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DeWalt DW130 - User Manual

DeWalt DW130
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ial Tool Company, 626 Hanover Pike, P.O. Box 158, Hampstead, MD 21074 Printed in U.S.A. (MAY95-CD-6) Form No. 158673-02
or information call toll free between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., seven days a week. 1-800-4-DEWALT (1-800-433-9258)
Copyright 1993, 1995
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
DW130 1/2" Drill
W130 5/17/02 3:26 PM Page 2 (Black plate)

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Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Double Insulation

Explanation of the tool's double insulation system for enhanced safety.

Polarized Plugs

Information regarding polarized plugs and their proper use for safety.

General Safety Precautions

Tool Operation and Assembly

Spade Handle Assembly

Instructions for attaching and positioning the spade handle for optimal control.

Side Handle Usage

Guidance on using the side handle for stability during high-torque operations.

Switch Operation

Details on forward/reverse control and trigger lock functionality.

Drilling Techniques and Maintenance

Drilling in Wood and Masonry

Methods and bit recommendations for drilling into wood and masonry materials.

Chuck Key Holder and Removal

Procedures for using the chuck key holder and removing the chuck from the tool.

Lubrication and Accessories

Information on tool lubrication and recommended accessories for use.

Product Warranty and Service

One-Year Limited Warranty

Details of the manufacturer's one-year warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Satisfaction Guarantee

Information on the 30-day no-risk satisfaction guarantee for the tool's performance.

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Double Insulation

Explanation of the tool's double insulation system for enhanced safety.

Polarized Plugs

Information regarding polarized plugs and their proper use for safety.

General Safety Precautions

Tool Operation and Assembly

Spade Handle Assembly

Instructions for attaching and positioning the spade handle for optimal control.

Side Handle Usage

Guidance on using the side handle for stability during high-torque operations.

Switch Operation

Details on forward/reverse control and trigger lock functionality.

Drilling Techniques and Maintenance

Drilling in Wood and Masonry

Methods and bit recommendations for drilling into wood and masonry materials.

Chuck Key Holder and Removal

Procedures for using the chuck key holder and removing the chuck from the tool.

Lubrication and Accessories

Information on tool lubrication and recommended accessories for use.

Product Warranty and Service

One-Year Limited Warranty

Details of the manufacturer's one-year warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Satisfaction Guarantee

Information on the 30-day no-risk satisfaction guarantee for the tool's performance.

Overview

This document is an instruction manual for the DEWALT DW130 1/2" Drill, a heavy-duty industrial tool designed for various drilling and driving applications in wood, metal, and masonry.

Function Description:

The DEWALT DW130 1/2" Drill is a high-torque, industrial-grade power tool primarily used for drilling holes and driving fasteners. It is built for demanding jobsite conditions and offers robust performance for professional and construction applications. The drill features a rocker switch for easy selection between forward and reverse rotation, allowing for versatile use in both drilling and driving tasks. A lock button is integrated into the switch for continuous operation, particularly useful when the drill is mounted or held firmly in a fixture, though it is explicitly cautioned against locking the switch "ON" during handheld drilling to prevent injury if the bit binds. The tool is designed with a chuck for securing various drill bits and accessories.

Important Technical Specifications:

While specific numerical specifications like motor power (watts/amps) or RPM are not explicitly listed in the provided pages, the manual emphasizes its "high-torque" nature, indicating it's designed for demanding tasks. The chuck size is specified as 1/2", which is a common size for heavy-duty drills, accommodating a wide range of bits. The drill utilizes a double insulation system, meaning it does not require grounding and is equipped with a two-prong plug. Some models may feature polarized plugs (one blade wider than the other) for added electrical safety. The manual also includes a table for minimum gage requirements for extension cords, indicating the tool's current draw and the importance of using appropriately sized cords to prevent voltage drop and overheating. For example, for a 0-6 ampere rating, a 18 AWG cord is recommended for lengths up to 25 feet, while a 14 AWG cord is needed for 101-150 feet. For 10-12 ampere rating, a 16 AWG cord is needed for 0-25 feet, and a 12 AWG cord for 51-100 feet. Cords longer than 150 feet for this rating are "Not Recommended."

Usage Features:

The DW130 drill is designed with user comfort and control in mind, featuring both a side handle and a multi-position spade handle. The spade handle can be attached horizontally or vertically to the rear of the drill, providing flexibility for different working angles and operator preferences. The side handle can be positioned on either side or the top of the drill, further enhancing adaptability and control, especially given the drill's high-torque output. Users are strongly advised to always use both the side handle and the switch handle and to hold the tool firmly with both hands during operation. The manual provides specific instructions for drilling in various materials:

  • Wood: Twist drills, spade bits, auger bits, or hole saws can be used. Frequent removal of bits is recommended to clear chips and prevent overheating. A wood "back-up" block should be used for work prone to splintering.
  • Metal: High-speed steel twist drills or hole saws are recommended. Lubricant (sulfurized cutting oil or lard oil) should be used, except for cast iron which should be drilled dry. Bacon grease is also suggested as a lubricant.
  • Masonry: Carbide-tipped masonry bits should be used at low speeds with even force to prevent cracking brittle materials. A smooth, even flow of dust indicates proper drilling rate. The drill's rocker switch allows for easy selection of forward or reverse rotation. The lock button enables continuous operation, but users are cautioned against using it during handheld drilling. The manual also provides instructions for chuck removal and attachment of the chuck key holder, ensuring proper maintenance and accessory changes.

Maintenance Features:

The manual outlines several key maintenance aspects to ensure the longevity and safe operation of the DW130 drill:

  • General Care: Keep tools sharp and clean. Inspect cords periodically for damage and have them repaired by an authorized service facility if necessary. Keep tool vents clean and free from oil and grease.
  • Motor Brushes: The tool is designed with a brush system, and users are instructed to inspect the carbon brushes by unscrewing plastic inspection caps on the motor housing. Brushes should be kept clean and slide freely. Replacement is necessary if the brush is worn down to a point where its stamped symbol is no longer visible. New brush assemblies are available at service centers. A notable feature is that the tool is designed to automatically turn itself off when the brushes are worn out, indicating a built-in safety and maintenance reminder.
  • Lubrication: All ball bearings are factory lubricated for life. Needle bearings receive lubrication from the grease in the gear case. The gear case should be cleaned and re-lubricated yearly or whenever servicing requires its removal. Specific grease type and quantity are detailed in the Parts Bulletin.
  • Chuck Removal: Detailed instructions are provided for removing the chuck using a chuck key, wooden mallet, and screwdriver, facilitating chuck replacement or maintenance.
  • Damaged Parts: Before further use, any damaged guard or part should be carefully checked to ensure proper operation. Repairs or replacements should be performed by an authorized service center.
  • Warranty and Service: The tool comes with a one-year warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship. Repairs are to be performed by Black & Decker Industrial Service Centers or authorized service stations. The manual also highlights a "NO RISK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE," allowing customers to return the tool for a full refund within 30 days if not completely satisfied. Contact information for DEWALT service centers across various states is provided for assistance and parts.

DeWalt DW130 Specifications

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BrandDeWalt
ModelDW130
CategoryDrill
LanguageEnglish

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