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    							SQUARING 
    THE 
    WORKT
    ABLE
    The 
    combination 
    square 
    must 
    be 
    “true” 
    when 
    used 
    to
    square 
    the 
    worktable. 
    See 
    Tools 
    Required 
    for 
    Assembly
    . This 
    is essential 
    in
    order 
    to 
    do 
    precision 
    drilling.
    1.Insert 
    a straight, 
    ground 
    steel 
    rod, 
    approxi-
    mately 
    3 
    long 
    (not 
    included) 
    into 
    the 
    drill
    check 
    and 
    tighten.
    2.Raise 
    the 
    table 
    to 
    working 
    height.
    3.Place 
    the 
    combination 
    square 
    on 
    the 
    table
    sur
    face 
    with 
    the 
    ruler 
    portion 
    setting
    beside 
    the 
    ground 
    rod. 
    There 
    should 
    be 
    no
    gaps 
    from 
    either 
    the 
    tableside 
    or 
    the 
    rod
    side 
    indicating 
    a true 
    90 
    degrees.
    4.Should 
    an 
    adjustment 
    be 
    necessar
    y, loosen
    the 
    setscrew 
    beneath 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock
    with 
    the 
    3 mm 
    hex 
    wrench. 
    5.Using 
    an 
    adjustable 
    wrench, 
    loosen 
    the
    bolt 
    on 
    the 
    front 
    of 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock.
    6.Align 
    the 
    table 
    by 
    rotating 
    it until 
    the 
    combination 
    square 
    and 
    the 
    ground 
    rod 
    are
    in line.
    7.Set 
    the 
    scale 
    on 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock 
    so 
    the 
    “0” 
    reading 
    is in line 
    with 
    the 
    pointer 
    on
    the 
    table 
    support.
    8.Using 
    an 
    adjustable 
    wrench, 
    re-tighten 
    the 
    bolt 
    on 
    the 
    front 
    of 
    the 
    table 
    bevel
    lock.9.Using 
    the 
    3 mm 
    hex 
    wrench, 
    re-tighten 
    the 
    setscrew 
    on 
    the 
    bottom 
    of 
    the 
    table
    bevel 
    lock.
    The 
    scale 
    and 
    pointer 
    on 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock 
    are 
    only 
    for
    approximate 
    degree 
    setting. 
    ALWAYS 
    use 
    a square 
    or 
    precision 
    protractor
    (available 
    from 
    a hardware 
    retailer) 
    to 
    make 
    precision 
    drilling 
    operations.
    INST
    ALLING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    CHUCK
    The 
    slightest 
    piece 
    of 
    dirt 
    or 
    debris 
    on 
    either 
    the 
    arbor
    shaft 
    or 
    the 
    drill 
    check 
    can 
    cause 
    the 
    shaft 
    to 
    wobble. 
    Should 
    the 
    drill 
    check
    wobble, 
    the 
    drilling 
    operation 
    will 
    not 
    be 
    smooth 
    and 
    the 
    added 
    tension
    could 
    cause 
    the 
    cutting 
    tool 
    to 
    break 
    sending 
    pieces 
    of 
    metal 
    flaying 
    in 
    many
    directions. 
    Failure 
    to follow 
    this 
    step 
    could 
    lead 
    to severe 
    damage 
    to the 
    drill
    press 
    and 
    possibly 
    severe 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    1.Locate 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck 
    in the 
    loose
    parts 
    box.
    2.Thoroughly 
    clean 
    out 
    the 
    tapered 
    hole
    in the 
    drill 
    chuck.
    3.With 
    a clean 
    cloth, 
    thoroughly 
    clean
    the 
    arbor 
    shaft. 
    Ensure 
    there 
    is no
    debris 
    or 
    burs 
    on 
    the 
    shaft.
    4.Slide 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck 
    over 
    the 
    arbor
    shaft 
    as 
    tightly 
    as 
    possible.
    5.Turn 
    the 
    chuck 
    sleeve 
    clockwise 
    and
    completely 
    open 
    the 
    chuck 
    jaws.
    6.Unlock 
    and 
    raise 
    the 
    worktable 
    until 
    it
    is approximately 
    two 
    (2) 
    below 
    the
    chuck.7.Turn 
    the 
    feed 
    handles 
    counter
    clock-
    wise 
    bringing 
    the 
    drill 
    check 
    down 
    against 
    the 
    table.
    8.Press 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck 
    against 
    the 
    worktable 
    until 
    it is completely 
    pressed 
    onto
    the 
    arbor 
    shaft.
    19
    FIGURE 12. INSTALLING THE DRILL CHUCK
    FIGURE 13. SQUARING THE WORKTABLE  
    						
    							DO 
    NOT 
    attempt 
    to 
    perform 
    any 
    drilling 
    operations 
    until
    the 
    worktable 
    is 
    securely 
    locked 
    in 
    position 
    with 
    the 
    table 
    lock 
    clamp.
    Failure 
    to 
    lock 
    the 
    worktable 
    could 
    cause 
    it to 
    unexpectedly 
    tilt 
    causing 
    the
    workpiece 
    to bind 
    on 
    the 
    drill 
    bit. 
    This 
    could 
    cause 
    severe 
    damage 
    to the 
    drill
    press 
    and 
    severe 
    injur
    y to 
    operator 
    from 
    pieces 
    of 
    drill 
    bit 
    flying 
    from 
    the
    broken 
    drill.
    Turn 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    power 
    switch 
    to 
    “OFF” 
    and 
    disconnect 
    the 
    tool 
    from 
    the
    AC 
    power 
    source 
    before 
    making 
    any 
    adjustments 
    to 
    the 
    drive 
    belts. 
    This 
    step
    is to 
    eliminate 
    any 
    accidental 
    starting 
    of 
    the 
    motor
    .
    TIP 
    FOR 
    USING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    PRESS
    If the 
    drill 
    press 
    is floor 
    mounted 
    in 
    a permanent 
    location, 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    could 
    be
    routed through an approved electrical box that utilizes a throw-switch handle ratherthan 
    plugging/unplugging 
    the 
    power 
    from 
    the 
    AC 
    receptacle. 
    This 
    electrical 
    box
    should 
    be 
    installed 
    by 
    a certified 
    electrician 
    or 
    electrical 
    contractor 
    and 
    installed
    to 
    all 
    current 
    electrical 
    codes 
    for 
    your 
    specific 
    location.
    INSER
    TING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    BIT
    Do 
    not 
    apply 
    AC 
    power 
    at 
    this 
    time. 
    Preliminar
    y steps
    must 
    be 
    completed 
    before 
    turning 
    on 
    power 
    to 
    prevent 
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    work-
    piece 
    and 
    lessen 
    the 
    probability 
    of 
    injuries 
    to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    Never 
    try to 
    hold 
    the 
    workpiece 
    with 
    just 
    your 
    hands.
    This 
    could 
    the 
    cutting 
    tool 
    to bind 
    in the 
    workpiece 
    causing 
    it to violently 
    spin
    resulting 
    in 
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    and 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    1.
    Place 
    the 
    workpiece 
    on 
    the 
    table.
    2.
    Using 
    a vise 
    or 
    clamps, 
    secure 
    the 
    workpiece 
    to 
    the 
    table.
    3.
    Loosen 
    the 
    table 
    support 
    lock 
    and 
    turn 
    the 
    table 
    crank 
    counter
    -clockwise 
    to
    lower 
    the 
    table 
    away 
    from 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck.22
    OPERA
    TING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    PRESS
    The 
    drill 
    press 
    is 
    extremely 
    top-heavy
    . For 
    this 
    reason, 
    it is 
    recommended
    that 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    be 
    mounted 
    to 
    the 
    work 
    shop 
    floor
    . The 
    drill 
    press 
    MUST
    be 
    mounted 
    on 
    a level 
    floor
    . Use 
    shims 
    to 
    adjust 
    the 
    mounting 
    to 
    ensure 
    it is
    level. 
