suitable
for one
pillardrill,
may
become
hazardous
when
used
on
another
pillar
drill.
Service
i .
Pillar drill
servicing
must be
performed
by
a
qualified
repair
person.
Sen/ice
or
maintenance
pertcn‘ned
by unqualified
person
could
result in a
risk of
injury.
2. When
servicing
a
pillar
drill,
use
only
identical
replacement
parts.
Follow
instructions in
the
Maintenance
section of
this
manual. Use of
unauthorised
parts
or
failure to follow
Maintenance
instructions
may
create
a risk
of electric
shock or
injury.
USE
CORRECT
SUPPLY
VOLTAGE:
The
power
supplyvoltage
must
match the
information
quoted
on
the
pillar
drill
identification
plate.
USE
PROPER
EXTENSION
CABLE:
Use
only
proper
extension
cable
that
accept
the
pillar
drill's
plug.
Make sure
your
extension
cable
is in
good
condition.
Replace
or
repair
damaged
or worn
cable
immediately.
When
using
an
extension
cable,
be
sure
to use
one
heavy
enough
to
carry
the
current
your
pillar
drill will
draw. An
undersized cable
will
cause a
drop
in
line
voltageresulting
in loss of
power
and
overheating.
it in
doubt,
use the next
heavier
gauge.
If in
doubt
consult us /
visit
our website
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SpecificSafety
Rules
DO NOT
let comfort or
familiarity
with
pillar
drill
(gained
from
repeated
use) rep
ace strict adherence to
rotary
hammer
safety
mles. if
you
use this
pillar
drii
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10.
ii.
i2.
13.
14.
15.
16.
i7.
unsafely
or
incorrectly,
you
can
suffer serious
personal
injury.
ways
wear
CE
approved
eye protection.
ways
use
sharp
drill bits
ever
use sub-standard
or blunt drill bits
ever use
excessive
force on the drill handle
ways
ensure
the
pillar
drill is
securely
mounted to
a solid
orkbench
or stand
ever remove
the
guard
ways
disconnect
the tool from
the
power
source when
setting
up. adjusting,
or
changing
accessories.
Do not wear
gloves,
scarves,
or loose
clothing.
A
ways
clamp
the
workpiece
and brace
against
column to
prevent
rotation.
Be sure the bit is secured
in
place
before
operation.
A
ways
be sure
you
have a firm
footing.
Be sure no one
is below
when
using
the
pillar
drill in
high
locations.
Keep
hands
away
from
movingparts.
Do
not leave the
pillar
drill
running.
Some
material contains
chemicals which
may
be toxic.
Take
care to
prevent
dust inhalation
and skin
contact. Follow material
supplier
safety
data.
Use
recommended
speed
for drill
accessory
and
workpiece
rotation.
Be sure drill
bit or
cutting
tools is
securely
locked
in the chuck,
Be sure chuck
key
is removed from the chuck before
connecting
to
power
source or
turningpower
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19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
8.
Adjust
the table or
depth stop
to avoid
drilling
into the
able. Shut
off the
power,
remove the drill
bit.
and clean
the table before
leavingpillar
drill.
Do
not connect tool
to
power
source or
operate
until it is
completely
assembled
and installed
according
to the instructions.
fany part
of
your pillar
drill malfunctions
or has been
damaged
or
broken.
do
not
operate
until
the
part
is
properly repaired
or
replaced.
Never
place
your fingers
in a
position
where
they
could contact
the
drill or other
cutting
if the
workpiece
should
unexpectedly
shift.
Never use
your
hand to hold the
object
while
drilling.
A
ways clamp
the
object tight
on the work table
or use a drill vice
to
prevent
accidental
injury.
Do
not touch the bit
or
parts
close to the bit immediate
y
after
operation;
they maybeextremely
hot and could
burn
skin,
clothing
etc.
Never
performany operation
by moving
the head
unit or table with
respect
to one another. Do not turn the
switch ON or
s art
any
operation
before
checking
that the head
and table lock handles are
clamped tight
to column
and head and table
support
collars are
correctlypositioned.
Before
engaging
the
power
switch
ON,
make sure
the belt
guard
is
down and the chuck is installed
properly.
