What to do if the workpiece is slipping from my hand when using Clarke METALWORKER CDP401B Power Tool?
If the workpiece is slipping from your hand while using the Clarke Power Tool, it needs to be properly supported or clamped. Support the workpiece using clamps.
General| Model | CDP401B |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Max Cutting Capacity (Mild Steel) | 13mm |
| Chuck Capacity | 13mm |
| Drilling Capacity | 13mm |
General safety guidelines for the work area.
Instructions for operating and maintaining the equipment safely.
Recommended clothing and personal protective equipment.
Specific advice on maintaining and using power tools safely.
Ensure operator is familiar with machines and techniques before use.
Covers safe operation practices like power, unattended use, and drill bit storage.
Includes workpiece securing, correct speeds, and dust handling.
Details mains lead wire colours and terminal connections for safe electrical hookup.
Notes regarding non-rewirable plugs, fuse covers, and replacements.
Check for damage, clean protective coating, and prepare surfaces.
Lists all components included with the machine upon delivery.
Lists parts, tools, and covers base/column installation.
Covers table, arm, head assembly, feed handles, and chuck guard installation.
Includes pulley cover, belt fitting, and chuck installation/removal.
Covers ON/OFF switch assembly and useful accessories.
How to adjust table height, swivel, tilt, and align it.
Setting drilling depth and changing spindle speed using belts.
Inserting drill bit, workpiece setup, clamping, and starting the machine.
Performing drilling, feed control, depth setting, and switching off.
Guidance on proper feed rate and general drilling tips.
Advice for drilling metal, including lubrication and clamping.
Advice for drilling wood, including bit types and splintering prevention.
Basic cleaning and lubrication steps after using the machine.
Regular checks and lubrication tasks for monthly upkeep.
Crucial safety reminder to disconnect power before cleaning or maintenance.
Troubleshooting for noisy operation and drill bit problems like burning or binding.
Addresses issues causing drill run-out, wobble, or binding in the workpiece.
Solutions for chuck falling off, workpiece slipping, or splintering.
Troubleshooting for motor not running, stalling, or fuse/breaker trips.
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