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S e t t i n g „ f a s t " s p e e d
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Switch on the machine and set the Va-
rio speed to 5 (fast).
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Switch off the machine and press the
emergency-stop switch.
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Fit the top cover and tilt it back.
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Slacken the belt by pushing the speed
adjuster lever to 1 (slow).
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Mount the front belt on the lower belt
pair.
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Close the top cover again and screw it
down.
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Release the emergency-stop switch.
H a n d l i n g t h e q u i c k - g r i p
d r i l l c h u c k
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To open the drill chuck hold it by its up-
per fixing and turn the chuck clockwi-
se.
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To close and clamp a tool in place hold
the chuck by its upper fixing and turn it
anti-clockwise.
Note: Tighten the chuck firmly by hand.
Do not use an implement (such as a
pair of pliers). Otherwise the drill chuck
might be damaged.
R e m o v i n g t h e d r i l l
c h u c k
The drill chuck is driven out of the drilling
spindle using the supplied ejector wedge.
To do so, move the drilling spindle down
until the ejector slot in the side of the spind-
le is visible. Insert the ejector wedge into
the slot and strike it with a hammer to drive
out the drill chuck.
D r i l l i n g d e p t h i n d i c a t o r
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A scale indicating the drilling depth is
shown on the axis of the advance knob
GB-50
(B29). The advance can be read from it
in millimeters.
D r i l l i n g d e p t h s t o p
A I
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With the machine switched off, move
the drill bit lightly on to the surface of
the workpiece.
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Slacken the drilling depth stop (A21).
by turning the stop handle forward (clo-
ckwise).
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Set the desired drilling depth on the
drilling depth stop scale.
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Re-fix the drilling depth stop by turning
the stop handle backward (anti-clock-
wise).
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The work spindle can now only be ad-
vanced as far as the stop limit of the
pre-set drilling depth.
Do not turn the handle beyond the
working depth. Excessive pressu-
re on the advance knob may cause
the pre-set drilling depth to be un-
intentionally altered.
S e c u r i n g w o r k p i e c e s
cautIon! Workpieces must be
secured against twisting and lif-
ting.
The workpiece may be twisted or pushed
away when fitting the drill bit. Also, the spi-
ral shape of the bit may pull the workpiece
upward and so cause it to be spun around.
This may result in serious injury. So the
workpiece must be secured:
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Small workpieces should be clamped in
a suitable machine vice. The vice can be
fixed using the grooves in the machine
plate and appropriate fixings (screws and
sliding blocks).
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Larger workpieces can be fixed directly
on the plate or base using clamp straps.