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SUPER SENSITIVE HIGH SPEED DRILLING MACHINE

Brobo Waldown Pty. ltd. STATE OFFICES Your Brobo Waldown Distributor is -

138 Argus Street VIC., TASOlD.. W.A. & N.T.

Cheltenham, Vic., Australia 3192 Brobo Waidown Pyl , Lid.

138 Ar us Street.

Chellen am,Vic.AustraUa 3192

Phone No: (03)583 7485 P.0. Box 222.Chell.enham 3192

Fax No:(03) 583 5914

Phone No.:(03) 563 7485

fax No(03) 583 59 14

OPERATING MANUAL FOR

BROBO WALDOWN SUPER SENSITIVE HIGH SPEED DRILLING MACHINES

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1. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE

2. SPECIFICATION/CAPACITY 1

3. INSTALLATION - MECHANICAL 1

4. INSTALLATION- ELECTRICAL 2

5. PREPARATION : FOR OPERATION 2

6. MAINTENANCE 2

7. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4

8. ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY- SINGLE PHASE 6

9. ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY - THREE PHASE 7

10. ASSEMBLY DRAWING AND PART LIST 8

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2) SPECIFICATION/CAPACITY

Drilling Capacity: (diameter) 6 mm maximum

Spindle nose: No. '0' or No. '1' JACOB Tapper

(according to specifications)

Speed Range: Stroke - 67 mm •

(a)4 step pulley set

(b) 2 step pulley set

3000, 6000, 9000, 12000 RPM

15000, 18000 RPM

Motor: 0.37 Kw, 415V, 2850 RPM, 3 Ph, 50 Hz

OR

0.37 Kw, 220V, 2850 RPM, 1 Ph, 50 Hz

Base Machine Area: 150 x 150 with 10 mm T-Slots

Max. Distance Spindle

to base: 200 mm

Throat depth: 124 mm

Column Diameter: 063.5 Nom.

Weight Unpacked:

Weight Packed:

56.0 Kg.

66.0 Kg.

3) INSTALLATION - MECHANICAL

This Bench type of Drilling Machine is not absolutely necessary to fasten to the bench, regarding the size of drill and weight of machine, however, it is

recommended to do so. The provided holes relation 'See fig. below'

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4) INSTALLATION - ELECTRICAL

·ca) Single phase Drilling Machine - no electrical installation required, plug and lead supplied.

You only need to plug into 240V, 50Hz main supply directly.

DO NOT use extension leads.

(b) Three phase Drilling Machine should fit with four core lead and plug direct to the switch. Refer Electrical Circuit drawing page 4.

Check spindle rotation direction and change

phases if required. The right direction is clockwise looking down on top of motor pulley.

5) PREPARATION FOR OPERATION

Clean off machine all protective coating material by using solvent. The solvent should be non-flammable and toxic free.

6) MAINTENANCE

(a} LUBRICATION:

Remove Lifting Handwheel and Guard. Bearings are grease packed and should not require further

lubrication for many months. However, when lubrication

is required, a drop or two of oil on the Quill Spindle

will lubricate the quill bearings as well as the spindle

Do not over oil.

Occassionally oil the vertical bearing of the lifting leadscrew. An oil hole is provided in the bearing stalk.

A smear of oil on the column now and then keeps it working freely and free from rust.

(b) ADJUSTMENTS:

(1)To adjust the Torison Loading on the quill return spring for sensitive 'Feel', Undo the setscrew in the spring cap on the left hand side of the head, with the allen key provided, and wind the cap clockwise or anticlockwise to slacken or tighten the spring respectively.

(2) The rack and pinion may be adjusted to eliminate backlash to prevent quill drop on drill breakthrough a vital factor in small hole drilling.

The pinion bearings are mounted in a eccentric

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6) (b)ADJUSTMENTS: (cont)

Tommy bar holes are provided round the sleeve flange to facilitate the above adjustment.

(c) STOP ADJUSTMENT (DEPTH)

By simply undoing the bakelite knob on the pinion handle boss, a few turns the serrated stop may e moved into position and locked again, and the final fine adjustment made by the stop screw.

