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== Purpose == The drill press is used for drilling holes. Fences and stops can help make cuts safer and more precise. == Safety == '''Do:''' * Use clamps, fences, and fixtures to hold the workpiece * Make sure the table is locked in place before starting * Use a sacrificial board when drilling through the workpiece '''Do not:''' * Hold workpieces by hand when drilling - the bit can lift and spin the workpiece, causing injury * Drill into the table surface or communal jigs === Emergency Stop === The drill press can be stopped with the power switch. == Operating Procedure == # Set the table height: ## Consider the height of your sacrificial surface, drilled material and drill bit ## Unlock the table lock ## Crank the handle to change the height ## Securely lock the table # If drilling completely through the material, install a waste board to protect the table. # Clamp the workpiece to the table. Never hold workpieces by hand when drilling. # Install the drill bit in the chuck # Set the speed range: large tool = SLOW, small tool = FAST # Using the feed handle, carefully press the bit into the workpiece. # When drilling deep holes (more than 2x the diameter of the drill bit), raise the bit periodically to clear chips. == Shutdown and Housekeeping == * Remove all workpieces, tools, and fixtures * Store drill bits in their proper spot, organized according to size * Make sure the chuck key is stored in the holder on the side of the drill press * Wipe down table, handles, switches with a brush or rag * Sweep floor around the drill press and work table
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