    The 
    drill 
    press 
    should 
    also 
    be 
    mounted 
    so 
    that 
    there 
    is adequate 
    clear-
    ance 
    completely 
    around 
    it. 
    Failure 
    to 
    follow 
    this 
    WARNING 
    could 
    result 
    in
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    drill 
    press, 
    severe 
    injur
    y, or 
    even 
    death 
    to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    To avoid 
    being 
    caught 
    by 
    the 
    spinning 
    tools, 
    NEVER 
    wear 
    loose 
    clothing, 
    a
    necktie, 
    or 
    jewelr
    y while 
    operating 
    the 
    drill 
    press. 
    ALWAYS 
    tie 
    back 
    long 
    hair
    to 
    ensure 
    the 
    spinning 
    tool 
    doesn’t 
    catch 
    it. 
    NEVER 
    wear 
    gloves 
    if the 
    work-
    piece 
    is too 
    short 
    to 
    stopped 
    by 
    the 
    column 
    in 
    the 
    event 
    it should 
    come 
    unse-
    cured 
    during 
    drilling 
    operations.
    When 
    drilling 
    materials 
    that 
    produce 
    dust, 
    an 
    appropriate 
    dust 
    mask 
    or 
    res-
    pirator 
    should 
    be 
    worn.
    It is 
    recommended 
    that 
    an 
    approved 
    ANSI 
    full-face 
    shield, 
    that 
    is 
    impact
    resistant, 
    be 
    worn 
    during 
    all 
    drill 
    press 
    operations. 
    Should 
    the 
    full-face
    shield 
    not 
    be 
    available, 
    approved 
    ANSI 
    safety 
    glasses 
    with 
    impact 
    resistant
    lenses 
    and 
    side 
    shields 
    MUST 
    be 
    used 
    as 
    a substitute. 
    DO 
    NOT 
    use 
    normal
    glasses. 
    If prescription 
    glasses 
    are 
    necessar
    y, wear 
    ANSI 
    approved 
    goggles
    that 
    will 
    cover 
    the 
    glasses 
    and 
    protect 
    the 
    eyes 
    on 
    all 
    sides. 
    Safety 
    glasses
    do 
    not 
    offer 
    the 
    overall 
    protection 
    around 
    the 
    eyes 
    needed. 
    Both 
    the 
    full-face
    shield 
    and 
    safety 
    goggles 
    must 
    meet 
    ANSI 
    Z87.1 
    specifications. 
    Failure 
    to
    obser
    ve 
    this 
    WARNING 
    could 
    result 
    in 
    severe 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    eyes 
    or 
    even
    blindness.Never 
    attempt 
    to 
    brush 
    wood 
    dust 
    or 
    metal 
    shavings 
    away 
    from 
    the 
    work-
    piece 
    while 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    is in 
    operation. 
    ALL 
    clean 
    up 
    should 
    be 
    done 
    after
    the 
    machine 
    has 
    been 
    turned 
    off.
    Non-slip 
    footwear 
    or 
    safety 
    shoes 
    are 
    recommended
    when 
    operating 
    the 
    drill 
    press. 
    Wood 
    dust 
    and 
    metal 
    shavings 
    can 
    be 
    slip-
    per
    y and 
    often 
    cause 
    falls 
    or 
    other 
    injuries 
    when 
    working 
    with 
    power 
    tools.
    The 
    motor 
    on 
    this 
    drill 
    press 
    is rated 
    at 
    1750 
    RPM 
    and 
    is pre-wired 
    for 
    oper-
    ation 
    on 
    115/125 
    VAC, 
    60 
    Hz. 
    This 
    motor 
    MUST 
    NEVER 
    be 
    converted 
    to 
    230
    VAC. 
    DO 
    NOT 
    install 
    a motor 
    that 
    is convertible 
    from 
    115/125 
    VAC 
    to 
    230 
    VAC
    on 
    this 
    drill 
    press.  
    						
    							ADJUSTING 
    THE 
    TABLE 
    HEIGHT
    Turn 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    ON/OFF 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    OFF 
    position
    and 
    disconnect 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    to 
    prevent 
    drill 
    press 
    from 
    accidentally 
    turning
    on.1.Loosen 
    the 
    table 
    lock 
    handle.
    2.Turn 
    the 
    table 
    crank 
    handle 
    count-
    er-clockwise 
    to 
    lower 
    the 
    work-
    table 
    and 
    clockwise 
    to 
    raise 
    it.
    3.Adjust 
    the 
    worktable 
    to 
    the
    desired 
    height.
    4.Securely 
    lock 
    the 
    table 
    lock 
    han-
    dle.5.Apply 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    and 
    turn 
    the
    ON/OFF 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “ON” 
    posi-
    tion. 
    Operate 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    to
    ensure 
    the 
    worktable 
    is properly
    adjusted.
    ADJUSTING 
    THE 
    TABLE 
    TIL
    T
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and
    disconnect the AC power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.
    1.Using 
    a 3mm 
    hex 
    wrench, 
    loosen 
    the 
    setscrew 
    under 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock.
    2.Using 
    an 
    adjustable 
    wrench 
    or 
    a 24mm 
    socket, 
    loosen 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock.
    3.Rotate 
    the 
    table 
    to 
    the 
    desired 
    tilt. 
    Use 
    the 
    pointer 
    and 
    the 
    bevel 
    scale 
    on 
    the
    table 
    mount 
    to 
    set 
    the 
    table 
    tilt.
    The 
    bevel 
    scale 
    settings 
    and 
    pointer 
    on 
    the 
    table 
    mount
    are 
    only 
    an 
    approximate 
    measurement. 
    Use 
    a magnetic 
    protractor 
    (or 
    simi-
    lar 
    precision 
    device 
    available 
    from 
    a retail 
    tool 
    supplier) 
    on 
    the 
    tabletop 
    to
    set 
    the 
    desired 
    tilt 
    angle.
    24
    4.
    Turn 
    the 
    adjustment 
    sleeve
    on 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck 
    counter
    -
    clockwise 
    to 
    open 
    the 
    jaws
    and 
    clockwise 
    to 
    close 
    them.
    5.
    Insert 
    a drill 
    bit 
    into 
    the 
    drill
    chuck. 
    Tighten 
    the 
    jaws
    around 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    by 
    turning 
    the 
    adjustment 
    key
    .
    Insert 
    the 
    chuck 
    key 
    into
    each 
    hole 
    on 
    the 
    drill 
    chuck
    to 
    tighten 
    each 
    jaw 
    securely
    against 
    the 
    drill 
    bit.
    6.
    Loosen 
    the 
    table 
    support
    lock 
    and 
    turn 
    the 
    table 
    crank
    clockwise 
    to 
    raise 
    the 
    table
    and 
    counter
    -clockwise 
    to
    lower 
    the 
    table. 
    DO 
    NOT 
    use 
    drill 
    bits 
    that 
    are 
    over 
    6 
    inches 
    long 
    in 
    this
    drill 
    press. 
    Longer 
    drill 
    bits 
    are 
    more 
    prone 
    to 
    break 
    than 
    the 
    shorter 
    bits
    when 
    pressure 
    is exerted 
    with 
    the 
    feed 
    handles. 
    7.
