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Submitted by:
Carreon, Mary Karen Michelle
Lazaro, Kevin Leonard
Parilla, Patricia Mae
Submitted to:
Prof. Juan Edmund Martinez
Eng13 B16
25 September 2016
This manual provides a step by step procedures, in properly using drill press machine that is located at room SW100,
Mapua Institute of Technology.
Drill Press Operation
A drill press is a tool in any hardware shop. The tools basic purpose is to drill a hole into or
through a material or workpiece. It is a stationary drill that is fixed by bolts to a floor or a stand.
It has five (5) main parts: (1) base, (2) table, (3) column, (4) spindle, and (5) drill head.
The base is a fixed and stable object by which all the parts of the drill press are attached.
The table supports the workpiece or material being drilled. It is attached to the column,
and can be moved vertically to accommodate the dimension of the workpiece. It can also
The spindle holds the drill head in place while it drills the workpiece. To control the
depth and circumference of the hole being drilled, its speed must be adjusted.
The drill head holds the drill bits in place with chucks. Drill bits vary in size and shape, it
Students and/or operators must be aware of the hazards involved. Chips are produced during
drilling operations and must be safely handled. Student and/or operator must wear proper
- Do not attempt to operate the drill press until you completely understand the proper
(PPE) such as: safety goggles or helmet, gloves, unloose clothing, and closed foot wear.
- Plan out your work before starting.
- Know the ON/OFF button.
- Always remove the chuck key after use. A chuck key that is attached on the left side of
the drill head might be thrown away due to high velocity when the machine is turned on.
- Never stop the spindle with your hand even after you turned off the machine. Chips often
Procedures: