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|tool name=Einhell TB 13/5 ED
|tool name=Einhell TB 13/5 ED
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|image=Drill press TB13-5ED.jpg
|synonyms=bench drill, pillar drill;<br>DE: Säulenbohrmaschine,<br>"Tischbohrmaschine",<br>"Bohrständer", "Senkbohrer"
|synonyms=bench drill, pillar drill;<br>DE: Säulenbohrmaschine,<br>"Tischbohrmaschine",<br>"Bohrständer", "Senkbohrer"
|type=power [[Drills|drill]]
|type=power [[Drills|drill]]

Revision as of 21:19, 6 October 2018

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Einhell TB 13/5 ED

Drill press TB13-5ED.jpg
Synonyms: bench drill, pillar drill;
DE: Säulenbohrmaschine,
"Tischbohrmaschine",
"Bohrständer", "Senkbohrer"
Type: power drill
Material: depending on the drill bit:
wood, plastic, metal
Location: drilling table
Access Requirements: after a personal introduction
Manual: very similar to "Güde GTB 13/5"
Similar (More or Less): other drills

To use the machine, you'll need to mount a drill bit that suits your workpiece and securely fasten it with the chuck key.

We got this machine when it was pretty old already so Patrick took it apart, cleaned and painted it. Something in the pulleys still isn't centered which causes slight vibration in the machine. It isn't much of an issue as the shaft is quite rigid and runs true. The drill bits can sometimes be a little off center as the chuck is not that great - just quickly check before drilling.

Safety

  • read the manual!
  • get a personal introduction by one of the tutors!
  • wear personal protection, but never operate the drill press with gloves on!
  • don't drill materials with harmful dust!
  • make sure there is nobody nearby who might be surprised by a piece of shrapnel flying their way!
  • use a machine vise for small workpieces!
  • never use a machine vise on top of a wooden board or two wooden boards at the same time (tower rule)!

Fastening Options

a lever clamp can be used for some workpieces such as this door handle shaft

Jigs

  • V-block for drilling into round or angled things