    Set 
    the 
    table 
    height 
    so 
    that 
    the 
    tip 
    of 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    will 
    reach 
    the 
    desired 
    depth.
    8.
    Lock 
    the 
    table 
    support 
    lock 
    by 
    turning 
    it clockwise.
    9.
    Grasp 
    the 
    feed 
    handles 
    and 
    rotate 
    them 
    toward 
    the 
    front 
    of 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    low-
    ering 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    onto 
    the 
    workpiece. 
    This 
    step 
    is necessar
    y to 
    ensure 
    the 
    hole
    will 
    be 
    where 
    it is intended. 
    Make 
    any 
    adjustments 
    necessar
    y.
    10.
    Plug 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    power 
    cord 
    into 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    sour
    ce. 
    Insert 
    the 
    YELLOW
    key 
    into 
    the 
    ON/OFF 
    switch.
    23
    FIGURE 14. INSERTING THE DRILL BIT
    FIGURE 15. ADJUSTING THE TABLE HEIGHT  
    						
    							SETTING 
    THE 
    DRILLING 
    DEPTH 
    ADJUSTMENT
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and
    disconnect the AC power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.
    The 
    drilling 
    depth 
    adjustment 
    is used 
    when 
    more 
    than 
    one 
    hole 
    is to 
    be 
    drilled 
    to
    exactly 
    the 
    same 
    depth 
    (i.e. 
    drilling 
    holes 
    for 
    spindles 
    in a handrail).
    1.Locate 
    the 
    depth 
    gauge 
    and 
    pointer 
    (on 
    the 
    inner 
    portion 
    of 
    the 
    feed 
    handle
    hub).2.Loosen 
    the 
    lock 
    screw 
    (located 
    next 
    to 
    the 
    depth 
    gauge).
    3.Rotate 
    the 
    hub 
    assembly 
    counter 
    clockwise 
    until 
    depth 
    indicator 
    points 
    to 
    the
    depth 
    the 
    holes 
    are 
    to 
    be 
    drilled 
    to. 
    Once 
    again, 
    the 
    measurements 
    on 
    the 
    depth
    scale 
    are 
    only 
    an 
    approximate 
    value. 
    4.Apply 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    and 
    turn 
    the 
    ON/OFF 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “ON” 
    position. 
    5.Should 
    the 
    hole 
    need 
    to 
    be 
    drilled 
    to 
    a specific 
    measurement, 
    as 
    possibly 
    speci-
    fied 
    on 
    a blueprint, 
    set 
    the 
    depth 
    gauge 
    to 
    the 
    desired 
    depth, 
    test 
    on 
    a scrap
    piece 
    of 
    material, 
    measure 
    the 
    actual 
    hole 
    depth, 
    make 
    any 
    necessar
    y 
    adjustments.6.Lock 
    the 
    lock 
    screw 
    to 
    prevent 
    the 
    measurements 
    from 
    changing.
    ADJUSTING 
    THE 
    SPINDLE 
    RETURN 
    SPRING
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and
    disconnect the AC power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.
    The 
    spindle 
    return 
    spring 
    automatically 
    returns 
    the 
    spindle 
    to 
    its 
    upper 
    most 
    position 
    when 
    the 
    feed 
    handles 
    are 
    released. 
    It is recommended 
    the 
    feed 
    handles 
    be
    allowed 
    to 
    slowly 
    return 
    to 
    their 
    highest 
    position.
    The 
    spindle 
    return 
    spring 
    has 
    been 
    properly 
    adjusted 
    at
    the 
    factor
    y and 
    should 
    not 
    be 
    re-adjusted 
    unless 
    absolutely 
    necessar
    y.
    1.Loosen 
    the 
    two 
    nuts 
    outside 
    of 
    the 
    spring 
    housing 
    located 
    on 
    the 
    opposite 
    side
    of 
    the 
    head 
    from 
    the 
    feed 
    handles.
    2.Firmly 
    grip 
    the 
    spring 
    housing.
    3.Pull 
    the 
    spring 
    housing 
    out 
    and 
    rotate 
    until 
    the 
    boss 
    engages 
    the 
    next 
    notch 
    in
    the 
    housing.
    26
    4.Using 
    an 
    adjustable 
    wrench 
    or 
    a 24mm 
    socket, 
    tighten 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock.
    5.Using 
    a 3mm 
    hex 
    wrench, 
    tighten 
    the 
    setscrew 
    beneath 
    the 
    table 
    bevel 
    lock.
    6.Apply 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    and 
    turn 
    the 
    ON/OFF 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “ON” 
    position. 
    Operate
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    to 
    ensure 
    the 
    worktable 
    is properly 
    adjusted.
    ROT
    ATING 
    THE 
    WORKT
    ABLE
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and
    disconnect the AC power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.
    1.Loosen 
    the 
    table 
    support 
    lock 
    located 
    on 
    the 
    opposite 
    side 
    of 
    the 
    column 
    than
    the 
    worktable.
    2.Rotate 
    the 
    table 
    as 
    needed. 
    The 
    worktable 
    will 
    rotate 
    360 
    (degrees 
    around 
    the
    column 
    to 
    make 
    way 
    for 
    work 
    pieces 
    that 
    are 
    too 
    large 
    to 
    fit 
    on 
    the 
    table.
    When 
    the 
    worktable 
    is 
    rotated 
    around 
    the 
    column, 
    the
    elevation 
    rack 
    should 
    move 
    freely 
    about 
    the 
    column. 
    If the 
    rack 
    binds 
    or 
    does
    not 
    slide 
    freely 
    in 
    the 
    column 
    collar
    , refer 
    to 
    section 
    0 and 
    re-install 
    the 
    table
    support 
    arm 
    and 
    elevation 
    rack.
    3.Using 
    the 
    table 
    support 
    lock, 
    securely 
    tighten 
    the 
    worktable 
    in place.
    ADJUSTING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    PRESS 
    SPINDLE 
    SPEED
    A spindle 
    speed 
    and 
    pulley/belt 
    arrangement 
    chart 
    is posted 
    inside 
    the 
    pulley 
    cover
    .
    See 
    the 
    chart 
    below
    . Refer 
    to 
    this 
    chart 
    whenever 
    spindle 
    speeds 
    need 
    to 
    be
    changed.
    25
    A-5  210
    1
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    2345
    ABCD
    A-4  305
    B-5  315
    A-3  450
    B-4  475
    C-5  530
    B-2  880
    A-1  900
    B-1  1190
    C-3  1195
    D-4  1350
    C-2  1710
    D-3 1930
    C-1  2420
    D-2  2700
    D-1  3840
    SPINDLE
    MOTOR  
    						
    							DRILLING 
     THROUGH 
     WOOD:
    1.Position 
    the 
    workpiece 
    so 
    that 
    the 
    hole 
    to 
    be 
    drilled 
    is over 
    the 
    center 
    hole 
    on
    the 
    worktable.
    2.Place 
    a piece 
    of 
    scrap 
    material 
    under 
    the 
    workpiece 
    to 
    prevent 
    “splintering” 
    on
    the 
    bottom 
    side 
    of 
    the 
    workpiece.
    3.Clamp 
    BOTH 
    the 
    workpiece 
    and 
    the 
    scrap 
    material 
    to 
    the 
    worktable.
    4.Select 
    the 
    proper 
    speed 
    for 
    the 
    workpiece 
    material 
    and 
    make 
    any 
    adjustments
    necessar
    y to 
    the 
    drive 
    belts. 
    5.Insert 
    the 
    Yellow 
    plastic 
    key 
    lock 
    into 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    ON/OFF 
    switch. 
    Set 
    the
    switch 
    to 
    “ON.”
