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AND PARTS LIST.ForoModer
No,s

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91033
91034,
40060

Manufacturinq ' rY Co.

Chicago lL 60639.
Phone:B1Pt7 4=-1soo Telex:25-4024
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}IACHINEWILIBE ABIJ TO ?ROVIDEYOUI,III1I YEARSOT SERVICETF PROPERLY USED
AND CAREDFOR. PIEASE R.EADT1IIS MANIJA!BEFOREANY I'1ACiIININCIS PERFORUED
O{ II{E MIIL.DRIII,.
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1. CLEANINGAND LUBRICATING:

First, Removeany grease or rust preventatl.ve u8ed to

protect the rnachine durlng shlpplng, elth kerosene,
a camercial degreaser or slrnllar solvenc belng careful
not to get degreaser on the belts slres or other nrbber
part6.

Once the nachlne le clean coat all brlght Derts rrlth a

llg-ht lubrlcatlng ol1. Lubrlcate potnti noied ln Ftg.l
and eny netal ori netel contact area with a rnedtun welght
ol1 o! light grease. lhe eplndle bearlngs and pulley
bearlngs*come pre-lubrlcated. To grease upper splndle
bearing,-Rl renove front name plate afld pgc grease
rlght on bearing;for the lorer* spindle bearlng,SB4
rernove spLndle loqrer end cap -ll and Just dab grease on
the bearing thls ehould only have to be done once or tulce
every 6 months lrlth a good Llthfin Ease grease. Ihe pulley
bearings shouldnrt need to be greased. ti ttrey nrn nolsy
or are defectlve contact Enco for replacenent.

NOTELUBRICATING -)
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2. MOI'NTINGlTE I.{ILL.DRILL

tle reconmend uslng our ti91005 !,1i11-Drl11 Stand for the

uod€ls #91001,91002,91003,91004,91033 and 91034. If yolr
$ant to construct your own teble use at least 2"X 2"X rt'
sngle i.ron. fire table should be l,ell constrincted to avold
vtbfstlon durlng operatl.on. Fbur iolee are provlded ln the
bsee for runtlng. Uee shfins lf neceseary to nake sure L . t
urachlne l.s level lengthwlse and crossulse.

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Removlng Collets Frce lllll or Drlll Chuck Arbors R-8r/rt d
3M.?. Splndle TaPer Mllls. -__J

1.) Ttghten the 2 set ecrerys, llS4 otr each side of the loerer
qulll snugly on the ePindle.
2.) Loosen the drawbar, # 5 epproxlnstely 2 turns elth a
wrench.
,IooseE
3.) R..p the top of dEanbar aharply vtth s EBllet to
thc collet or arbor frm the sPlndle taPer.
4.) After taper 16 loose, hold chuck ol tool ln ooe hgnd and
unscren' drarbar vlth the other.

1.) llake sure collet or arbor and apindle tapet are clean
f rfii dl.rt and greaee.
2.) Ineert tool lnto aptndle tapet 8nd thread the dr$tbar
{.nto the cop of the erbor.
3.) Tlghten securely, but do not overtlght€-n.
4.) Iuportant; Looeen the 2 get ecrcrra, $S4 holdlnB tha
splndle tlght before startlnB the notori othenrfue daragc
to epLndle and or belt dllve could occur.

RElrovlNG ANp INSTAITING IAPER DRTIILf rN 3 u.T. MILI

1.) furn the repld donnfeed handlg #58 tmtll the 81ot
ln the Qutll eppear6. Llne uP thl'8 slot ln the eplndle.
2.) Insert a Drl1l Drift through the alote end ttrlkr lt8htly
elth e nallet. Thls wtl1 force the taper drlll out.
3.) To lnetall the drlll rnake sure the tePer of the drlll and
the splndle taper are clean and Jnst PuBh the drlll etlatght
up lnto the splndle.
4.) wiggle the drl1l sltghtly to meke sure lt i6 secure end
your ready to drlll.

PREPARINGTHE I{III-DRILL FOR DRIIJING

1.) Ineert deslred toollng'
2.) Dlsengage fine donnfeed by backtng off flne feed engagernent
nut #JZ ( Turn it tc.rards the oPeratol) geveral turns untll
its 6to?s against the hub,#44 --
3.)Loosln "ttoal" lock handle,ll 26 locateal on the left slde
of head.
4.) Adjust Janr nuts on the graduated stoP bar, #lJ for the
deelred drllllng depth.
5.) Turn pcf,re! on, end oPerate uslng rapid dcnmfeed lsndles
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PREPARING TI|E MIIL-DRILL rA MIIIEIG

1.) Adjust Jan nuts on graduated stoP bar to thelr htghest
posltlon.
2.) lngage fine dormfeed handler# 40 by turnlng tn the ftne
feed engagernentnut,{lJz touards roachlne.
J.) Insert toollng
{.) AdJust splndle to deslred PoLtion Lf necessary,ustng fLne
feed wheel ,#4O and lock in Place nlth the splndle lock,
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5.) the rrork table le moved front to back and laterally by
turnlng the han&theel sr*@ ""*gg .