Turn the switch OFF when
leaving
the
pillar
drill. Do not
perform
layout,
assembly
or
set-up
work on the
table while the
cutting
tool
is
rotating,
switched on or connected to
a
power
source.
Firmlyclamp
or bolt
you pillar
drill to a workbench
or table.
Mount
your pillar
drill to either a workbench or
mounting
board;
iailure to
comply
could result in
possible
serious
injury.
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Electrical
Safety
A
WARNINGI
Always
check that the
power
supply corresponds
to the
voltage
on the
ratlng plate.
Replacing
cables or
plugs
immediately
throw
away
old
cables or
plugs
when
they
have In the event of an electrical short
circuit,
grounding
reduces the risk
been
replaced by
new ones, it is
dangerous
to insert the
plug
of of electric shock
by providingapath
of least resistance to
disperse
a loose cable in the wall outlet,
Grounding
electrlc current. This
pillar
drill is
equipped
with a
power
cord
having
a
equipment-grounding prong.
Using
extension cables
1. Reduce
the risk of electrocution
by keeping
all connections
dry
1. As a
supply
for this
pillar
drill
always
use an
unloaded and off
the
ground.
Do not touch
plugs
with wet hands. Failure to
line and/or extension with conductor of at least 1,5mm2
follow these
warning
could result in serious
injuries.
and
protected
with a 13A fuse. Be sure that this extension
2. This
pillar
drill must have a
ground prong
in the
plug
to
help
cable is not
longer
than 20 metres.
ensure that it is
grounded.
Do not remove
ground prong
from
Only
connect
your
pillar
drill and/or extension cable to an
plug
to fit into a
two-pronged
outlet! It the
plug
will not fit
the
earthed
electricity
mains.
outlet,
have
the
proper
outlet installed
by
a
qualified
electrician.
This
pillar
drill can be switched
to
the
single-phase
network
(230V/50Hz),
it
you
are in doubt about
the earth
of the
electricity provisions,
consult an electrician
first.
Even
considering
variations of the
power supply (:10%
AC
230V),
the rotational
speed
of the
spindle
will never
exceed the rated no-load
speed.
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Unpacking
WARNINGl
To
prevent
accidental
starting
that could cause
possible
serious
personal
injury,
assemble all
parts
to
your pillar
drill before
connecting
it to
power
supply.
The
pillar
drill should
never be connected
to
power
supply
when
you
are
assembling parts,
making adjustments,
installingorremoving
drill
bit,
or when not in use.
WARNING] if
any parts
are
missing,
do
not
operate
this tool until the
missing
parts
are
replaced.
Failure
to do so could result In serious
personal
injury.
‘
Carefully
remove all
parts
and
lay
them on a
flat,
stable
surface
-
Remove
all
packaging
and
shipping
materials
-
Do not
discard the
packing
materials
(save
should the
pillar
drill need to be
repaired
in the
future).
-
Make sure the contents
are not
damaged.
-
if
you
find that
any part
is
damaged please
contact our after sales team
on: 0330 123 0001
'
Ensure
you
have all
the tools
required
for
assembly
and
operation.
This includes
personal
CE
approved protective equipment.
NOTE: If
any parts
are
damaged
or
missing,
do not
attempt
to
plug
in the
power
cord and turn the switch on until the
damaged
or
missing parts
are obtalned and are installed
correctly.
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Assembly
Instructions
WARNING:
For
your
own safet
,
do not
connect
the
pillar
drill
to the
power
source until t e
pillar
drill is
completely
assembled
and
you
have
fully
read the
user manual.
You
will need:
-
CE
approved personal
protective equipment (not
supplied)
Philips
head screwdriver
(notsupplied)
Adjustable spanner
(notsupplied)
Chuck & chuck
key (supplied)
3mm/4mm Allen
key (supplied)
Place the column on the
base and
align
holes
in the column with the
holes in the
base. Attach
and secure
using
bolts and
spring
washers
through
the column
into the
base. Secure with
a
spanner
(not supplied).
-ower the work table
onto
‘-
the column. The
work table
(
\
.le
slide
easily
into
position
do not use
excessive
‘:rce.
Ensure the work table
can
rotate
360° and lock in
position
with
securing
bolt.
e the
headstock of the
ar drill
onto the
column as
'a'
as it will
go.