    6.Rotate the feed handles counterclockwise to lower the drill bit into the workpiece.
    7.Continue 
    feeding 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    until 
    it bores 
    through 
    the 
    scrap 
    material.
    8.Slowly 
    reverse 
    the 
    feed 
    handles 
    until 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    has 
    been 
    cleanly 
    removed 
    from
    the 
    workpiece.
    9.Turn 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    ON/OFF 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “OFF” 
    and 
    remove 
    the 
    yellow 
    plastic
    lock 
    key
    .
    DRILLING 
    MET
    AL
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and
    disconnect the AC power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.
    When 
    drilling 
    metal, 
    ALWAYS 
    clamp 
    the 
    workpiece 
    to 
    the 
    worktable. 
    NEVER
    hold 
    it with 
    the 
    bare 
    hands. 
    The 
    drill 
    bit 
    is 
    capable 
    of 
    seizing 
    at 
    any 
    time,
    especially 
    when 
    breaking 
    through 
    the 
    bottom 
    of 
    the 
    workpiece. 
    When 
    this
    happens, 
    the 
    workpiece 
    will 
    spin 
    out 
    of 
    the 
    operator’
    s hand 
    and 
    the 
    bit 
    could
    break. 
    Failure 
    to 
    obser
    ve 
    this 
    WARNING 
    could 
    cause 
    severe 
    damage 
    to 
    the
    drill 
    press 
    and 
    severe 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    1.Position 
    the 
    workpiece 
    so 
    that 
    the 
    hole 
    to 
    be 
    drilled 
    is over 
    the 
    center 
    hole 
    on
    the 
    worktable.
    2.Clamp 
    BOTH 
    the 
    workpiece 
    and 
    the 
    scrap 
    material 
    to 
    the 
    worktable.
    3.Select 
    the 
    proper 
    speed 
    for 
    the 
    workpiece 
    material 
    and 
    make 
    any 
    adjustments
    necessar
    y to 
    the 
    drive 
    belts. 
    4Insert 
    the 
    Yellow 
    plastic 
    key 
    lock 
    into 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    ON/OFF 
    switch. 
    Set 
    the
    switch 
    to 
    “ON.”
    5.Rotate the feed handles counterclockwise to lower the drill bit into the workpiece.
    28
    27
    4.Turn 
    the 
    housing 
    counter
    clockwise 
    to 
    increase 
    the 
    tension 
    or 
    clockwise 
    to
    decrease 
    the 
    tension.
    5.Turn 
    the 
    inside 
    nut 
    until 
    it contacts 
    the 
    spring 
    housing. 
    Back 
    the 
    nut 
    off 
    1/4
    turn.6.Tighten 
    the 
    outside 
    nut 
    against 
    the 
    inside 
    nut 
    to 
    hold 
    the 
    housing 
    in place.
    The 
    inside 
    nut 
    should 
    not 
    contact 
    the 
    spring 
    housing
    when 
    tightened.
    USING 
    THE 
    DRILL 
    PRESS
    This 
    drill 
    press 
    should 
    use 
    drill 
    bits 
    with 
    a shank 
    size 
    of 
    5/8 
    or 
    less 
    in diameter
    . The
    operator 
    should 
    practice 
    drilling 
    operations 
    on 
    scrap 
    material 
    until 
    he/she 
    feels
    comfortable 
    with 
    the 
    machine’
    s operations 
    before 
    attempting 
    regular 
    work.
    Use 
    ONL
    Y attachments 
    and 
    accessories 
    recommended 
    by 
    Alltrade 
    Tools. 
    If you
    are 
    unsure 
    about 
    accessories, 
    call 
    Alltrade 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice 
    at 
    1-800-590-
    3723.
    Whenever 
    the 
    workpiece 
    is 
    long 
    enough, 
    it should 
    be
    placed 
    on 
    the 
    worktable 
    with 
    one 
    end 
    placed 
    against 
    the 
    left 
    side 
    of 
    the 
    column. 
    This 
    prevents 
    the 
    workpiece 
    from 
    rotating 
    when 
    it comes 
    in 
    contact
    with 
    the 
    drill 
    bit 
    or 
    cutting 
    tool. 
    This 
    will 
    avoid 
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    workpiece, 
    the
    drill 
    press, 
    and 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    operator
    . Whenever 
    the 
    workpiece 
    is 
    too 
    short
    to 
    brace 
    against 
    the 
    column, 
    it should 
    be 
    secured 
    to 
    the 
    worktable 
    with
    clamps 
    or 
    a vise.
    DRILLING 
    WOOD
    Twist drill bits were originally designed for drilling metal. Twist bits can also be used to
    drill wood and other materials. The best choice for drilling wood is machine spur bits.
    These bits cut a flat bottom hole and are designed to efficiently remove wood chips.
    DO 
    NOT 
    hand 
    brace 
    bits 
    with 
    a screw 
    tip. 
    The 
    drill 
    press
    speeds 
    would 
    cause 
    them 
    to 
    screw 
    into 
    the 
    wood 
    so 
    rapidly 
    it would 
    lift 
    the
    workpiece 
    and 
    cause 
    it to 
    spin. 
    Failure 
    to 
    adhere 
    to 
    this 
    WARNING 
    could
    result 
    in 
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    workpiece 
    and 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    as 
    well 
    as 
    severe 
    injur
    y
    to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    Turn the drill press ON/OFF switch to the OFF position and disconnect the AC
    power to prevent drill press from accidentally turning on.  
    						
    							NEVER 
    LOOK 
    INTO 
    THE 
    LASER 
    BEAM.
    Any 
    contact 
    with 
    the 
    eyes 
    by 
    the 
    beam
    could 
    cause 
    injur
    y. Do 
    not 
    use 
    the 
    laser 
    when 
    cutting 
    reflective 
    materials.
    DO 
    NOT 
    AIM 
    THE 
    LASER 
    BEAM 
    AT ANYONE 
    OR 
    AT REFLECTIVE 
    SURF
    ACES.
    CLASS 
    2M 
    LASER 
    PRODUCT
    .Any 
    contact 
    with 
    the 
    eyes 
    by 
    the 
    beam 
    could
    cause 
    injur
    y. Ensure 
    the 
    laser 
    beam 
    is turned 
    on 
    only 
    when 
    the 
    tool 
    is on 
    a non-
    reflective 
    workpiece 
    and 
    as 
    such 
    it is aimed 
    only 
    at the 
    work 
    sur
    face. 
    Metals 
    and
    other 
    materials 
    like 
    steel 
    which 
    can 
    be 
    highly 
    reflective 
    should 
    only 
    be 
    cut 
    with-
    out 
    the 
    use 
    of 
    the 
    laser
    .
    STORE 
    OUT 
    OF 
    REACH 
    OF 
    CHILDREN.
    Equipment 
    should 
    be 
    in a high 
    location
    or 
    locked 
    up 
    to 
    keep 
    out 
    of 
    reach 
    of 
    children. 
    It is not 
    a toy
    .
    DO 
    NOT 
    TAMPER 
    WITH 
    THE 
    LASER 
    OUTPUT
    .Changing 
    the 
    per
    formance 
    of 
    the
    laser 
    to 
    increase 
    its 
    output 
    is 
    prohibited. 
    Any 
    claim 
    for 
    damages 
    or 
    injuries
    resulting 
    from 
    not 
    following 
    these 
    instructions 
    will 
    be 
    refused.
