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Older floor-stand unit
Older floor-stand unit
'''Standard Operating Procedure for Drill Press''' 
{| class="wikitable"
|'''1. Equipment'''
|Ryobi Drill Press
|-
|'''2. What Does it Do'''
|Drill holes in  metal, wood or plastic.
|-
|'''3. Personal  Protective Equipment (PPE)'''
|Safety glasses,  plus any other PPE that may be required for the space
|-
|'''4. Required  training or approval?'''
|·        Follow Safety  Guidelines
|-
|'''5. Inspection  requirements before use'''
|·        Ensure all body parts,  clothing, hair, jewelry and other objects are clear of the work area and  other moving parts before starting the machine.
·        Check the area to be  sure people are alert and wearing PPE.
·        Ensure all work  holders, clamps and vices are tightened enough to hold the stock while  working. Never hold the part being worked in your hand.
·        Ensure the stock table  has a piece of material that allows pass through of the bit without damaging  the table itself. Make sure the material is fastened securely to the existing  table.
·        Before starting the  press, ensure the depth gauge is set properly.
|-
|'''6. Safe operating  procedures or precautions'''
|·        Never leave the key in  the chuck. Do not let go of the key until it is free of the chuck and secured  in its proper holding place.
·        Select drilling speed  carefully. Using the Lever on the upper Left of the machine. 
·        ''- - Note - - Denser stock  must be drilled at a very low speed.''
·        The correct drill  speed and plunge speed for the specific material and drill bit must be used.  Stop the machine before making adjustments or measurements.
·        Never attempt to  remove a drill bit from the chuck by engaging the power.
·        Do not stop the  rotation of the bit or any rotating or moving machinery parts by hand.
·        Do not leave tools,  bits or excess pieces of stock on the press table.
·        All belts and pulleys  must be guarded. If frayed belts or pulleys are observed, the press must be  taken out of service and the belts or pulleys replaced.
·        Stop the machine  immediately if odd noise or excessive vibration occurs.
·        Only properly  sharpened drill bits and cutting tools in good condition should be used. Dull  drill bits and chipped or broken cutting tools should be removed from  service.
·        Disconnect the drill  press from power source and follow lock out/tag out procedures for stationary  presses or manufacturer’s instructions for table mounted/portable presses if  making repairs or servicing.
|-
|'''7. Waste cleanup'''
|Please Sweep and  Vacuum
|-
|'''8. Emergency  response and accident reporting'''
|''In case of fire, dial 9-1-1 after which  follow the AHA policy and guidelines.''
|}

Revision as of 16:23, 20 January 2024


  • We currently have two drill presses at AHA


Ryobi DP121L (bench-top unit): User's manual here!

Older floor-stand unit


Standard Operating Procedure for Drill Press

1. Equipment Ryobi Drill Press
2. What Does it Do Drill holes in metal, wood or plastic.
3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Safety glasses, plus any other PPE that may be required for the space
4. Required training or approval? ·       Follow Safety Guidelines
5. Inspection requirements before use ·       Ensure all body parts, clothing, hair, jewelry and other objects are clear of the work area and other moving parts before starting the machine.

·       Check the area to be sure people are alert and wearing PPE.

·       Ensure all work holders, clamps and vices are tightened enough to hold the stock while working. Never hold the part being worked in your hand.

·       Ensure the stock table has a piece of material that allows pass through of the bit without damaging the table itself. Make sure the material is fastened securely to the existing table.

·       Before starting the press, ensure the depth gauge is set properly.

6. Safe operating procedures or precautions ·       Never leave the key in the chuck. Do not let go of the key until it is free of the chuck and secured in its proper holding place.

·       Select drilling speed carefully. Using the Lever on the upper Left of the machine.

·       - - Note - - Denser stock must be drilled at a very low speed.

·       The correct drill speed and plunge speed for the specific material and drill bit must be used. Stop the machine before making adjustments or measurements.

·       Never attempt to remove a drill bit from the chuck by engaging the power.

·       Do not stop the rotation of the bit or any rotating or moving machinery parts by hand.

·       Do not leave tools, bits or excess pieces of stock on the press table.

·       All belts and pulleys must be guarded. If frayed belts or pulleys are observed, the press must be taken out of service and the belts or pulleys replaced.

·       Stop the machine immediately if odd noise or excessive vibration occurs.

·       Only properly sharpened drill bits and cutting tools in good condition should be used. Dull drill bits and chipped or broken cutting tools should be removed from service.

·       Disconnect the drill press from power source and follow lock out/tag out procedures for stationary presses or manufacturer’s instructions for table mounted/portable presses if making repairs or servicing.

7. Waste cleanup Please Sweep and Vacuum
8. Emergency response and accident reporting In case of fire, dial 9-1-1 after which follow the AHA policy and guidelines.