II'IPORTANT:
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recooroend using uP to a t"dla. end 11111 on the #91000
Mlll- Dr111. This ls to Prevent chatter and undue wear on the
Sptndle Bearlnge. For the Larger Mlll- Drllls the *gx1fl.rlt End
Mill dlaneter Recofinend Le 314".
 On your flrst cut; take a rnedlurn depth cut to get the feel
of the M111. If there is eny chatter or roughness stop the
motor and check to rnake sure evetTthlng la tlghtened securely.

BEARINGS:
front neme plate and swltch (on elngle phaae nachlne).

2.) You should be able to see the splndle runnlng up through the
head rtth the bearlng,# 8J and bearing lock nut, # /O

3.) Ihe nut hae r l.ft h.nd thr€rd take a heltrner end punch I lnBert
the p|mch lnto one of the 4 holes ln the nut and €lther tl.ghten or
loosen the nut. REI,EUBER: It hse e left hand !h"ead.

4.) Ttghten the nut untll the splndle hae no more free play. Then
Btvg tt a t turn nore. See FIG. 9
DO NOT over tlghten or bearlng damager11l result. If the sptndle
bearings heat up back off the edjustlng nut sltghtly. If they
contlnue to lun hot contact your dealer or Enco.

REI,IOVINGSPINDI,E
l.) Folloq steps 1& 2 for adjustlnB splndle bearlngs.
2.) Ingtead of tlghtening the bearlng adJuetlng nut, back tt off
untll it ls free of threads on splndle.
3.) Raise the head to lts hlghest polnt.
4.) Removethe 2 set screw splndle locks, #54
5.) Tap the splndle down through the qutll. the upper splndle
bearlng nlll be left in the head cavity.

To lnstall the spindle Just reverse Steps I thru 5

RE}.TOVINGQUIIT & SPINDIJ ASSEMBLY

l.) Rernovethe 2 Jam nuts,*2$ that hold on the retum spring
cover #29.
2.) flenove sprlng and cover.
3.) Rernovetire 3 socket head cap scrers #S9 that hold the fLne
feed gear assembly ttoustng.# J$ to the head.
4,) Pull the entire plnion shaft assembly (incl. 6haft, gears, houslng,
hub and spokes) out the rlght side of the iread.
5.) Renove the 2 set screws that hold the qulll sprtng nountlng
bracket to the qui 1l .
6.) T?requill should cone our of the heed non.
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.PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. DESCRIP?ION

