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Attaching and
Removing Your Drill
Before using, attach your drill to shaft using a
chuck key. (See Figure 2.) When completing a
drilling project, remove drill from the drill guide.
Figure 2
Operating Instructions
Do not use Drill Guide as a router. The base
plate must be secured when drilling round
stock and holes.
Setting Depth of Hole
The depth stop feature controls depth with
repeated accuracy. When operating your Drill
Guide using the depth stop feature, remove
springs from both guide rods.
1. Place the drill guide at the edge of your
workbench.
2. Press the drill down until the desired depth
of the hole is reached. (See Figure 3.)
Tighten the thumb screw in the cross
guide/chuck assembly.
3. Slide the depth stop against the cross bar/
chuck assembly.Tighten the depth stop thumb
screw. Release the thumb screw in cross
guide/chuck assembly.You are ready to drill.
Figure 3
CHUCK KEY
90° Drilling
To drill a hole straight down, 90° angle to the
work piece, loosen both guide bars (See
Figures 4 and 5) and rotate them to align
index mark on both bar holders with 0 marks
on the base plate. Tighten guide bars in posi-
tion. Place the Drill Guide flush with the work
piece before drilling.
Figure 4
Countersink
Install a countersink bit in the chuck. Adjust the
depth stop to desired countersink depth.
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