(d)HANDLE POSITION

If the handle operating position is not comfortable, the handle boss may be rotated .into a more convenient position for the drilling operation.

Undo the bakelite handout and withdraw the handle boss off the splined pinion shaft and replace in new position. Replace knob and adjust stop and lock.

(e)TO RAISE AND LOWER HEAD

Unlock clamp handnut or right hand side of column and raise or lower by handwheel.

(f)Machine Light is provided by a 12 volt transformer situated in a drill base and the globe is a 12 volt

24 W SBC.

(g)The belt is a 39" x 1/2" endless daclon No. 2 brown. (h)TO REMOVE MOTOR PULLEY ON NH DRILL

With Allen key provided, loosen the two screws on top of motor pulley approximately two turns each, then with light hammer firmly tap first screw, then the other until the other tapered ring under the pull has been driven off it's tapered seat, the motor pull will then lift off the spindle.

(i)TO REPLACE A MOTOR PULLEY

With tapered ring and screws loosely in position in pulley, place pulley on motor spindle in line {line up with straight edge) with front pulley. Tighten cap leadscrew first one, then the other evenly until they are tight making sure the pulley is running through.

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6.) MAINTENANCE cont.,

0) QUILL PULLEYS

To remove and replace the quill pulleys using the spanner provided, proceed as follows:-

Remove the larger (4 step) pulley by holding it or the belt, while loosening and removing the pulley retaining nut. Then lift the pulley vertically off the keyed shaft.

Remove the small (2 step) pulley by holding the chuck with the cnuck key in place with your left hand, while loosening and removing the pulley retaining nut. Then lift the pulley vertically off the keyed shaft.

Re-install the pulleys in a similar manner.

7.) SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PLEASE ENSURE YOU READ THIS INFORMATION PRIOR TO USING THE MACHINE!

The noise level of the idling drilling machine has been measured to be below 85 dB (A). This complies with the Australian Occupational Health and Safety (Noise) Regulations 1992. Please note that higher peak noise levels may be encountered due to variables such as drill make/type/condition and sizeJtype of material being drilled, as well as other intermittent noise sources such as components being placed or dropped onto the work table or floor. Under these circumstances management should make available to the operator(s) the appropriate hearing protection equipment as prescribed under the above mentioned act.

1. Only TRAINED OPERATORS should be permitted to operate this machine. Before the machine is used, carefully read the "Machine Operating Manual", especially the "Safety Instructions". Supervision must ensure both the operator and themselves understand the machine's correct method of operating before it is used by the operator.

1.1 HIGH VOLTAGE POWER -415/240 VOLTS

The power supply to this machine is of a high level and unauthorised interference and or inadequate maintenance could result in a situation that could put the operator at risk. A qualified electricalengineer should be assigned to maintain/repair the system.

2. Always wear eye protection when attending and operating drilling machines.

3. Do not operate this machine unless the belt guard is correctly positioned.

4. Do not touch drill bits or rotating spindle, and d o not place hands and arms into or near to the drill when the machine is running.

5. Fasten the work piece to the drill table, or use a machine vice.

6. Do not wear loose clothing, long sleeves, gloves, jewellery or any other item which may be caught, confine long hair in an appropriate hair net or cap.

7. If a coolant hose fails or there is excessive water splashed onto the electrical equipment, ensure that power to the machine is isolated, before attempting to repair.

8. Disconnect the electrical power when performing maintenance work on the machine or making adjustments other than those necessary for the normal operation of the machine.

9. Keep the working area of the table clear of tools and other loose objects, and keep the floor area clear of liquid spillage and excessive swarf.

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7.) SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS cont.

11. Excess1ve continual repetitive use of a drilling machine can lead to muscle fatigue/strain.

12. Rap1d and excessive metal removal by drilling can lead to worl<pieces and drill bits becoming qu1te hot. In addition, the drill motor and qUill can become hot if the machine is used for long period, although this is qwte normal.

