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Why is my Scheppach DP18VARIO Power Tool drill bit burning?
If the Scheppach Power Tool drill bit is burning, it could be due to several reasons. You might be using the wrong speed, so try changing it. The chips might not be coming out of the hole, in which case you should retract the drill bit frequently to remove them. The drill bit could also be dull, requiring resharpening, or your feed rate might be too slow, so try increasing it.
Why is my Scheppach Power Tool making noisy operation?
If your Scheppach Power Tool is operating noisily, it could be due to several factors. Check the belt tension and adjust it if necessary. Also, the spindle may be dry and require testing. Ensure the spindle pulley is not loose by checking the retaining nut and tightening it if needed. Finally, tighten the set screw in the motor pulley if that is loose.
What to do if my Scheppach DP18VARIO Power Tool drill bit binds in workpiece?
If your Scheppach Power Tool drill bit binds in the workpiece, it could be because the workpiece is pinching the drill bit or you're applying excessive feed pressure. Try supporting or clamping the workpiece. It may also be due to improper belt tension, so try adjusting it.
What to do if workpiece torn loose from hand with Scheppach Power Tool?
If the workpiece is torn loose from your hand while using the Scheppach Power Tool, it's likely that the workpiece is not properly supported or clamped. Ensure you support or clamp the workpiece securely.
Why drill leads off or hole is not round with Scheppach DP18VARIO?
If your Scheppach Power Tool drill leads off or the hole isn't round, it could be due to hard grain in the wood, uneven cutting lip lengths, or angle. Try resharpening the drill bit. Alternatively, the drill bit might be bent, in which case you should replace it.
Why excessive drill bit run-out or wobble with Scheppach Power Tool?
If you're experiencing excessive drill bit run-out or wobble with your Scheppach Power Tool, it could be due to a bent drill bit, so use a straight one. Worn spindle bearings could also be the cause, requiring replacement. Check that the drill bit is clamped centrally in the chuck. Also, ensure the chuck is properly installed.
How to prevent wood splinters on underside of drill with Scheppach DP18VARIO Power Tool?
If wood splinters on the underside of the drill with your Scheppach Power Tool, it's likely because there's no suitable material beneath the workpiece. Use a suitable material beneath the workpiece.
What to do if chuck wiII not stay attached to spindle of Scheppach Power Tool?
If the chuck won't stay attached to the spindle and falls off when you try to install it on your Scheppach Power Tool, it's likely due to dirt, grease, or oil on the face of the spindle or the tapered surface of the chuck. Clean the surfaces of the spindle and chuck using household detergent.
Why is my Scheppach Drill making so much noise?
A high noise level during operation may be due to several reasons: * Incorrect V-belt tension: Set the V-belt tension again. * The spindle is too dry: Test the spindle. * The pulley on the spindle is loose: Check that the nuts on the pulley are tight and re-tighten if necessary. * The pulley on the motor is loose: Tighten the set screw on the motor pulley.
What to do if the Scheppach Drill bit wears out quickly?
If the drill bit wears out, consider the following possible causes and solutions: * Incorrect speed: Change the speed. * No chips come out of the hole: Move the drill bit out of the hole regularly in order to pull the chips out. * The drill bit is blunt: Sharpen the drill bit. * Insufficient downward pressure: Increase the downward pressure.
General| Motor Power | 550 W |
|---|---|
| Number of Speed Settings | Variable |
| Spindle Travel | 80 mm |
| Throat | 180 mm |
| Chuck Capacity | 1 – 16 mm |
