DeWalt DW154 Guide D'utilisation page 8

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1. This unit was designed with user convenience and safety in mind
2. User safety:
The switches are arranged to prevent the user from accidentally
starting motor before the magnet is energized.
The handles are arranged to allow for easy vertical and overhead
placement.
The switches are operated by a twist of the wrist.
3. This unit comes equipped with a quick release feed handle. By
simply depressing a button, the feed handle can be switched from
the left to the right side of the unit.
4. Continuous duty operation:
The motor units are the most rugged on the market.
5. Superior magnet power:
The magnet is designed to stay put on 1/2"(13mm) flat steel or iron.
NOTE: DW156 can be adapted for use with annular cutters with
addition of DW1559 Arbor Assembly. DW157 can be adapted for
use with annular cutters with addition of DW1558 Arbor Assembly.
FIG. 6
A
ARBOR
BEARING
OIL HOLE
B
ARBOR
CUTTER
PILOT PIN
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FIG. 7
RESERVOIR
6. Place proper pilot pin into desired cutter from the top and insert
cutter into the arbor. Line up cutter flats with arbor set screws, Fig.
6. Tighten both set screws securely. (Make sure flats are properly
located under set screws so that they remain recessed below
surface of the shaft).
7. Fill reservoir (slot in arbor) with D
This fluid is formulated to give the best performance and life to the
rotary cutters. Fluid will be released down pilot shaft by gravity
feed. Test by running cutter up and down against work surface to
start fluid flowing. When cutting vertical or overhead, dip cutter in
D WALT cutting paste.
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NOTE: This unit features an improved arbor bearing system. The
bearings are lubricated at the factory. From time to time it is
necessary to relubricate the bearings to insure efficient operation.
Two holes are provided in the arbor bracket for this purpose as
shown in Figure 6. If the drill press is used in a normal, upright
position apply a liberal amount of SAE No. 20 or 30 oil at point A
and in the holes. When drilling overhead, point B and the holes
should receive the oil. If drilling horizontally, usually oil only needs
to be applied through the holes. Apply the oil liberally at frequent
intervals so that the bearing stays wet at all times.
8. Start motor.
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WALT cutting fluid, Figure 7.
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