    OPERA
    TION 
    ACCESSIBLE 
    FIELDS:
    Wavelength
    636-660nm
    Laser 
    Power 
    for 
    Classification
    
    						
    							TROUBLE
    PROBABLE 
    CAUSE
    SOLUTION
    REPLACING 
    LASER 
    BA
    TTERIES
    The 
    laser 
    runs 
    on 
    two 
    AAA 
    batteries 
    which
    are 
    located 
    beneath 
    the 
    “ON/OFF”
    switch.
    When 
    the 
    laser 
    light 
    begins 
    to 
    dim, 
    change
    both 
    batteries. 
    NEVER 
    mix 
    old 
    batteries
    with 
    new
    .
    TO 
    CHANGE 
    LASER 
    BA
    TTERIES:
    1. 
    Open 
    batter
    y compartment 
    cover
    .
    2. 
    Make 
    sure 
    batteries 
    are 
    correctly 
    positioned 
    according 
    to 
    the 
    positive/negative
    markings 
    on 
    the 
    compartment.
    3. 
    Close 
    cover
    .
    MAINTENANCE 
    AND 
    CLEANING
    Turn 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    “ON/OFF” 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “OFF” 
    posi-
    tion 
    and 
    remove 
    the 
    YELLOW 
    SECURITY 
    KEY 
    before 
    attempting 
    any 
    mainte-
    nance 
    on 
    this 
    tool. 
    Failure 
    to 
    adhere 
    to 
    this 
    Warning 
    could 
    result 
    in 
    damage
    to 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    and 
    severe 
    injur
    y or 
    even 
    death 
    to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    Should 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    cord 
    become 
    cut 
    or 
    frayed 
    in 
    any 
    manner 
    REPLACE 
    IT
    IMMEDIA
    TEL
    Y. Any 
    fraying 
    is 
    a POTENTIAL 
    FIRE 
    HAZARD 
    as 
    well 
    as 
    source
    for 
    severe 
    electrical 
    shock. 
    Should 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    cord 
    be 
    damaged 
    near 
    the
    motor 
    and 
    need 
    to 
    be 
    replaced, 
    contact 
    Alltrade 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice 
    at 
    1-800-
    423-3598 
    (toll 
    free). 
     DO 
    NOT 
    ATTEMPT 
    to 
    rewire 
    the 
    motor
    .
    Your 
    KA
    WASAKI™ 
    Drill 
    Press 
    is virtually 
    maintenance 
    free. 
    The 
    drill 
    press 
    should 
    be
    cleaned 
    after 
    ever
    y usage 
    preventing 
    unwanted 
    debris 
    from 
    inter
    fering 
    new 
    work
    pieces. 
    On 
    a regular 
    basis, 
    per
    form 
    the 
    following:
    1. 
    Use 
    an 
    air 
    hose 
    and 
    blow 
    any 
    dust 
    that 
    may 
    accumulate 
    in the 
    motor
    . This 
    is
    ver
    y important 
    if you 
    use 
    the 
    drill 
    press 
    on 
    metal 
    work 
    pieces.
    2. 
    Brush 
    all 
    dust 
    and 
    debris 
    away 
    from 
    the 
    worktable.
    3. 
    Apply 
    a coat 
    of 
    furniture-type 
    paste 
    wax 
    to 
    the 
    worktable 
    sur
    face 
    and 
    the 
    col-
    umn. 
    This 
    will 
    allow 
    the 
    components 
    to 
    function 
    better 
    and 
    lessen 
    the 
    chance 
    of
    rust 
    forming 
    on 
    the 
    metal 
    parts.
    LUBRICA
    TION
    The 
    ball 
    bearings 
    in the 
    motor 
    are 
    packed 
    in grease 
    at the 
    factor
    y and 
    should 
    require
    no 
    further 
    lubrication. 
    1. 
    Apply 
    a thin 
    coating 
    of 
    lithium 
    grease 
    on 
    the 
    table 
    rack. 
    The 
    aerosol 
    type 
    will
    work 
    fine. 
    This 
    keeps 
    the 
    rack 
    and 
    the 
    table-crank 
    gears 
    from 
    binding.
    Periodically
    , remove 
    the 
    grease 
    with 
    a solvent, 
    such 
    as 
    acetone, 
    and 
    re-apply 
    it. 
    2. 
    Apply 
    a thin 
    coating 
    of 
    lithium 
    grease 
    to 
    the 
    sur
    faces 
    of 
    the 
    spindle 
    and 
    arbor
    .
    31
    Noisy 
    operation
    1.Incorrect 
    belt 
    tension
    2.Dry spindle
    3.Loose 
    spindle 
    pulley
    4.Loose 
    motor 
    pulley
    1.Adjust 
    Tension. 
    See 
    Section
    Installing 
    the 
    Drive 
    Belts.
    2.Lubricate 
    Spindle
    3.Check 
    retaining 
    nut 
    on 
    center
    pulley
    . Tighten 
    if necessar
    y.
    4.Check 
    setscrews 
    on 
    motor
    pulley
    . Tighten 
    if necessar
    y.
    Drill 
    bit 
    burns
    1.Incorrect 
    speed
    2.Chips 
    not 
    coming 
    out 
    of
    hole3.Drill 
    bit 
    dull
    4.Feeding 
    too 
    slow
    5.Not 
    lubricated
    1.Change 
    speed
    2.Retract 
    drill 
    bit 
    frequently 
    to
    clear 
    chips
    3.Change 
    drill 
    bits
    4.Increase 
    feeding
    5.Lubricate 
    drill 
    bit
    Drill 
    bit 
    leads 
    -
    holes 
    not 
    round
    1.Hard 
    grain 
    in wood
    2.Defective 
    drill 
    bit
    1.Replace 
    drill 
    bit
    Wood 
    splinters 
    on
    underside
    1.No 
    “back-up” 
    material
    under 
    workpiece
    1.Clamp 
    workpiece 
    under 
    work-
    piece
    Workpiece 
    is torn
    from 
    hands
    1.Workpiece 
    not 
    supported
    or 
    clamped 
    properly
    1.Clamp 
    workpiece 
    to 
    work
    table
    Drill 
    bit 
    binds 
    in
    workpiece
    1.Workpiece pinching drill bit
    2.Excessive 
    feed 
    pressure
    3.Improper 
    belt 
    tension
    1.Clamp 
    workpiece
    2.Slow 
    feeding 
    speed
    3.Adjust 
    Tension. 
    See 
    Section
    Installing 
    the 
    Drive 
    Belts.
    Excessive 
    drill 
    bit
    run-out 
    or 
    wobble
    1.Bent 
    drill 
    bit
    2.Worn 
    spindle 
    bearings
    3.Drill 
    bit 
    not 
    properly
    locked 
    in drill 
    chuck
    4.Drill 
    chuck 
    not 
    properly
    installed
    1.Replace 
    drill 
    bit
    2.Contact 
    Alltrade 
    Customer
    Ser
    vice
    3.Re-set 
    drill 
    bit
    4.Reinstall 
    drill 
    chuck. 
    See
    Installing 
    the 
    Drill 
    Chuck
    Quill 
    returns 
    too
    slow 
    or 
    too 
    fast
    1.Improper 
    spring 
    tension
    1.Adjust 
    return 
    spring
    Drill 
    chuck 
    fails 
    to
    remain 
    on 
    arbor
    spindle.
    1.Dirt, 
    grease, 
    or 
    oil 
    on
    inside 
    sur
    face 
    of 
    drill
    chuck 
    mounting 
    hole 
    or
    on 
    outside 
    sur
    face 
    of
    arbor 
    spindle
    1.Clean 
    drill 
    chuck 
    and 
    arbor
    spindle. 
    See 
    Installing 
    the 
    Drill
    Chuck.  
