Working with Core Drills
Only use quick-change tool holder on the flat clamping face of the core drill.
Push the centring and ejecting pin through the core drill head.
Align the flat clamping face of the core drill on the marking in the swivel and turn the swivel of the quick-change
tool holder completely clockwise to open the tensioning block.
Insert the core drill and turn the swivel back. Check the correct, firm fit of the core drill.
Risk of injury! Always wear gloves since the edges are sharp.
Set the core drill on the work piece and start drilling until the whole cutting area is marked as a circular ring.
The core drill should be cooled constantly during the drilling process. Optimum cooling is possible through our
coolant equipment using inner cooling.
Do not switch the drive motor off during drilling, and after the drilling process pull the core drill back by turning
the star handle with the motor still running.
Remove swarf and core after every drilling process.
Use swarf hook to remove the swarf. Do not touch with your bare hands. Risk of injury!
How to work with twist drills
The drill chuck with Weldon shank (Prod.-No. 18107) is only to be used with twist drills up to a diameter
of 13 mm.
Insert drill chuck with MT2 tool holder in the drill spindle.
Insert twist drill in drill chuck and tighten.
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