This heavy-duty 16-speed bench drill is designed for engineering and fabrication workshops, featur...This heavy-duty 16-speed bench drill is designed for engineering and fabrication workshops, featuring a 19mm drilling capacity. The drill has a square table with a rack and pinion system for easy adjustment, a No-Volt safety release switch, depth stop, and chuck guard. It is constructed with an aluminum motor casing and a lockable pulley cover, and comes with a BS-approved non-rewireable molded plug and approximately 1.8m of cable. Key specifications include a chuck capacity of 3-16mm, MT2 spindle taper, 80mm spindle travel, 80mm column diameter, 60mm collar diameter, 290 x 290mm table size, 460 x 275mm base size, 178mm throat depth, 1000mm height, and a weight of 71kg. The drill operates at 16 speeds ranging from 120-3000 r/min.
This guide is for engineers and fabricators looking to get the most out of their Draper Expert Bench Drill. This heavy-duty drill offers precise drilling with its 16-speed settings, making it ideal for various materials and tasks. However, its size and weight require a dedicated workspace. This guide covers setup, operation, and maintenance to help you utilize your bench drill effectively.
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Model Part Number
95314
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the drilling capacity of this drill?
The drill has a 19mm drilling capacity.
What is the spindle taper?
The spindle taper is MT2.
How do I adjust the table?
The drill has a square table with a rack and pinion system for easy adjustment.
What safety features does this drill have?
It includes a No-Volt safety release switch and a chuck guard.
What is the throat depth of the drill?
The throat depth is 178mm.
What is the height of the drill?
The height of the drill is 1000mm.
What is the weight of the drill?
The weight of the drill is 71kg.
What is the speed range?
The speed range is from 120-3000 r/min, with 16 different speeds available.
Troubleshooting
Drill won't turn on.
Check the power connection and ensure the switch is in the 'on' position. Also, inspect the fuse and replace if necessary.
Drill bit keeps slipping.
Tighten the chuck using the chuck key. Ensure the bit shank is clean and properly inserted.
Drill is vibrating excessively.
Check that the workpiece is securely clamped. Inspect the drill bit for damage or wear.
Table adjustments are difficult.
Clean and lubricate the rack and pinion mechanism. Ensure the locking mechanisms are not over-tightened.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile speed settings for various materials.
Rack and pinion table adjustment for precision.
Durable construction for long-term use.
Safety features like a chuck guard and No-Volt switch.
Large drilling capacity suitable for demanding tasks.
Cons
Requires a dedicated workspace due to its size.
Heavy weight (71kg) makes it difficult to move.
Professional-grade tool, may have a learning curve for beginners.
May require additional tools or accessories depending on the application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Place the bench drill on a stable, level surface capable of supporting its weight (71kg).
Ensure the power supply matches the drill's voltage requirements.
Secure the drill to the workbench, if necessary, to prevent movement during operation.
Compatibility:
Use drill bits with a 3-16mm shank to fit the chuck capacity.
The MT2 spindle taper is compatible with various accessories.
Ensure the appropriate safety equipment is used.
Care:
Regularly clean the drill table, column, and base to remove debris.
Lubricate moving parts according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Inspect the chuck and spindle for wear and tear. Replace as needed.