    						
    							SPECIFICA
    TIONS
    SPECIFICA
    TIONS
    Voltage
    120V 
    60 
    Hz 
    Rated 
    Current
    6.6 
    A
    No-Load 
    Speed 
    (motor)
    1725 
    RPM
    Max. 
    Distance 
    From 
    Spindle 
    Axis 
    To Sur
    face 
    Of 
    Column:
    6 5/8 
    (170.275mm) 
    Max. 
    Distance 
    From 
    Spindle 
    End 
    To Sur
    face 
    Of 
    Table:
    30 
    3/4 
    (781.050mm)
    Spindle 
    Travel: 
    3 1/8 
    (79.375mm)
    Chuck 
    Capacity
    5/8 
    (15.875mm)
    Range 
    of 
    Spindle 
    Speeds
    210-3840 
    RPM 
    Laser 
    Beam
    Class 
    II, 
    Diode 
    Laser
    Average 
    Radiant 
    Power 
    1mw
    Laser 
    Beam 
    Wavelength
    650nm
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    CONSUMER 
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    TROUBLESHOOTING
    To avoid 
    any 
    accidental 
    starting 
    of 
    the 
    Drill 
    Press, 
    turn
    the 
    switch 
    to 
    the 
    “OFF” 
    position, 
    remove 
    the 
    safety 
    key
    , and 
    unplug 
    the 
    tool
    from 
    the 
    AC 
    power 
    source.
    Should 
    the 
    motor 
    fail 
    to 
    run, 
    for 
    any 
    reason, 
    call 
    Alltrade 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice.
    ACCESSORIES
    Optional 
    accessories 
    for 
    the 
    drill 
    press
    can 
    include 
    wire-brush 
    wheels 
    that 
    can 
    be
    used 
    for 
    cleaning 
    and 
    layered 
    cloth 
    wheels 
    that 
    can 
    be 
    used 
    for 
    polishing 
    and 
    buff-
    ing. 
    Contact 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice
    at 1-800-590-3723 
    (toll 
    free)
    to 
    find 
    out
    what 
    accessories 
    are 
    available 
    for 
    the 
    drill 
    press.
    Only 
    use 
    accessories 
    that 
    are 
    designed 
    to 
    fit 
    your 
    partic-
    ular 
    drill 
    press. 
    These 
    accessories 
    should 
    be 
    specifically 
    labeled 
    to 
    match
    the 
    speed 
    and 
    arbor 
    size 
    of 
    the 
    grinder
    . Failure 
    to 
    use 
    the 
    proper 
    accessories
    could 
    result 
    in 
    property 
    damage, 
    damage 
    to 
    the 
    grinder
    , and 
    serious 
    person-
    al 
    injur
    y to 
    the 
    operator
    .
    Always 
    attach 
    grounded 
    (3-prong) 
    extension 
    cords 
    to 
    grounded 
    (3-hole) 
    outlets.
    If the 
    drill 
    press 
    must 
    be 
    used 
    outside, 
    use 
    an 
    extension 
    cord 
    labeled 
    “W
    -A” 
    or
    “W
    .” 
    These 
    extension 
    cords 
    are 
    rated 
    for 
    outdoor 
    use 
    and 
    reduce 
    the 
    chances 
    of
    electrical 
    shock.
    If you 
    must 
    use 
    an 
    extension 
    cord, 
    be 
    sure 
    that 
    the 
    gauge 
    is large 
    enough 
    to carr
    y
    the 
    amount 
    of 
    current 
    necessar
    y for 
    your 
    power 
    tool.
    If not, 
    your 
    tool 
    may 
    experi-
    ence 
    a loss 
    of 
    power
    , excessive 
    voltage 
    drop 
    or 
    overheating. 
    The 
    smaller 
    the 
    gauge
    number
    , the 
    heavier 
    the 
    cord 
    (see 
    table 
    below).
    RECOMMENDED 
    SIZES 
    OF 
    EXTENSION 
    CORDS 
    120 
    VOL
    T AC 
    60 
    HZ 
    TOOLS
    TOOL 
    CURRENT 
    RA
    TING
    CONDUCTOR 
    SIZE 
    IN 
    A.W
    .G
    AMPERE
    10FT
    .
    25FT
    .
    50FT
    .
    100FT
    .
    3-6
    18
    18
    18
    18
    6-8
    18
    18
    18
    16
    8-10
    18
    18
    18
    14
    10-12
    16
    16
    14
    14
    12-16
    14
    12
    12
    -
    16-20
    12
    12
    12
    -
    33  
    						
    							item 
    and/or 
    part 
    will 
    be 
    repaired 
    and/or 
    replaced. 
    If the 
    unit 
    is 
    repaired, 
    new 
    or
    reconditioned 
    replacement 
    parts 
    may 
    be 
    used. 
    If 
    Alltrade 
    chooses 
    to 
    replace 
    the 
    product, 
    it may 
    replace 
    it with 
    a new 
    or 
    reconditioned 
    one 
    of 
    the 
    same 
    or 
    comparable 
    design. 
    The 
    repaired 
    or 
    replaced 
    unit 
    will 
    be 
    warranted 
    under 
    the 
    terms
    of 
    the 
    remainder 
    of 
    the 
    warranty 
    period. 
    Typically
    , a defective 
    product 
    that 
    is
    returned 
    within 
    the 
    first 
    30 
    days 
    after 
    the 
    pur
    chase 
    date 
    will 
    be 
    replaced; 
    for 
    items
    returned 
    after 
    the 
    first 
    30 
    days 
    and 
    within 
    the 
    warranty 
    period, 
    covered 
    defective
    parts 
    not 
    subject 
    to 
    normal 
    wear 
    and 
    tear 
    or 
    other 
    exclusions 
    will 
    be 
    repaired 
    or
    replaced, 
    at Alltrade’
    s option. 
    During 
    the 
    warranty 
    period, 
    Alltrade 
    will 
    be 
    responsi-
    ble 
    for 
    the 
    return 
    shipping 
    charges. 
    Alltrade’
    s repair 
    and/or 
    replacement 
    of 
    any 
    non-
    conforming item and/or part thereof shall constitute fulfillment of all 
    obligations 
    to 
    the 
    pur
    chaser
    . Alltrade 
    shall 
    not 
    be 
    responsible 
    or 
    liable 
    for 
    any
    expense, 
    including 
    freight 
    charges, 
    or 
    repairs 
    made 
    outside 
    Alltrade’
    s facility
    , unless
    expressly 
    agreed 
    to 
    by 
    Alltrade 
    in 
    writing. 
    Under 
    no 
    circumstances 
    shall 
    Alltrade
    bear 
    any 
    responsibility 
    for 
    loss 
    of 
    the 
    unit, 
    loss 
    of 
    time 
    or 
    rental, 
    inconvenience,
    commer
    cial 
    loss 
    or 
    consequential 
    damages.
    ExclusionsThis 
    warranty 
    does 
    not 
    cover 
    parts 
    damaged 
    due 
    to 
    normal 
    wear
    , abnormal 
    conditions, 
    misapplication, 
    misuse, 
    abuse, 
    accidents, 
    operation 
    at 
    other 
    than 
    recommended 
    pressures 
    or 
    temperatures, 
    improper 
    storage 
    or 
    freight 
    damage.
    Parts 
    damaged 
    or 
    worn 
    by 
    operation 
    in 
    dusty 
    environments 
    are 
    not 
    warranted.
    Failure to follow recommended operating and maintenance procedures also 
    voids 
    warranty
    .
    This 
    limited 
    warranty 
    does 
    not 
    apply 
    to 
    accessor
    y 
    items 
    such 
    as 
    drill 
    bits, 
    screwdriving 
    bits, 
    circular 
    saw 
    blades, 
    jigsaw 
    blades, 
    grinding 
    wheels, 
    sanding
    sheets 
    and 
    other 
    related 
    items.
