Description
The JET 15' and 20' Drill Presses are well - known for their accuracy, stability, and versatility. This high - quality JET drill press line offers a wider range of spindle speeds compared to other machines in its class. Key features include a 3 - 1/8' stroke for deep - hole work, a cast - iron head, a sturdy base for drilling, a large ground steel column for maximum support of the head and table, a large quill for greater accuracy, a telescoping safety spindle guard, and an enclosed spindle assembly supported by four permanently lubricated ball bearings for enhanced precision. Specifications: Stock Number 354401, Base Dimensions 18 x 10 - 1/2 inches, Base Work Table 8 x 8 inches, Column Diameter 2 - 7/8 inches, Distance Column to Spindle 7 - 1/2 inches, Drilling Capacity Cast Iron 5/8 inches, Drilling Capacity Mild Steel 1/2 inches, Drills to Center of Circle 15 inches, 3/4 HP Motor with 115/230V, 1Ph, 16 spindle speeds, Overall Dimensions 31 x 13 x 39 - 1/2 inches, Prop 65 Warning for Cancer and Reproductive Harm, Range of Spindle Speeds from 200 to 3630 RPM, Spindle Distance to Base 24 inches, Spindle Distance to Table (Max.) 15 inches, Spindle Taper MT - 2, Spindle Travel 3 - 3/8 inches, Belt Drive Style, 3 T - Slots of 5/8 inches, Table Size 11 - 1/2 x 11 - 1/2 inches, Table Travel 15 - 1/2 inches, Weight 157 lbs, Work Table Weight Capacity 44 lbs.
Using this drill press is quite straightforward. First, make sure it's plugged into a proper 115V power source. You can adjust the spindle speed according to your drilling needs from the available 16 options. Place your workpiece on the table and secure it well. The large table can hold up to 44 lbs. For deep - hole applications, take advantage of the 3 - 1/8' stroke. When using the drill press, always keep the telescoping safety spindle guard in place to protect yourself. Be aware of the Prop 65 warning about cancer and reproductive harm. For maintenance, regularly check the ball bearings in the enclosed spindle assembly as they are permanently lubricated, but you should still look for any signs of wear. Keep the machine clean and free of debris, especially around the moving parts like the spindle and the table. If you notice any unusual noises or vibrations, stop using the drill press immediately and have it checked.