Unscrew the
i
an
screws in the headstock
rig
to
avoid
obstructing
internal
diameter ol
headstock.
Align
the
stock
horizontally
to the
'<:able and
base.
Secure
by
mg
with Allen
screws.
Thread
the three
operating
handle
bars into
the
three holes located in
the handle
hub and
tighten
them to secure.
Fasten
the chuck
guard
onto the
pillar
drill
using
the screws
and bolt
supplied
with
a screwdriver.
IMPORTANT!
Ensure the
spindle
taper,andtapered
hole
in the chuck are clean
and
free of
any grease,
lacquer
or
rust
preventive coatings.
ithout the Chuck Guard
fitted never
attempt
to use
the
pillar
drill.
Holding
chuck on
taper
of
spindle. tap
with a soft
tip
hammer or
a block of
wood and
hammer to set chuck.
lMFORTANT!
Open
the
chuck
laws
as
wide as
possible
by
turning
the chuck
sleeve.
Secure
by using
the
chuck
key.
NOTE: The
height
otthe
guard
can be
adyusted
and
secured
by Wing
nuts
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Fastening pillar
drill to
supporting
surface
It is
possible
to secure
the
pillar
drill
to a
supporting
surface to
prevent
the
pillar
drill from
tipping,
sliding
and
moving during
use. Use two
suitable
screws
(not supplied)
through
the two
holes located in the
base of the
pillar
drill into the
supporting
surface. “T"
bolts
(not
supplied)
can be
used in
the slots in the base to
secure the
workpiece.
Once
complete
your pillar
drill is
fully
assembled
and in a
secured
position.
Connection to the
power supply
Make sure the
on/off switch is in its
off
position.
Connect the
plug
into a suitable
socket. Checkthatthe
voltage
corresponds
with the information on
the
rating
label.
Your
product
is now
ready
to be used.
No volt release switch This
pillar
drill is fitted with a “No
Volts Switch". In the event ofa mains
power
failure
or if the mains
plug
is removed from the
mains
supply
before
the
pillar
drill is switched
off.
the
pillar
drill will not restart
without
warning
when the mains
power
has
been restored
or the mains
power
has been re-connected.
To start
the
pillar
drill
press
the
green
ON
button. To
stop
the
pillar
drill,
press
the red OFF button,
Table
adjustments
Adjusting
the work table
height
The table can be raised or
lowered
on the
pillar
drill column
by
loosening
the table
clamp
handle.
Move the work table to the desired
position
on the
column and
tighten
the
clamp
handle.
Rotating
the work table
The table can
also be rotated 360°
to allow for a
larger workpiece
to
be accommodated on the work
table or base.
Simply unclamp
the
table
and move into the desired
place
and secure.
Locate the
securing
bolt underneath
the table. With a
suitable socket
loosen the bolt. On
the table
support
there is a
graduating
.
scale from 0-45°.
Set the table to the
required angle
and
retighten
the bolt. Note: The
graduated
scale is for
guidance.
We recommend
the use of an
engineers protractor
.
WORK‘TABLE
EVOTED
when
setting any angles.
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Spindle speeds
and
adjusting
belt tension
.
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WARNING:
Always
ensure that the
pillar
drill is switched
off and
NOTE A De“
9°S“‘°”'”9 Speed
m” ‘5
unplugged
from t e
power supply
before
making
and
adjustments
or
a
,
.-
.
.
loosed on the inside
top
coverot the
p.llar
drill
changing
a
drill bll,
Changing
the
spindle
speed
Unscrew
the cross head screw
securing
the
pulley guard
and
lift
open
the
pulley guard
to
expose
the
pulley system.
Determine the
spindle speed required.
Identify
the
pulley
arrangement
that
gives
the nearest
spindle speed
to
that
required by referring
to the drill
speed
chart.
NOTE:
dDo
not cross
the belt to
gave
.