    DAMAGE 
    TO 
    THE 
    PRODUCT 
    RESUL
    TING 
    FROM 
    TAMPERING, 
    ACCIDENT
    , ABUSE,
    NEGLIGENCE, 
    FAILURE 
    TO 
    FOLLOW 
    INSTRUCTIONS, 
    UNAUTHORIZED 
    REP
    AIRS
    OR 
    ALTERA
    TIONS, 
    DAMAGE 
    WHILE 
    IN 
    TRANSIT 
    TO 
    OUR 
    SERVICE 
    FACILITY
    , 
    USE OF UNAPPROVED OR IMPROPER ATTACHMENTS OR ACCESSORIES, 
    COMMERCIAL 
    AND 
    RENT
    AL 
    APPLICA
    TIONS 
    OR 
    OTHER 
    CAUSES 
    UNRELA
    TED 
    TO
    PROBLEMS 
    WITH 
    MA
    TERIAL 
    OR 
    WORKMANSHIP 
    ARE 
    NOT 
    COVERED 
    BY 
    THIS
    WARRANTY
    .
    Alltrade 
    will 
    not 
    be 
    liable 
    for 
    the 
    following: 
    labor 
    charges, 
    loss 
    or 
    damage 
    resulting
    from improper operation, maintenance or repairs made by other persons; 
    pre-delivery services such as assembly, oil or lubricants, and adjustment; 
    maintenance 
    ser
    vices 
    that 
    are 
    normally 
    required 
    to 
    maintain 
    the 
    product.
    The 
    use 
    of 
    other 
    than 
    genuine 
    Alltrade 
    Repair 
    Parts 
    will 
    void 
    warranty
    .
    36
    2 YEAR 
    LIMITED 
    HOME 
    USE 
    WARRANTY
    Express 
    and 
    Exclusive 
    Limited 
    Home 
    Use 
    Warranty 
    to 
    Original 
    Retail 
    Buyer
    Alltrade 
    Tools 
    LLC 
    (hereinafter 
    Alltrade) 
    expressly 
    warrants 
    to 
    the 
    original 
    retail
    pur
    chaser 
    of 
    the 
    accompanying 
    KA
    WASAKI™
    portable 
    power 
    tool 
    and 
    no 
    one 
    else
    all 
    parts 
    of 
    the 
    product 
    (except 
    those 
    parts 
    referred 
    to 
    below 
    which 
    are 
    specifically
    excluded 
    from 
    such 
    warranty 
    (see 
    Exclusions)) 
    to 
    be 
    free 
    from 
    defects 
    in materials
    and 
    workmanship 
    for 
    a period 
    of 
    two 
    years 
    from 
    original 
    date 
    of 
    pur
    chase.
    SPECIAL 
    WARRANTY 
    NOTE 
    TO 
    CONTRACTORS 
    AND 
    COMMERCIAL 
    USERS:
    This
    Kawasaki™ 
    portable 
    power 
    tool 
    is offered 
    as
    a home 
    use 
    tool 
    and 
    carries 
    a HOME
    USE WARRANTY.
    This toolis made for home use in the execution of 
    projects 
    and 
    repairs 
    in 
    and 
    around 
    the 
    home.
    Use 
    of 
    the 
    tool
    for 
    COMMERCIAL 
    PURPOSES 
    OR 
    ON 
    A JOBSITE
    is
    not
    covered 
    under 
    this 
    warranty
    .
    The 
    date 
    of 
    pur
    chase 
    shall 
    be 
    the 
    date 
    of 
    shipment 
    to 
    the 
    original 
    pur
    chaser
    , or 
    the
    date 
    the 
    original 
    pur
    chaser 
    took 
    possession, 
    custody 
    or 
    control 
    of 
    the 
    product,
    whichever occurred first.
    This warranty shall be null and void if the product or any
    component 
    thereof 
    is modified,
    altered 
    or 
    used 
    for 
    any 
    commer
    cial 
    purpose 
    or 
    on
    a jobsite.
    This 
    warranty 
    does 
    not 
    apply 
    to 
    any 
    other 
    product 
    and/or 
    component
    thereof 
    manufactured 
    or 
    distributed 
    by 
    Alltrade, 
    and 
    does 
    not 
    apply 
    to 
    products
    and/or 
    components 
    thereof 
    designed, 
    manufactured 
    and/or 
    assembled 
    by 
    others,
    for 
    which 
    Alltrade 
    makes 
    no 
    warranties 
    whatsoever
    .THERE 
    ARE 
    NO 
    WARRANTIES
    WHICH 
    EXTEND 
    BEYOND 
    THE 
    DESCRIPTION 
    ON 
    THE 
    FACE 
    HEREOF
    .
    Warranty 
    Performance 
    By 
    pur
    chasing 
    the 
    product, 
    pur
    chaser 
    expressly 
    acknowledges 
    and 
    agrees 
    that 
    their
    sole 
    and 
    exclusive 
    remedy 
    under 
    this 
    warranty 
    shall 
    be 
    strictly 
    limited 
    to 
    the 
    repair
    or 
    replacement 
    of 
    any 
    covered 
    nonconforming 
    items 
    or 
    parts 
    thereof 
    provided 
    that
    any 
    such 
    nonconforming 
    item 
    and/or 
    part 
    is promptly 
    returned 
    to 
    Alltrade’
    s facility
    postage 
    pre-paid 
    and 
    insured 
    (address: 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    Warranty 
    Claims 
    & 
    Repair
    , 
    1431 
    Via 
    Plata, 
    Long 
    Beach, 
    CA 
    90810, 
    Attn: 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice 
    #1-800-590-3723)
    within 
    the 
    applicable 
    warranty 
    period, 
    with 
    a written 
    request 
    by 
    pur
    chaser 
    that
    Alltrade 
    repair 
    and/or 
    replace 
    the 
    nonconforming 
    item 
    and/or 
    part. 
    We recommend
    that 
    you 
    keep 
    the 
    original 
    product 
    packaging 
    in the 
    event 
    you 
    need 
    to 
    ship 
    the 
    unit.
    We suggest 
    the 
    package 
    be 
    insured 
    against 
    loss 
    or 
    in 
    transit 
    damage. 
    When 
    sending 
    your 
    product 
    include 
    your 
    name, 
    address, 
    phone 
    number
    , dated 
    proof 
    of 
    pur
    chase 
    (or 
    copy), 
    and 
    a statement 
    about 
    the 
    nature 
    of 
    problem. 
    Warranty 
    coverage 
    is 
    conditioned 
    upon 
    pur
    chaser 
    furnishing 
    Alltrade 
    with 
    adequate 
    written
    proof 
    that 
    they 
    are 
    the 
    original 
    pur
    chaser 
    and 
    of 
    the 
    original 
    pur
    chase 
    date. 
    Parts
    returned, 
    freight 
    prepaid 
    and 
    insured, 
    to 
    Alltrade’
    s facility 
    (see 
    above 
    address) 
    will
    be 
    inspected 
    and, 
    at 
    Alltrade’
    s option, 
    repaired 
    and/or 
    replaced 
    free 
    of 
    charge 
    if
    found 
    to 
    be 
    defective 
    and 
    subject 
    to 
    warranty
    . Alltrade 
    retains 
    the 
    sole 
    discretion 
    to 
    determine 
    whether 
    any 
    item 
    or 
    part 
    is 
    nonconforming 
    and, 
    if so, 
    whether 
    the 
    35  
    						
    							REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S) 
    HAS 
    BEEN 
    ADVISED 
    OF 
    THE 
    POSSIBILITY 
    OF 
    ANY 
    SUCH
    DAMAGES. 
