SEARS—__ CRAFTSMAN. 2 6677 DRILL GRINDING ATTACHMENT Fig. FEED NUT Locynur FEED Ss PIVOT PIN apuUSTABLE SUIDE BRACKET BOLT, WASHER AND WING NUT (Not Inelodes) SLOTTED BASE ‘TENSION SCREW POINT ANGLE/DRILL OVERHANG CHART 88° | 1/16 Inch Thin Sheets : ea 68° | 50% of Drill Dia. Very Hard Materials 59° | 50% of Dri Dia, | General Purpose Drilling ‘49° | 100% of Drill Dia.| Soft Materials (ie. Copper, Wood, Plastic) 41°/ As Required | Countersinks: Wood, Hard Rubber, Fibre etc. INSTRUCTIONS FOR: DRILL GRINDING ATTACHMENT 96677 Your New General Drill Grinding Grinding Attachment, use only Attachment has been carefully —_U.L., A.N.S.L., OSHA’ approved designed and constructed from grinding machines and wheels. the finest materials andthe latest Please read and observe the manufacturing techniques. To ob- following instructions and safety tainthe best results from your Drill__ precautions. ‘MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS TROUGH This Drill Grinding Attachment er ‘and your grinder should be fast- NY ‘ened firmly toa sturdy bench as in ~) Fig. 1, A 48 inch hole for 2 tolt YK should be drilled in the bench f about 2% Inches from the front of DIVENSION FROM Fig.2 the atinding wheel. Fasten the at OVERHANG CHART tachment to the bench using @ bolt, washer and wingnut (not in- chart for each point angle setting cluded). Use of tool in side gring- Adjust ip rest until it extends ing should only be done with a lightly into the flute of the dil as wheel specifically designed for Shown in Fig. 2. Move rear bracket side grinding and approved by ‘ANSI, OSHA SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Fos + Securely fasten Dill Grinding At- ‘tachment to workbench, UP ‘+ Wear OSHA and A.N.S.I. approv REST 2d eye protection (goggies, face Shield) when operating this tool. * Follow grinder manufacturer's to support back of drill n this posi- safety recommendations, tion Tighten clamp keeping dil flute against lip rest (Fig. ‘* Make sure all guards are in place Gonerate Drill ‘Sancing” ee over grinaing wheel. ment automatically sets the clear- * For side grinding, use wheel spe-__ance angie of the drill point. cifically engineered for that purpose. 2. With the grinder of, oosen nut slightly and move siotted base QRERATING INSTRUCTIONS — {ha"ri ust graes the. wheal 1. Using the pointangiearil over. (Re, ll ust grazes the whee! hang char, choose the best point ia ‘ammarerial ts tachment back and forth past the ngle for the material tobe drilled. grinding wheel. If pivot is t00 free 2. Place the drill in trough. The or ‘too stiff, adjust the tension amount that the drill point should screw slightly until the attach- ‘overhang lip rest is indicated in ment swings smoothly.4, To sharpen the first lip of drill, turn on grinder and with slow, short sweeps grind the drill, Ad- vance drill gradually by using the feed screw until the entire surface Is ground. The clamp should be loosened slightly while feeding the drill forward, then reclamped to prevent movement of the bit. 5, Turn off grinder. Do not remove rill or change adjustment. 6. To grind the second lip of the dill, turn attachment away from the grinding wheel, loosen clamp only. Rotate drill until the opposite flute rests against the lip rest. Re- tighten clamp, 7. Tur on gtinder and with slow, short sweeps, grind the second face of the drill. This method en: sures that the two cutting edges are the same length, 8 TURN OFF GRINDER and re- ‘move drill from the attachment. HELPFUL HINTS Feed drill by small amounts, When sharpening broken dlls, much time may be saved by roughly shaping drills tree hand before using attachment. Dip drill inwater when shaping freehand to prevent overheating (blue appearance). Certain drills may sharpen with heel behind the cutting edges, (Fig. 4). Carefully remove this hee! free hand so that the drill will cut freely. menopER HEEL Frequent sharpening makes drill ing easier and gives better life to your drils. For a drill to cut easily and to siz oth cutting edges must be the ‘same length and have the same point angle. Also there should be a definite clearance angle (Fig. ee wen Yan RM Lf 7 _yieie i 10 Fig. Sold by SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO,, Chicago, 0604 USA. PRINTED IN USA SEARS: CRAFTSMAN. aaa DRILL GRINDING ATTACHMENT MOUNTING AND USE INSTRUCTIONS