how to level the drill
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The base has 4 bolt which allows for leveling. If you look closely at the picture you can see the leveling bolts.
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Use the bolts at each corner of the base. I took off the bent brackets as they didn't make sense.
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I takes practices, but used the drill in reverse an it wont jump around as much. Use light pressure till you get it going. If it is something that you don't wont any scratches on, put a thin pace of wood on top an clamp it down, and cut thru it first. You can put it back in forward once you get it going.
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Use a hammer drill and masonry bit. Measure the length of the anchor you are using and set the depth gauge on the drill.
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Many drill presses have a press fit chuck. Clean the inside of the chuck and the out side of the shaft completely. Put something solid under the chuck and pull down on the handle to force the chuck home firmly. Then tap with a hammer to tighten with a wood block between hammer and chuck.
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Tighten drill chuck on to drill bit. The guide sleeve on the outside of the drillbit will stop drillbit from falling into cylinder. Be careful using tap, you do not want tap to fall into cylinder.. On the off chance this happens A magnet will remove it. You will have to back thread it out. When using compressed air to clean cylinder after new threads have been installed. Use a small amount of paint thinner to break down the oil.. After cylinder has been cleaned use a small amount of oil to lubricate cylinder. Ensure new threads are clear of any oil or debris. Use your liquid weld on new threads. Tore down threads. After 24 hours re torque again. Take your time and good luck Tighten drill chuck on to drill bit. The guide sleeve on the outside of the drillbit will stop drillbit from falling into cylinder. Be careful using tap, you do not want tap to fall into cylinder.. On the off chance this happens A magnet will remove it. You will have to back thread it out. When using compressed air to clean cylinder after new threads have been installed. Use a small amount of paint thinner to break down the oil.. After cylinder has been cleaned use a small amount of oil to lubricate cylinder. Ensure new threads are clear of any oil or debris. Use your liquid weld on... » Read More Tighten drill chuck on to drill bit. The guide sleeve on the outside of the drillbit will stop drillbit from falling into cylinder. Be careful using tap, you do not want tap to fall into cylinder.. On the off chance this happens A magnet will remove it. You will have to back thread it out. When using compressed air to clean cylinder after new threads have been installed. Use a small amount of paint thinner to break down the oil.. After cylinder has been cleaned use a small amount of oil to lubricate cylinder. Ensure new threads are clear of any oil or debris. Use your liquid weld on new threads. Tore down threads. After 24 hours re torque again. Take your time and good luck « Show Less
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Twist the chuck counterclockwise with your hand. If it's stuck, give the first little twist a bit of a snap. To tighten the chuck, twist it clockwise until it stops. This drill doesn't require a chuck key.
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You use an electric drill. It works better with a corded drill. A cordless battery goes dead too soon.
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1. Be sure the rubber foot cups have the flat side down -- this will help level the unit and minimize sliding. 2 - tale legs apart and reassemble tightly. 3 - use unit on a flat surface using a firm chair (like a kitchen chair). Past all that I don't know.
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the power level is adjusted by the power trigger. It is an excellent drill - I liked it so much I bought two of them and I useit almost daily. I can send you my extra manual if you like.
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one trick that I learned from my father was to wrap electrical tape around the drill bit at the desired depth that you want the hole to be. Make the tape thick enough that it stops the drill.
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U can just use the switch and not even plug in the foot pedal. Just flip the switch to hand and it becomes a hand held drill. I love this drill!!!
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You dont need a drill. Get a nail about the size of the screw and hammer it in half the screw length. Pull it out, set the base, screw in the screw with a screw driver. Righty tighty. So you need a hammer and a screw driver, 1 good size nail. Easy
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Yes , drill down holding drill steady , pulling drill up to clear bit of cement powder from hole. Do several time until desired depth is achieved. Make sure to keep drill steady so not to wobble hole out, so anchor will hold tight.
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Jessica, you need to "unscrew" the drill bit holder; As you do so, you will note the opening increases in size; when your drill bit will go into the drill, stop turning; then reverse the holder until it is tight around the bit. Hope this is of some help.
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The way I adjusted the depth of the till was to tilt the machine forward so the tines will dig deeper. I also pull the tiller backwards to get more depth. And I run the tiller one way and then go over it crosswise. Hope this helps.
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Hi, there is a speed setting on the drill to help control the speed, so you can slow it down. I would also highly recommend using the star screws instead of phillips screws. If you use the bronze star head screws, they will break in half before they will strip, but you'll still want to be easy on them with this drill, as it is very powerful. In other words, don't pull the trigger full force on the fastest settings.
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Try to click on and off switch on the front of the drill or take off and then put back the bit.that might help.if not I'm afraid you got to return it;)