    IN 
    NO 
    EVENT
    , WHETHER 
    AS 
    A RESUL
    T OF 
    A BREACH 
    OF 
    CONTRACT
    ,
    WARRANTY, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE) OR OTHERWISE, SHALL 
    ALL
    TRADE’S 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S)’ 
    LIABILITY 
    EXCEED 
    THE 
    PRICE 
    OF
    THE 
    PRODUCT
    . ANY 
    AND 
    ALL 
    LIABILITY 
    CONNECTED 
    WITH 
    THE 
    USE 
    OF 
    THIS 
    PRODUCT 
    SHALL 
    TERMINA
    TE 
    UPON 
    THE 
    EXPIRA
    TION 
    OF 
    THE 
    WARRANTY
    PERIODS 
    SPECIFIED 
    ABOVE.
    Limitations 
    on 
    Warranty 
    Disclaimers 
    Some 
    states 
    do 
    not 
    allow 
    limitations 
    on 
    how 
    long 
    an 
    implied 
    warranty 
    lasts 
    and 
    some 
    states 
    do 
    not 
    allow 
    the 
    exclusion 
    or 
    limitation 
    of 
    the 
    incidental 
    or 
    consequential 
    damages, 
    so 
    part 
    or 
    all 
    of 
    the 
    above 
    limitations 
    or 
    exclusions 
    may 
    not
    apply 
    to 
    you. 
    This 
    warranty 
    gives 
    you 
    specific 
    legal 
    rights, 
    and 
    you 
    may 
    also 
    have
    other 
    rights 
    which 
    var
    y from 
    state 
    to 
    state.
    If your 
    product 
    is 
    not 
    covered 
    by 
    this 
    warranty
    , please 
    call 
    our 
    Customer 
    Ser
    vice
    Department 
    toll 
    free 
    at 1-800-590-3723 
    for 
    general 
    repair 
    information 
    and 
    charges.
    38
    Warranty 
    Disclaimers 
    EXCLUSION AND DISCLAIMER OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES, 
    GUARANTIES AND/OR REPRESENTATIONS. EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY
    PROVIDED 
    ABOVE, 
    ALL 
    OTHER 
    EXPRESS 
    WARRANTIES, 
    GUARANTIES 
    AND/OR
    REPRESENT
    ATIONS 
    BY 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S) 
    REGARDING
    THE 
    DESIGN, 
    MANUF
    ACTURE, 
    PURCHASE, 
    USE 
    AND/OR 
    OPERA
    TION 
    OF 
    THE
    PRODUCT 
    OR 
    ANY 
    COMPONENT 
    THEREOF 
    SOLD 
    HEREUNDER, 
    REGARDLESS 
    OF
    WHETHER ANY SUCH WARRANTY, GUARANTY AND/OR REPRESENTATION,
    WRITTEN 
    OR 
    ORAL, 
    ARISES 
    BY 
    OPERA
    TION 
    OF 
    LA
    W 
    AND/OR 
    EQUITY 
    AND/OR 
    BY
    ANY 
    ACT 
    OR 
    OMISSION 
    OF 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S), 
    OR 
    THE
    BUYER, 
    ARE 
    HEREBY 
    EXPRESSL
    Y EXCLUDED 
    AND 
    DISCLAIMED 
    BY 
    ALL
    TRADE
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVES. 
    PURCHASER 
    KNOWINGL
    Y 
    AND 
    WILLINGL
    Y
    WAIVES 
    ANY 
    AND 
    ALL 
    SUCH 
    WARRANTIES 
    AND 
    RIGHTS, 
    CLAIMS 
    AND/OR 
    CAUSES 
    OF 
    ACTION 
    ARISING 
    THEREFROM 
    OR 
    BASED 
    THEREON. 
    PURCHASER’S
    SOLE 
    AND 
    EXCLUSIVE 
    REMEDY 
    IS 
    AS 
    ST
    ATED 
    ABOVE.
    EXCLUSION 
    AND 
    DISCLAIMER 
    OF 
    ALL 
    IMPLIED 
    WARRANTIES, 
    INCLUDING 
    THE
    IMPLIED 
    WARRANTIES 
    OF 
    MERCHANT
    ABILITY 
    AND 
    FITNESS 
    FOR 
    A PARTICULAR
    PURPOSE. 
    NO 
    WARRANTY
    , ORAL 
    OR 
    WRITTEN, 
    OTHER 
    THAN 
    THE 
    ABOVE 
    WARRANTY 
    IS 
    MADE 
    WITH 
    REGARD 
    TO 
    THIS 
    PRODUCT
    . ALL 
    EXPRESS 
    AND/OR
    IMPLIED 
    WARRANTIES, 
    GUARANTIES 
    AND/OR 
    REPRESENT
    ATIONS 
    BY 
    ALL
    TRADE
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S) 
    REGARDING 
    THE 
    DESIGN, 
    MANUF
    ACTURE,
    PURCHASE, 
    USE 
    AND/OR 
    OPERA
    TION 
    OF 
    THE 
    PRODUCT 
    OR 
    ANY 
    COMPONENT
    THEREOF SOLD HEREUNDER, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER ANY SUCH WARRANTY,
    GUARANTY AND/OR REPRESENTATION, WRITTEN OR ORAL, ARISES BY 
    OPERA
    TION 
    OF 
    LA
    W 
    AND/OR 
    EQUITY 
    AND/OR 
    BY 
    ANY 
    ACT 
    OR 
    OMISSION 
    OF
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S), 
    OR 
    THE 
    PURCHASER, 
    INCLUDING
    BUT 
    NOT 
    LIMITED 
    TO 
    THE 
    IMPLIED 
    WARRANTY 
    OF 
    MERCHANT
    ABILITY 
    AND 
    THE
    WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY
    EXCLUDED 
    AND 
    DISCLAIMED 
    BY 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVES.
    PURCHASER KNOWINGLY AND WILLINGLY WAIVES ANY AND ALL SUCH 
    WARRANTIES 
    AND 
    RIGHTS, 
    CLAIMS 
    AND/OR 
    CAUSES 
    OF 
    ACTION 
    ARISING
    THEREFROM OR BASED THEREON. PURCHASER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE 
    REMEDY 
    IS 
    AS 
    ST
    ATED 
    ABOVE.
    Limitation 
    Of 
    Liability
    IN 
    NO 
    EVENT 
    SHALL 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENT
    ATIVE(S) 
    BE 
    LIABLE 
    FOR
    INDIRECT
    , INCIDENT
    AL, 
    SPECIAL 
    AND/OR 
    CONSEQUENTIAL 
    DAMAGES 
    OF 
    ANY
    KIND 
    ARISING 
    OUT 
    OF 
    OR 
    RELA
    TED 
    TO, 
    DIRECTL
    Y OR 
    INDIRECTL
    Y, ANY 
    BREACH
    OF 
    ANY 
    PROVISION 
    OF 
    ANY 
    AGREEMENT 
    BETWEEN 
    ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS 
    REPRESENTATIVE(S) AND PURCHASER, ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER, 
    AND/OR 
    THE 
    EXISTENCE, 
    DESIGN, 
    MANUF
    ACTURE, 
    PURCHASE, 
    USE 
    AND/OR
    OPERA
    TION 
    OF 
    ANY 
    ITEM(S) 
    SOLD 
    HEREUNDER 
    EVEN 
    IF ALL
    TRADE 
    AND/OR 
    ITS
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