13. Do not use extension leads.

14. Do not extend the height of the machine past the maxlmun spindle to base distance indicated. (on page 1) as this will cause the column to extend out of the column support. This can cause damage to the mach1ne and can cause mjury to anyone in the area.

15. Ensure appropriate breathing equipment is used if drilling objects that produce toxic fumes and/or excessive dust. Also, note that some coolant solutions may cause allergic reactions to some people.

16. Ensure that the machine (whether bench or floor mounted) has adequate lighting and ventilation.

17. Ensure that all electrical leads and cables (including supply leads} are maintained in good condition, and replaced if cut, sliced or damaged in any way.

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Definitiom

n Lhterms and conditions oftrade:-

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SUl'PLY

PH: (03) 9583 7435

FAX: (03) 9583 5914

"'hc Supplier" me3SlS Bcobo Waldown Ply Ltd (ACN OO.S 091 .S74) of 138 Argus SCheltenham;

"the Customer" means a party to whom Lhe Supplier has or will supply goods and/or provide its services;

'\he Price• means the prire at which it has been agreed the Supplier supplies goods and/or provides its services to the Customer but excludes Sales Tax provided the Customen'

Sales Tax Exemption CeriiJic:tte is supplied;

"Terms and Conditions• me:uu; these tenns and conditions of supply and MY variations or amendments made from time to time ;and deuvered to the Customer.

Application of these Terms and Conditions

2.1. These Terms and Conditions shall be deemed 10 be ted in all conttaets for the supply of goods and/or the provision of services by the Supplier to the Customer.

2.2. These Terms and Conditions slutJIOOI be varied without the express wrinen consent of the Supplier.

Exten..;on of Credit

Upon completion by the Customer of a Credit Application and Guarantee (if required), the Supplier may, at its sole discretion, appro,·e the extension ofcredit to the Customer. l1le Customer is not entitled to any extension of credit until it receives written notice from the Supplier slllting that credit facilities have been granted.

Taxes and Charges

Unless already included within the price of any Goods or Services, the Supplier reserves the right to add to the price of any Goods or Setvi.ces any amount which the Supplier is required to pay on account of any excise or sales tax, stamp duty or any other taxes or ch:1rges which may be established or levied by any government or governmental

authority ( wh ther CommonweDith, St11te or foreign) including any goods and services tax (or tho equivalent), save and exeept that the Supplier will not apply excise or sales

tax where pri« to delivery of the goods. the Cuslomet" provides to the Suppli.-r a valid excise or ules tax exemption number entitling the customa to an exemption from excise or sales tax in respect of the Goods.

TermsofPaymcnt

S.l. Payment for goods and/oc services sllllll be due within 30 days.from the date of statement unless otherwise agreed between the patties.

S.2. If any amount is oulstAJ'lding after 30 days, the Supplier may charge interest on such amount at the rate of 2.5% per month from the due date un1il the date of payment in fulL

5.3. All payments made by tho Customer to the Supplier will be applied a.s follows:·

5.3.1. flt'Stly in or towards payment of any costs (including leglll costs on a solic:itor wn client basis). charges, expenses, or outgoing11 incurred or paid by the Supplier in relation to any disiiCiloured cheque fees, collection costs or any action taken by the Supplier for the recovery of any amounts owing by the Customer to the Supplier;

5.3.2. secondly in or towards payment of any interest due or payable hereun.de.-, and

5.3.3. thirdly, in or towards payment of the Customer's oldest debt owing to the Supplier.

5.4. If the Customer defaults in payment of any account on the due date all moneys which would become owing by the Customer to the Supplier at a 13ter date for

supply of goods and/or services shall be immediately due and payable without the requirement of any notice to the Customer.

S.S . lbe Supplier reserves the right to require the Customer to provide further security a.s a condition prececknt to the conlinuation of supply and further reserves the right to alter the terms of payment at any time without notice and substitute cash with order or cash on delivery or any other terms.

S.6. • lbe Supplier may, at its option, cease to p..-rfonn :10)' further work or supply any further goods if the Customer fails to make any payment by any dlle date.

