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==Usage Notes== | ==Usage Notes== |
Revision as of 08:52, 14 October 2014
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Type | Drill Press |
Make/Model | Mastercraft 10" Drill Press with Laser |
Serial number | ?? |
Original owner | Algenon |
Loan status | Donated to Protospace |
Arrival date | Pre 2013 |
Location | Metalworking Shop |
Functional status | Working |
Usage permissions | Open to Members & Friends |
Certification | Self-Taught |
Wiki-ID | [[{{{id}}}]] |
Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Usage Notes
- Adjust bit with chuck key, then return chuck key to its holder
- Twist chuck by hand to ensure bit is centered, not stuck between two jaws
- Adjust table height/position by loosening rear left bolt, then turning right crank or pushing table sideways
- Ensure table hole is lined up with bit. If not, bit will drill through table and ruin it.
- Tighten rear-left bolt to secure table
- Ensure workpiece is secured
- Use depth-limiter knob to control max depth
Specs
- 10" range, 2 1/4" stroke
- 5 speeds (max 3020 RPM)
- 3.2A motor
- Battery laserline
- Worklight
- Rack & Pinion crank table adjust
- 45' tilt
- Drills holes in materials with more power and accuracy than a hand drill