16 speed bench drill with a 25mm drilling capacity, ideal for automotive and maintenance workshops...16 speed bench drill with a 25mm drilling capacity, ideal for automotive and maintenance workshops. The square table features a smoothly operated rack and pinion mechanism for easy adjustment. It is equipped with a No-Volt safety release switch, depth stop, and chuck guard. Manufactured with a steel motor casing and lockable pulley cover, it is supplied with a BS approved non-rewireable moulded plug and a 1.8m (approx.) cable. Specifications include a chuck capacity of 3-16mm, MT4 spindle taper, spindle travel of 80mm, column diameter of 80mm, table size of 356 x 356mm, base size of 485 x 290mm, throat depth of 255mm, and a height of 1635mm. The drill weighs 86kg and offers 16 speeds ranging from 160-3000r/min.
This guide is for users of the Draper Floor Standing Drill, a powerful 16-speed drill ideal for automotive and maintenance workshops. Its key benefit is the ability to handle a wide range of drilling tasks with precision and ease. However, keep in mind its substantial weight of 86kg, which requires a stable work environment.
All features
Model Part Number
02019
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the chuck capacity?
The chuck capacity is 3-16mm.
What is the spindle taper?
The spindle taper is MT4.
What is the maximum drilling depth?
The spindle travel is 80mm.
What is the table size?
The table size is 356 x 356mm.
What is the motor power?
The motor power is 1100W.
What type of plug does it come with?
It comes with a BS approved non-rewireable moulded plug.
What is the column diameter?
The column diameter is 80mm.
How many speed settings does the drill have?
The drill has 16 speeds.
Troubleshooting
Drill does not start
Check the power supply, ensure the plug is correctly inserted, and verify the no-volt release switch is engaged.
Drilling is inconsistent or inaccurate
Secure the workpiece properly, check the drill bit for sharpness and correct type, and adjust the table and depth stop accurately.
Drill runs at the wrong speed
Check the speed selection lever and ensure it is set to the desired speed. Check the belt tension.
Excessive vibration during operation
Ensure the drill is placed on a stable surface, check the chuck and bit for proper fitting, and inspect the drill for any loose components.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile speed settings for various materials and applications.
Robust construction for durability and long-term use.
User-friendly features like the rack and pinion table adjustment.
Safety features, including a chuck guard and no-volt release switch, enhance user protection.
Large table size that supports larger workpieces.
Powerful 1100W motor
Cons
Heavy weight (86kg) requires a stable and dedicated workspace.
Requires a 1.8m (approx.) cable length which may limit placement.
MT4 spindle taper may require specific accessories.
Assembly and setup may require some technical skill.
Requires regular maintenance for optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Unpacking and Inspection: Upon receiving the drill, inspect all components for damage. Ensure all parts listed in the manual are present.
Assembly: Assemble the drill according to the instructions manual. Pay attention to securing the base and table.
Power Connection: Ensure the drill is connected to a BS approved non-rewireable moulded plug and a suitable power outlet.
Compatibility: The drill is compatible with a variety of drill bits, depending on the material being drilled. Ensure the bit size matches the chuck capacity (3-16mm).
Operation:
Select the appropriate speed setting for the material.
Secure the workpiece to the table.
Adjust the table height to the desired drilling point.
Use the depth stop for consistent drilling depths.
Care:
Regularly clean the drill and table to remove dust and debris.
Lubricate moving parts as per the manual's recommendations.
Inspect the belts and pulleys for wear and tear.
Store the drill in a clean, dry environment when not in use.
Always unplug the drill before performing any maintenance.