Completion/Deliverv

6.1. In tho event that the Price includes delivery of the Customer's goods, the Customer acknowledges that the Supplier will aJTBllge delivery of the goodl in a manner

nominated by tho Supplier. ·

6.2. Any period or date for delivery stated by the Supplier is intended as an estimate only and is not a contra.ctulll commitment. The Supplier will use its best endeavoun to meet any estimated delivery dates but the Supplier will not be liable for any loss or damage suffered by the Customer or any other person for fllilure to meet an estimated delivery date.

6.3. The Supplier is not liable for any loss or r:lamage to the goods after delivery to the Customer. The receipt of the Railway or Carrier of the Customer's goods shall be proof of delivery to the Customer's nominated goods.

6.4. Notwithstanding the provisions of cl; usc 11 hereof; the ruk. in the goods and all insulilllCe respomibility for theft. damage or othetWise in respect of the goods shall pass 10 the Customer immediately upon delivery of the goods to the Customer, or delivery oo site to a property owned by the Customer or as otherwise arranged with the Customer.

6.. The Customer will aa:q>t delivery of the goods promptly and will be responsible for any demurrage and storageincurred as a result of failure to do so. The

Customer aclcnowledges tlw it will also be responsible for all attempted delivery charges incurred by the Supplier as a result of the Customa's failure to u:apt

prompt delivery of the goods.

6.6. The term "FIS" means delivery of machines (v: lue in excess ofS32.S.OO) wtll be made free to the Customer's store or residence where the Customer is located in Ill

Awtralian Capital city (except for Danvin/Hobal1) or is a nominated Customer of a Company and resides in Newcastle, Wollongong or Getlong. Tho term "FOR" (or unspecified delivery) m.eans delivery will be modo free onto Rail to the AUstralian Capital city (except Darwi.n!Hobart) where the Customer resides or the closest Australian C3pital city to where the Customer resides. TIe term "FOB" means aU items not covered by the above, specilically, spuc parts :t.nd accessories will be delivered Free on Board to the Customer's nominated carrier as speciJied on·the Customer's authorised Order or upon receipt ofwrincn advice will be sent at the Customer's risk by Austtalia Post at the Customer's.:xpense.

6.7. Where the Supplier delivers goods for IUl order of ltsS than the minimum order v: tue, the Customer slulll pay to Lhe Supplier an adminislralive charge of Sl .00 in respect ofth:lt order. For the purposes of th1s clause minimum order wlues lite $325.00 for ccmplete machines, and S$0.00 for all other products. The Supplier may by mutu:>l 3grcement between Lhc parties d«idc not to apply this clause.The Supplier may, at its disaetion and without notioe, increast the administr.ltive charge or the minimum ordtr wlue.

Pl3cing Or<kn

7.1. All orders for goods ;md/or services :ue to be in writing :1lld should include the n:une IUld signature of the person pl3cing the order on behalfof the Custon1er. The Customer agr es tht in tht event that it places an order oth rwise thnn in •vriting (e.g. by t.:lcphonc:) thm the Supplier«its employ« or reprc:senutive iJ :lUt.hori to met as Lh.e agmt ofth.Customer in C<Ompltting an order fonn. In th" absence of an order form, acceptance by the Customer of possession and/or delivery of the goods shall constitute ac,ceptance or conJirm3tion of previous acctptance of these Terms and Condit ions to the exclusion of all other terms or provisions.

7.2.

Any quotation providd by the Supplier will be subject to th.:sc TcmiS :md ConditiO!\$ unl.:s.s t.:nns and conditions ate set out in Lhe quoution, which will override

Lhc:sc Terms :llld Conditions. to the c:-.1cnt of my inconsisuncy.

Warranty

8.I.

The Supplier W:liTlli\IS thM all goods supplied by it. save those liS set out in cia7.6 h.:reof shall be fr« from defeCts in ma1eri1ls and workmlii\Ship for a period of twelve (12) months from the dote of delivery to Lhc Customc:r.("the Warranty Period"). on the following tmns illld conditions.