, .
inlerme late 5 eeds
this wr‘l cause
Slacken the belt
tension
locking
bolt. This
damage
to the
gillardfllt
‘
will allow the
tension on the drive belt to be
released The
motor
assembly
is
hinged
to
allow Belt
tension
tensioning
of
the drive belt. To move the
drive When the
desired
pulleyarrangement
has been
belt on
the
largest
drive
spindle
pulley
towards
achieved,
tension the drive belt. To check that the
1
A
13‘
E
the
next smallest
pulley
and at the same
time correct
tension has been achieved.
press
your
rotate
the
drive
spindle. by
hand until
the drive
finger
onto the centre of the drive belt. The drive
belt locates onto the next smallest
pulley. Repeat
belt should move
approximately
13mm
this
procedure
on the motor
pulley
until the
Re-tighten
the belt tension
locking
knob.
desired
pulley
has been
achieved.
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SPINDLE MIDDLE
MOTOR
Using
the 3
Jaw Chuck
Select
the drill
bit
required.
Open
the
jaws
and
insert the drill shank
centrally
into
the chuck.
Rotate the
chuck
by
hand until the
jaws grip
the
drill bit, The chuck has three
holes
around
the chuck
body.
Locate
the chuck
key
and
using
an
even
torque
move
from each
hole
location until
all three
holes have been
covered. Continue
with a
steady torque
until
tight.
Do not over
tighten
othenivise
you
will have
difficultyremoving
the drill bit.
A
WARNlNG:
Always
use
drill bits
according
to the intended
use.
-
For
example,
never
use a drill
bit intended for
working
on wood
for
working
on stone
or
vice
versa.
-
Observe
the technical
requirements
of this
product
when
purchasing
drill bits.
-
Drill bits
become hot
during
use.
-
Drill bits
are
very
sharp.
-
Handle drill
bits
carefully.
'
Wear
CE
approved
safety gloves
when
handling
drill bits in order to avoid
injuries
like
burns
or cuts.
Feed
Depth
Stop Adjustment
This is used
when a number of
holes of the same
depth
are
required
on a
single
or
multiple
workpieces.
-
Loosen
the
collar
securing
bolt.
-
Calculate
the
distance from the drill
bit
tip
to the
workpiece
plus
the
depth
of the hole
you require.
~
Set
the
adjusting
collar on the
depth stop accordingly,
tighten
the
securing
bolt to
maintain
this
position,
-
The
pillar
drill is
now
ready
for
drilling.
-
Always
check
measurements
using
an
engineers
ruler.
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Operation
Instructions
Your
pillar
drill is to
be used with
drill bits with a shank 13mm or less
in diameter.
The
following
will
give
the
inexperienced
operator
a start on
common
pillar
drill
operations,
Use
scrap
material for
practice
to
get
a feel of the
pillar
drill before
attempting regular
work.
Installing
and
removing
drill bits
NOTE: Use the
recommended
speed
for the
pillar
drill bit and
l,
Disconnect the
pillar
drill from the
power
source,
workpiece
material.
2.
Insert the smooth end of
the drill bit into the
chuck,
as far as it
will
go,
and then back the
bit out
1.5mm,
or
up
to the flutes for
small bits.
3. Make certain that
the drill
bit,
lS
centred in the chuck before
More: A drill bit of smaller
diameter uses a
fast
speed
and vice
tightening
the
chuck with the
key.
verse
4. Turn the
chuck
key,
clockwise
to
tighten
and counterclockwise
to loosen the
chuck
jaws,
5.
Tighten
all
three chuck
jaws
to secure the drill bit
sufficiently
so
General
guidelines
f0,
drilling
metal
that it does
not
slip
while
drilling.
Always
centre
punch
the
position
for
drilling,
A centre
punch
is a
pointed
6. Make
sure the
chuck
key,
is removed from
chuck before
starting
tool
that marks the
materialtothe
drilled with a small indent. it
stops
the
pillar
drill,
drill
but
moving
from the
desired
position.
Always
start
by
drilling
a small
pilot
hole and
graduallyprogress
in
the
Correct
drilling speeds
drill
diameter. When
drilling
material,
lubricate the drill
tip
with oil.
Factors which
determine the best
speed
to use are: kind of
material
being
worked,
size of
hole,
type
of
drilling
cutter,
and
quality
of cut
desired.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Noisy Operation
Excessive
drill
wobble
Motor
won't
start
Drill
binds
in
workpiece
Drill burns
or smokes
Table
is
difficult
to
raise
Reason
9??
we???
we???
9-."
F!”
