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Wrenches, S: 3, 4, 5, 6 F Socket Head Wrench, D: 45-52 G Double-end Wrenches, 8-10, 14-17, 17-19 H Chuck Key I Handle J T-nut K Fuse, 5A (110 VAC) L Draw Bar If any parts are missing or broken, please call Harbor Freight Tools at the number on the cover of this manual as soon as possible. Installation 1. Place the machine on a level, flat, and heavy work table or bench; sufficient to support weight and use of product and with sufficient light, and enough side room to allow movement of the Working Table (#19). 2. Secure the machine to the appropriate table or bench using four hex screws (not supplied), by screwing them through the base mounting holes. SKU 44991 Page 4 REV 11/02 3. An optional oil pan can be placed under the machine before it is mounted to the table. 4. Before operation, loosen the slide, worktable, and drill-mill spindle. They were locked for shipping. 5. Remove all packing material and clean machine with nonflammable solvent. Oil the machine according to the lubrication requirements before running the machine. Assembly 1. Install the Chuck. -Thoroughly clean the tapered hole in the Chuck (164) and the Spindle (79) shaft of all dirt, grease, oil, and protective coatings (paint thinner may be necessary). - Slide the Chuck onto the Spindle shaft. -Turn the Chuck sleeve clockwise and open the jaws completely. -Tap the nose of the Chuck lightly with a piece of wood to securely set the Chuck. 2. If necessary, screw the Handles into the Small Hand Wheels. 3. Check the angle of the Vertical Support (68) for true vertical. Check all bolts for tightness. Operation This Mini Milling/Drilling Machine is capable of machining metal and nonmetallic stock by cutting, drilling, and milling. It can cut circular surfaces, both inside and out, cones, mill planes or grooves, and other cutting functions depending on the tools used. The machine consists of the following main components as shown in the photo below. Motor (127) Electrical Box (69) Vertical Support (68) Small (fine) Feed Wheel (93) Balance Mechanism Assy. Headstock and Spindle Box (49) Emergency Stop Switch (37) Speed Control Knob (134) Limit Block (65) Connecting Strut (72) Longitudinal Feed Hand Wheel Working Table (19) Saddle (35) Cross Feed Hand Wheel (5) Base (1) SKU 44991 Page 5 Checks before Operation Checks before Operation . Turn on the machine by lifting the cover and pulling out the Emergency Stop Switch (137). 2. Turn the Speed Control Knob (134) and verify spindle speed changes. 3. Verify that the spindle is rotating clockwise. 4. Operate the Longitudinal Axis (Working Table), Cross Axis (Saddle Seat), and Vertical Axis (Vertical Support), and verify their proper operation and movement. Caution: Avoid injury to you or damage to machine. Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before performing any adjustments, tool replacement, or maintenance. Installation of the Taper Shank Cutter 1. Pull off the Protective Cover (126). 2. Wipe the spindle sleeve and taper of all dirt and grease. 3. Unscrew Clamp Bolt (101) and remove Dust Guard (100). 4. Place the Taper Shank (B) into the Spindle (79) sleeve. Cover the Cutter (C) (not included) end with an oil cloth to protect hands and machinery. 5. Insert the Fixing Pin (accessory D) on the right side of the Spindle sleeve. Refer to page 4. 6. Using the #14 open end wrench (accessory G), tighten (clockwise) the Spindle draw bar (A) to lock in the Taper Shank Cutter into the Spindle. 7. Pull out the Fixing Pin and replace the Protective Cover. Note: For illustration Removal of the Taper Shank Cutter purposes only. Only Chuck with Taper Shank 1. Pull off the Protective Cover (126). (164) is included. (126) (A) (101) (100) (B) (C) (D) (G) 2. Insert the Fixing Pin (accessory D) on the right side of the Spindle sleeve. 3. Using the #14 open end wrench (accessory G), loosen (counterclockwise) the Spindle draw bar (A) to unlock the Taper Shank Cutter in the Spindle. 4. Using a plastic hammer, gently tap the Taper Shank (B) until it breaks free. Place a cushion on the Working Table (19) to protect the assembly if it falls out. 5. Replace the Taper Shank Cutter with the Drill Chuck (or other tool) if desired. Travel Adjustment Adjusting the Limit Block (65) can control the travel of the Spindle Box. 1. Loosen Handle (30) attached to the Limit Block (65). SKU 44991 Page 6 REV 12/04 (68) (70) (68) (70) . Adjust the position of the Limit Block (65) up or down. Refer to the Ruler (67) on the side of the Vertical Support (68). 3. Tighten the Handle. Adjusting the Vertical Support Angle 1. Using the Large Wrench (accessory A), loosen Lock Nut (70) only enough to allow movement of the Vertical Support (68). Caution: Avoid injury or damaging machine, hold the Vertical Support in place to keep it from falling to the left or right during adjustment. 2. Adjust the Vertical Support angle as needed (45 degrees left or right, maximum). Check Ruler (44) for angle. 3. When the Vertical Support is at the desired ang...