8.2.

The Customc:r sh.:lll promptly prOVlde wnnm pmiculan to the Supplier on b..'\.'Ofltmg aw:!Ce of any d.:fea Ill the goods during the W=ty Period, lll1d shall

provide: the Supplier with II necdS;lry •-cess. fa,;lities and infom1:stion to m:ablc the Supplkr to :t.SC<:nain or verity the nature and C!IUSC of the def«t and to arry

out its obligattons under this wuranty

8.3.

1ne Supplids oblivt•on under this w:unnty is limited to repnir of the d fe..1we goods liJ1d the Suppli.::r is under no obligation to replace the goods or refund the

vnlu" uf the goods to the Customer.

8.4. If the goods :m:.in the opinion oftJ1e Supplier, not dde tive or if any d fo!-Ct is a.nributable to any one or more of the following circumstances:-
8.4.1. TI1e use of the goods for a purpose or purvoses other than that for whih they were inttnd.!d to be used;
8.4.2. The repair, modiiication or alteration of thgoods by any person other than the Supplier;
8.4.3. Where the d(fect has arisen due to misuse, neglect or accident, howsoever arising;
8.4.4. Where the defect has arisen due to the im llntion of the goods which were, in the reasonable opinion of the Supplier, incorrectly carried out;
8.4.5. Where tl1c goods have not been S1on:d or maintained as reoonunended by the Supplier; or
8.4.6. Where the defect has arisen due to nonnal wear and tear on the goods- then the Supplier iJ under no obligation whatsoever to the.Cusromcr.

8.S. The Supplier is under no obl igatio" under this warranty where the Customer has failed to observe the tenns of payment for the goods or any other obligation imposed by the terms and conditions of thiswarranty.
8.6. In the event that the Supplier is suppi).ing goods. which have been manufactured by third parties, the Customer shall be entitled to the benefit of any Manufacturers Warranty in respect of such goods. The Customer acknowledges that the Supplier accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any Manufacturer's Warranty or any claim howsoever arising from the use of the goods. whether singularly or in combination with other products.
8.7. The Supplier shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential losses or eXJXnses suffered by the Customer, howsoever caused
8.8. Except as specifically set out herein, or in writing by way of catalogue or pamphlet or otherwise provided by the Supplier to the Customer, any ttrm, representation, condition or warranty in respect of the quality, condition or description of the goods, whether implied by statute, conunon law, trade usage, custom or otherwise, is hereby expressly excluded
9. Returns and Claims
9.1. o goOds may be returned to the Supplier by the Customer without the Customer first contacting the Supplier and obtaining the written consent of the Supplier to

the return of such goods.

9.2. All claims are to be made within seven (7)days of receipt of the goods by the Customer.
9.3. Notwithstanding Clauses 8.1 and 8.2, no goods may be returned to the Supplier by the Customer nor will the Supplier will be responsible for the quality or fitness
thereof once th.ey have been on-sold by the CustomeT.
9.4. lfthe goods in question were supplied as ordered and no quality fault can be found by tl1e Supplier thom there will be a 10% return surcharge of the invoiced Price payable by the Customer to cover eXJXnses.
9.5. All costs involved in returning the goods will be borne by the Customer. lfthe goods are returned pursuant to clause 7 hereof the Supplier will bear the costs of returning the replaced or repaired goods to the Customer.
9.6. Should any dispute arise with regard to the qua lity or ccndition of the said goods or otherwise in connection with the terms of this contract, the Customer shall nevertheless pending resolution of the matter, take delivery of the said goods as delivered and make due payment therefor as herein agreed.
9.7. Any description of the goods given by the Supplier shall not constitute this contract as sale by description.
9.8. The Suppliers liability will be limited on MY claim to the sum of the original invoiced price of the goods in conc:em.

9. Experimental Work

Where the Supplier,111 the Customer's request, carries out experimental work during or in coMection with the manufacture of goods the Customer agrees to pay the Supplier a reasonable charge, to be detem1ined by the Supplier, in respect of the experimental work. The charge is in addition to the price of the goods and is payable at thesame time the _ price of the goods is due unless the Supplier otherwise agrees in writing.

