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Mini Drill Press:

Model NO:HJ-102

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Specifications

Voltage: 220 V; 1.1 amps
Dimensions: 6-3/4"W x 6-3/4"D
Rated oupt power: 120W Max. drill height: 25mm, Drill dia: 0.6~6mm
Shaft dia: 0.3-6.5mm
Speed: 7000（r/min) Adjustable
Weight: 5.8kg

Country of origin: CHINA

Perfect for the smaller workshop, this mini drill press offers excellent control, increasing the life of your drills. Infinitely variable speeds are at your fingertips in three ranges: low (0–5,000rpm), medium (0–6,500rpm) and high (0–7,000rpm). Jacobs chuck spindle accommodates drill shanks up to 6.5mm. Work surface is die-cast for durability.Work surface dimensions: 6-3/4" x 6-3/4".

Adjust your mini drill press to get the results you want for the tasks you do using these easy instructions. Your drill press has a three-tier, variable-speed capability and can run at a maximum of 5000, 6500 or 7000rpm. The feed lever features an adjustable depth gauge and the drill head is easily adjustable for height. Maximum drill height is 25mm; the chuck accommodates shanks up to 0–6mm (1/4").

To power up the drill press:

1. Assemble the press using the instructions in your operator's manual.

2. Secure the base of the press to your bench or work surface.

3. Plug the power cord into an appropriate power outlet.

4. Set the speed dial to low, medium or high speed to initiate power.

5. Pull the feed lever down to begin drilling.

To adjust the tier setting of the drill:

1. Remove the black plastic cover from the headstock by simultaneously pressing the locking tabs located in the drill housing.

2. Move the belt to the set of pulleys corresponding to the desired speed—the upper pulley offers a maximum speed of 5000rpm, the middle pulley runs at a maximum of 6500rpm and the lower pulley offers the highest maximum speed, 7000rpm.

3. When the belt is on the correct pulley, replace the black plastic cover and snap it into place.

To adjust the rpm speed of the drill:

1. Turn the drill on. With the drill running, turn the speed control knob on the front of the control box counter-clockwise to the lowest setting.

2. Locate the small rubber plug in the top of the speed control box and remove it.

3. Insert a small, slotted screwdriver straight down into the hole to engage the adjustment control.

4. With the screwdriver, slowly turn the adjustment control counter-clockwise until the the spindle is moving at the slowest speed but still turning (approx. 1/8-turn and 1/4-turn).

To adjust the drilling height:

1. While firmly holding the drill head, loosen the black key located at the back of the drilling head.

2. Slowly lower or raise the head to the desired height, and tighten the black key to secure it in place.