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USING THE “MORSE TAPER” SYSTEM DRILL BITS
(PICS. 24 & 25)
The “Morse Taper” system
This drill can accommodate larger drill bits than the chuck
capacity.IndustryusestheMorsetapersystemtofitdrillbits.
The “Morse Taper” system is a method of securing an external
(male) taper securely into an internal (female) tapered drive
shaft.Thesetapersarereferredtoasselfholdingbecausethey
stay in place when correctly seated. This system allows the
easychangingofchucksanddrillbits.Theinternalandexternal
tapers are ground at an angle that allows the two tapers to
locktogether. Variousaccessories including chucks, drill bits,
reamers and adaptor sleeves with various size of “Morse Taper”
shankcanbeobtained.AMorsetaperaccessorywillcomprise
thecutter (Pic.24)(24.1),Morsetaper shank(Pic.24)(24.2)
andatang(Pic.24)(24.3).Therearetwoshortverticalejector
slots machined in each side of the drive spindle and the drive
spindlehousing(Pic.25)(25.1).Thisallowstheuseofa“Drift”
to“Break”releasethetaperlock.
To remove the chuck or Morse taper drill bit, lower the drive
spindleandholdinposition.Locatetheejectorslotinthedrive
spindle housing, rotating the drive spindle until the drive spindle
ejector slots align with ejector slots in the drive spindle housing
(Pic.25)(25.1).Lookatthesideofthespindleandyouwillsee
theejectorslots(Pic.25).Thechucktangisvisiblethroughthe
ejectorslot.Tobreakthetaper,usethetapereddrift.Insertthe
driftintotheejectorslotabovethechuckordrillbittang.Using
asoftfacedhammertapthedriftuntilitbreaksthetaperfit.The
chuckandMorsetapersleevewillfalloutofthemotorspindle.
AwidevarietyofMorsetaperdrillbitsareavailablecomplete
withadaptersleeves.
NO VOLTS EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH (PIC. 26)
This machine is fitted with a “No Volts Switch”. In the event
of a mains power failure or if the mains plug is removed from
the mains supply socket before the machine is switched off.
Themachinewillnotre-startwithoutwarningwhenthemains
supply is restored or the mains plug is re-connected to the
mainssupply,untilthemachineisswitchedONattheON/OFF
switchfitted to the machine. The switch is also fitted with an
emergencystopcover.Tostartthemachine,lifttheemergency
stopcover(Pic.26)(26.1)andpressgreentheONbutton(Pic.
26)(26.2).Tostopthemachine,presstheredOFFbutton(Pic.
26)(26.3).Intheeventofanemergency,hittheemergencystop
cover(Pic.26)(26.4),thiswillswitchthemachineOFFandwill
mechanically lock the emergency stop cover in place preventing
the machine from being switched on until the mechanical lock
hasbeenreleased.Toreleasethemechanicallockdepressthe
emergencybuttonandslideitupwards(Pic.26)(26.5).
FEED DEPTH ADJUSTMENT (PIC. 27)
This facility is useful if a number of uniform depth holes are
requiredinaworkpiece.Settheworkpiecetobedrilledinyour
machinevice.Insertthedrillrequiredintothechuck.Bringthe
drill bit into contact with the work surface. Loosen the clamp
knob(Pic.27)(27.1)androtatethescalering(Pic.27)(27.2)to
thezeroposition.Selectthedepthrequiredandrotatethescale
ring to the required depth against the pointer. Re-tighten the
clampknob.Thedrillwillstopattherequireddeptheverytime.
NBD350:Usingthedepthstopnuts(Pic.27B)(27B.1)andthe
depthscale(Pic.27B)(27B.2),setthedepthofholerequired,
securethedepthstop nuts.Thedrillwillstopatthe required
deptheverytime.
CHANGING THE SPINDLE SPEED (PICS. 28 & 29)
AND CHART 1 (PAG. 15)
Unscrewthecrossheadscrewsecuringthepulleyguard.Lift
openthepulleyguardtoexposethepulleysystem.Determine
thespindlespeedrequired.Identifythepulleyarrangementthat
gives the nearest spindle speed to that required by referring to
thedrillspeedchart.Slackenthetwowingnutslocatedoneach
sideof thecasting(Pic.28)(28.1).Torelease thetensionon
thedrivebelt,movethetensionlevertotheleft(Pic.28)(28.2).
This will cause the motor, situated at the rear of the machine, to
slideontwoslidebars,releasingthetensiononthedrivebelt.To
movethedrivebelttothedesiredpulleyarrangement.Pushthe
belt on the largest drive spindle pulley towards the next smallest
pulley and at the same time rotate the drive spindle, by hand
untilthedrivebeltlocatesontothenextsmallestpulley.Repeat
this procedure on the jockey pulley and the motor pulley until the
desiredpulleyarrangementhasbeenachieved.
NBD350: Slacken the belt tension locking knob (Pic. 28B)
(28B.1). This will allow the tension on the drive belt to be
released.Themotorassemblyishingedtoallowtensioningof
thedrivebelt.
ForpulleyarrangementsseeChart1.
NOTE:Donotcrossthebelttogiveintermediatespeeds.This
willcausedamagetothemachine.
BELT TENSION
When the desired pulley arrangement has been achieved
tensionthedrivebeltbymovingthetensionlevertotheright.
To check that the correct tension has been achieved, press your
fingerontothecentreofthedrivebelt(Pic.29).Thedrivebelt
should move approximately 13mm. Re-tighten the two wing
nutstolockthemotorontothetwoslidebars.
NBD350: When the desired pulley arrangement has been
achieved tension the drive belt by moving the hinged motor
inthedirectionofthearrow(Pic.30)(30.1).Tocheckthatthe
correct tension has been achieved, press your finger onto the
centre of the drive belt (Pic. 31), the drive belt should move
approximately13mm(Pic.31)(31.1).Re-tightenthebelttension
lockingknob.
MAINTENANCE
The drill requires very little maintenance apart from keeping all
unpaintedsurfacescoatedinlightoil.
Keep the machine clear of swarf which should be disposed of in
apropermannerandnotputintohouseholdrefusebins.
Alwaysinspect andcheckthesetupandadjustments before
using the machine