10. Passing of Property

10.I. All goods are to remain the property of the Supplier as legal and equibblc owner and no property in or title to any goods supplied at any time will pa.'-to the ­ Customer until payment has been made in fi•ll for all goods supplied and/or services provided by the Supplier.
10.2. The Customer will clearly label-the goods so as to identify the Suppliet's ownership and will keep the goods separate from the Customer's other goods, if any, to
ensure easy identification by the Supplier. Such labelling is to rern: in on the goods until such time as payment has been made in full to the Supplier.

10.3. failure to make payment by the due date will, without prejudice to any other available remedies, entitle the Supplier to repossess the goods from any premises where they may be. For the purpose of repossessing the goods, the Customer hereby grants an irrevocable licence to the Supplier, its employees or agents, to enler upon such premises as the Supplier reasonably suspects the goods may be located, using such reasonable force as is ncccssary and the Custcxn<% will indetMiiY the
Supplier from and against any liability to any third party in respect of any such damage, and from and against aU act.ions, proceedings. claims, demands, costs,
damages and e>.'jlC!lSes howsoever arising.
10.4. The Customer may in the ordinary course of its business sell and deliver the goods in which the property remains with the Supplier to any third party as the
Supplier's agent in a fiduciary capacity and for the account of the Supplier. Any moneys received by the Customer with thereto shall be held by the Customer upon trust for the Supplier notwithstanding the fact that it is not deposited into a separate bank account The Customer will upon request assigJl to the Supplier the legal title of any right against any third party arising out of such sak The Customer will beentitled to receive from the Supplier byway of commission the excess ofthe proceeds ofsale over the amounts due to the Supplier from the Customer.
10.5. Notwithstanding the foregoing. the Supplier will be entitled to bring an action against the Customer for the price of the goods in tbe event of non payment by the
Customer by the due date as if the property in the goods had already passed to the Customer and will also have the right by notice in writing to the Customer at any time after tl1e agreed delivery date to pass the property in the goods to the Cu>'lomer as from the date of such uotiee.

J 1. Insurance responsibilities

Notwithstanding the previous clause, the risk in the goods and all insurance responsibi lity for theft damage or otherwise in respect of the goods shall pass to the Customer
immediately upon receipt of the goods by the Customer.

12. Insolvency and Def.1ult

12.1. The Supplier may by notice in writing to the Customer terminate any contract with the Customer,so far as unperformed by the Supplier forthwith if:-
12.1.1. the Customer commits any breach of any of these conditions or any other contract with the Supplier;
12.1.2. the Customer or any guarantor of the Customer compounds with or negotiates for MY composition with its creditors generaiJy;
11.1.3. being an individual the CustQ!ntr dies, becomes pem1anently incapacitated, or has a truste.! appointed or a receiving order !Mde against him or commits any act of insolvtncy;
12.1.4. being a body corporate or Itgal person, the Customer or any guarantor of the Customr calls any meeting of its creditors or has a liquidator, provisional
liquidator, official manager, mortgagee, mortgagee's agent, rer:eiver or administrator of all or any of its assets appointed or enters into any liquidation

(other than soldy for rc:constmction or amalglmation while soh·ent) or commits any other act of insolvency·, or

12.U. tho: financial position of the Customer.or some other f.1ct or circumst: ncc,leads the Supplier to believe on reasonable grounds that the Cw.'IOITh!l' is likely to materially fail to completeits obligations under any ontract with tltc Suppli.:r.

12.3. Asly tennin:uion will be without liabilit y on t11.: pan of the Supplier for any :u1d all direct or indirect loss or damage thereby caused to the Customer.

13. Applicable'! Law

'The paniC$ agl'l!e that these TcmlS lnd Conditions and cvo:ry .:ontra1connc•1,'tl thcrewith shall!-.: govc:m.:d by the law of the State of Victoria and the parties hereby submit to the