I HEAD 60 SPOKE
, OUILL 6t PLASTIC BAI,I,
SPINDLE 62 LOCXING SCREI{ W/HANDLE
4 SPINDLE SLEEVE 53 PLT'NGERROD
5 DRAWBAR 64 I|ORI( TABI,E
6 SPINDLE PULLEY LOCKNUT 55 WORK TABLE GIB PTATE
7 SPINDLE PT'LLEY 65 TABLE END CAP
8 BEARING RETAINER 67 GRAD. DIAT VUSLIP RING
9 BEARING SPACER 68 HAND VIIIEEL
t0 SPINDLE BEARING ADJ. NUT 69 I,E.AD SCREW NUT
11 LOTER BEARING LOCKNUT 70 LONGIIT'D INAI, LE.AD SCREVI
L2 OUILL STOP ITOT'NTINGBNACKET 7L TABLE END cAP
13 QUILL STOP ROD 72 CLUrcH
14 LOCKNUT 73 WEDGE
15 COLTIMNSEAT CASTING 74 IJOCKING SCREWW/ENTDLE
15 coLlmN 75 TABLE STOP EAR
t7 RACK GE,AR 76 TABLE STOP
18 COLI'MN CAP 77 GIB ADJ. SCREW
19 CRAIiIX ITNIDLA 78 BASE
20 CLUTCII SLEEVE 79 CROSS FEED NUT
2t LOCKNtXt 80 SADDLE
22 VIORI{ GE"AR & SEAF? 81 CROSS FEED LE.AD SCREW
23 PINION GEAR 82 SEARING BNACKET
24 PINION GE"ARSITAFT 83 ROLL PIN
25 I,OCKNUT 84 GR.AD. DIAL VIISLIP RING
26 QUILL LOCK & EAIiIDLE 85 HAND WHEEL
QUILT LOCK CI,AflP (lEft) 86 CROSS FEED GIB
OUILL LOCK CLAMP(!ight) 87 TABLE STOP SCREVIS
SPRING COVER 88 GIB ADJ. SCREW
30 SPRING SEAT 89 B A S E( f o r 4 0 0 6 0 )
31 OUILL RETURN SPRING 90 SIDE DOOR PANEL
32 PINION SEAFT 91 FRONT DOOR PANEI,
33 PINION GEAR 92 GEAR SUPPORTHOUSING
34 HEAD CLAMP ROD 94 PULLY
35 WORIITGEAR HOUSING 95 BE,ARING
36 CLUTCH 96 TABLE POWERFEED (NOT SHOWN
37 FINE FEED ENGAGEMENTNUIT 97 COLUUN LIFT WORUGEAR
38 RAPID DOWNFAEDSPOKE 98 COLUMNLIFT PINION GE,AR
39 PLASTIC BAI,L 99 COLUT'NLIFT LEAD SCREW
{0 FINE FEED HANDLE WITEEL 100 LEAD SCREVINUT
47 FINE FEED DIAL 101 UOTOR
42 PULLY SWIVEL ARM L02 MOTOR PI'LLY
43 FINE FEED WORMSIIA.FT 103 3 rr FACE I.{ILL
44 RAPID DOI{NFEED IIgB 104 FACE MILI, ARBOR(R-SEAPER)
45 LOCKNUT 10s FACE MILL ARBOR(3U.T. }
46 IDLER PULLY SITAFT W/BEARING 106 lr" DRILL CHUCK
47 PULIY COVER (LOWERI 107 R-8 DRILL CHUCK ARBOR
48 PULLY SvIML ARI.I 108 3 M.T. DRILL CHUCK ARBOR
49 IDLER PULLY SEAFT W/BEARING IO9 ANGLE VISE
50 IDLER PTILLY
JI IDLER PI'LLY
)z PULLY COVER (UPPER}
53 UOTOR MOT'NTING PLATE
UOTOR PLATE BOL?S
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55 SLEEVE
57 SPACER
58 NUT
59 HUB
WHEN ORDERING PARTS PI,EASE SPECIFY MODEL NO. OF MACHINE
BEARINGS AND SCREWS

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

B-1 SPINDLE SLEEVE BEARING (UPPER}

B-2 SPINDLE SLEEVE BE.ARING (I,OWER)
B-3 UPPER SPINDLE BE.ARING
B-4 I,O9|ER SPINDLE EEJARING
B-5 TYOR!{SITAFT BE,ARING
B-6 WOR}I SHAFT BEARING
B-7 CR,AT{KEN{DLE BEARING
B-8 LONG. LEAD SCREWBEARING
B-9 LONG. LEAD SCREWBE]ARTNG
B-10 CROSS PEED SCNEWBEARING
B-11 SEAFT BEARING
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s-1 RETURN SPRING

s-2 I{OTOR PLATE PLT'NGERSPRING
s-3 FINE FEED DI SENGAGEMENTSPRING
s-4 SPINDLE I,OCX SET SCREIIS
s-5 COLUMN SEAT IIOLDDOVIN SCREWS
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Enco Mill Drill added notes:

Do not trust the wiring diagrams. Use the diagram inside the wiring-cover of the motor if it's
there.

Check pulleys and other attachmenb with sebcrews for tightness. They may be loose or
missing as shipped.

If possible, wire the machine for 240 volts. The power swikh is marginal for 120, and may
melt or burn out with continued use. If you have a single phase motor, there is a set of
contacts unused in the switclr, which you can use if one set burns out

Wiring is very tight The cable loops inside the head are very dfficult to getback in if
removed. ff working on the switcfu try to avoid removing them.

The scraping on the table gibs is pretty rough. It is probably worthwhile to take them out and
hone or rescrape them. It may improve table movement

When changing belb, make surc you retighten the two bolts holding the idler pulley brackeb
around tlre column. They tend to loosen and tlre pulleys rattle. I replaced mine with longer
bolb with a very stiff spring to allow adjustment without tools.

When changing speeds, give the motor a little shove outward before tightening the clamp. The
spring is weak, and the pivot a little rough.

Later Rong Fu mill drills have hinges on the le{t side of the belt cover. The hole for the
column is elongated to the right to allow it to swing up over the column. This can be done
with the Enco fairly easily and makes belt changing much less of a chore. You will still have
to lower the quill to clear the collet closer.