F.”
as???
incorrect
belt
tension
Dry
spindle
Loose
ulley
Loose
elt
Worn
bearing
Loose
chuck
Worn
5
indie
shaft
or
bearing
Worn
c uck
Power
supply
Motor
connection
Switch
connections
Motor
windings
burned
Faulty
switch
I
no
volt release
unit
faulty
Excessive
pressure
on feed
handle
Loose
belt
Loose
drill
Speed
too
fast
incorrect
speed
slow
down
RPM
Chips
are
not
discharging
Dul
drill
or
not out
properly
for
material
Needs
lubrication
Feed
pressure
wrong
Needs
lubrication
Table
lock
tightened
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Solution
99???
or?
were?
9-9
F!”
999??
a.
b.
Adjust
tension
Remove
splndlelquill
assembly
and
lubricate
Tighten
pulley
A
just
belt
tension
Replace
bearing
Tighten
by
pressing
chuck
down
against
table
.
Replace
spindle
shaft or
bearing
Replace
c
uck
Check
power
cord
Check
motor
connection
Check
switch
connections
Contact
technical
support
on
0330
123
0001
Contact
technical
support
on 0330
123 0001
A
ly
less
ressure
Cfigck
beltgension
Tighten
drill
with
key
Change speed
Refer
to
s
eed chart
Clean
dril bit
Shar
en
drill bit
Use
ubrication
while
drilling
Apply
less
pressure
Lubricated
with
light
oil
Loosen
clamp
Maintenance
It the
power
cord is
damaged.
it must be
replaced by
the
UKHS.
the
supplier.
Please contact
our technical
department
if
you
require
assistance on 0330 123 0001
Always
lubricate drill bits with suitable oil when
drilling.
This will
prolong
the life of drill bits
and aid
cutting
(metal only).
Caution: Do not use water-based coolant or
any
kind of continuous coolant
pump.
Remove all swan‘ and dust after each
operation.
Spread
oil onto
unplated
sun‘aces
especially
if the
pillar
drill is not
used for
long periods.
Lubricate the
spindle
drive with oil
every
six months.
The
spindle guide
screw should
also be checked
regularly
This
product
does not
contain
any parts
that can be
repaired by
the
consumer.
Please contact our
technical
department
if
you require
assistance on 0330
123 0001
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For
indoor use
only
CE
Declaration
of
Conformity
/
®
Your
Wolf 9
Speed
Pillar Drill
has
been manufactured
to
a
high
standard,
WM
and
has been
tested to and
complies
with
the
following
European
Directives,
ELECTRIC TOOLS
We
UK Home
Shopping
Ltd.,
Hereby
declare
that the
equipment
described below
Description
and function:
Wolf
9
Speed
Pillar
Drill
Year
of Manufacture: 2017
Serial
Numbers: 00332
Munufacture’s
authorised
representative
within
the EC:
UK Home
Shopping
Ltd,
UKHS
House,
Prospect
Close,
Kirkby
In
Ashfield,
Nottinghamshire,
NGI7
7LF
Conforms
to
the
requirements
of the
following
Directives,
as indicated.
2006/42/EC
-
Machinery
Directive
2006/95/EC
-
Low
Voltage
Directive
2004/108/EC
-
Electromagnetic
Directive
WARNING!
While
your
Walt Pillar Drill has been
designed
and
manufactured
according
to the above
safety
standards
you
are
reminded the incorrect use
at
your
Wolf
Pillar Drill
may
result
in
injury
and
may
void
your
warranty.
And the
following
harmonised
standard(s)
EN
601029-1/A11:2010
EN ISO 12100:2010
EN 55014-1A2:2011
EN 55014-2/A2:2008
EN
6100-3-2/A2:2009
EN 6100-3-3:2013
Authorised
signatory
and technical file holder.
Date:
20/12/16
Signature:
Name: 0.
Wyllie
Technical
Department
UK Home
Shopping
Ltd,
UKHS
House,
Prospect
Close,
Kirkby
In
Ashfield,
Nottinghamshire,
N017 7LF
Copyright
© 2017
These instructions
are
the sole
property
of
Wolf Licences Ltd and
may
not
be
reproduced.
Due to continuous
product
improvement
we
reserve the
right
to
change
the
product specification
without
prior
notice.
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