DRILL GRINDING , ATTACHMENT. CRAFTSMAN @ FOR DRILLS FROM ¥4" TO 34" @ ADJUSTABLE FOR POPULAR DRILL ANGLES COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON INSIDE FLAP aa SEARS ROF”¢K AND CO. ‘SIMPSON $.-SEARS LTD. SEARS R A ne ae See THE PERFECT GRINDING ATTACHMENT FOR ALL TWIST DRILLS | STIG GNNOAD AlsaLVANISV SIINSSV FJONVWuOssad MALLIG GNV 4aLSV4 YOdFIG.2 FIG.3 POINT ANGLE | _/AUP RELIEF ANGLE di 81012" ae amu Ancue abwstine T case eg aowuste nor stipe saacker a, FIG. 4, suorres ase with win NUT) INSTRUCTIONS FOR DRILL GRINDING ATTACHMENT, MOUNTING THE ATTACHMENT Ti gitean snd igri Grinding Aochnent should soowed fly ta stuly gst The ettachment is mounted at right ongles to the flat side of the grinding wheel, The note of the rill rough should be about in line with the center of the ori ‘ond about 34" fo L" from the rim of the wheel (See Fi. 1). Fosten to bench using bol, washer, and wing nut. The balt should be located about 2%" from the fict side of the wheel, A slotied bose is provided for fore and aft adjustment (See Fig. 2). For certain it may be necessary to block up either the grinder or the attachment. Shops with magnetic chucks can offach sgel plate fo base of attachment for use with surface grinder feeds, THREE THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN RESHARPENING A DRILL STEP 1. Point Angle of Cutting Lips (Fig. 2) The Point Angle of a twist drill gsthe angle made by the cutting lip and the oxi of the drill | purpose dalling. 3.6 for ver) hard moterals. 68° Angle is recommended for high production use for V4” and smaller size drills. 49° Angle for soft mgterials such ax copper, and some of its alloys. _ CSK—A1" Angle for standord count ‘wood, hard rubber, fi STEP 2. Li Enough cleorance behind without eny drog. Usually 8° to STEP:3, Chisel Edge Ang] The Chisel Edge Angle sould be 120° to 135° when the point is correctly sharpened. OPERATING THE DRILL GRINDING ATTACHMENT 1. Soin to desived point ena ou slightly obove cuting edge of resure On 36 rates gil Ploer ClecLvisecochow verte! i ull Copwor" Sen Fa Ribroken stil ber 3 be grodusliy ground on af a wing fool back and forth on “gradually by food screw con Jt, f tight, loosen one screw on nameplate ing Yo swing bosk and forth. A Va” turn-wi well with dil in etochment. Compare with Figt. 2 ond 2. Do not remove dill or chonge nd tip, loouen clamp end rotate erill Vz turn until epperite cuting edge touches lip res, potses throvgh. iy 08 shown on figures 2 3, and , As drill manufacturers use different flute shapes and spiral angles, it may sometimes be necessary to depart slightly from the above rules, This is probable if the chisel angle appears incorrect. The drill should then be completely re-ground. For a gredter angle, more drill everhang should be used. (See step No. 2) For a lesser chisel angle, less dri 19 should be used. (See step No. 2.) (Abwiuh any {WMA Sboticiency will bo geavired with practice: