Woodstock Drill D4088 User Manual

Model D4088 Drill Press  
Lathe Attachment  
Instruction Sheet  
Introduction  
The Model D4088 Drill Press Lathe Attachment allows  
wooden workpieces to be turned on a drill press in the  
same manner as a wood lathe. Items like small pickets,  
legs, spindles, handles, dowels, and pins can be made.  
Fits drill press tables with T-nut slots or with slotted  
through holes as shown in Figure 1.  
Specifications  
Tool Rest Length ............................................. 12"  
Maximum Workpiece Length (if reversed) ............... 24"  
Maximum Workpiece Diameter ..............................6"  
Shank Diameter of Screw and Spur Center ..............38  
"
Construction Material .....................................Steel  
Shipping Weight.........................................3.5 lbs.  
Inventory  
Refer to the list and Figure 2 to inventory your package.  
If you can't find an item on this list, check the mounting  
locations or examine the packaging materials carefully.  
Occasionally we pre-install certain components for  
shipping purposes.  
Figure 1. D4088 Drill Press Lathe  
Attachment  
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If any nonproprietary parts are missing (e.g. a nut or a  
washer), we will gladly replace them; or for the sake of  
expediency, replacements can be obtained at your local  
hardware store.  
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Description .................................................. Qty  
A. Tool Rest ....................................................1  
B. Screw Center...............................................1  
C. Spur Center.................................................1  
D. Hex Wrenches 5, 6mm................................1 Ea  
E. Cap Screw M6-1 x 20......................................1  
F. Tool Rest Foot..............................................1  
G. Carriage Bolt M10-1.5 x 40...............................2  
H. Cap Screw M8-1.25 x 20..................................1  
I. Base and Live Center Assembly .........................1  
J. Flat Washer 10mm.........................................2  
K. Hex Nut M10-1.5...........................................2  
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Figure 2. Inventory.  
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D4088 Lathe Attachment Instructions  
Operation Safety  
Read and follow these safety precautions:  
Damage to your face, lungs, and eyes  
could result from using this tool with-  
out proper protective gear. Always  
wear a face shield, safety glasses, and  
a respirator when using this drill press  
lathe attachment.  
EYE/FACE PROTECTION. Wear eye protection and a face  
shield during all turning operations.  
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION. Always wear a respirator  
when using this tool. Wood dust may cause allergies or  
long-term respiratory health problems.  
AVOIDING ENTANGLEMENT. Keep long hair and loose  
clothing such as sleeves, belts, and jewelry items away  
from the workpiece and chuck.  
WORKPIECE CONDITION. Always inspect the condition of  
your workpiece. NEVER turn stock with knots, splits, and  
other potentially dangerous conditions. All glued joints  
must have high quality bonds that will not fly apart during  
operation.  
loose hair and clothing  
could get caught in the  
spinning workpiece and  
cause serious person-  
al injury. Keep loose  
clothing and long hair  
away from moving.  
MOUNTING WORKPIECE. Before starting, be certain the  
drive and spur centers have been properly imbedded into  
the workpiece, and that the table is locked in place.  
USING TOOL REST. NEVER attempt free-hand turning, you  
must always support the chisel on the tool rest, and keep  
the tool rest gap to 18" to 12" when ever possible.  
TURNING SPEED. Select the correct tuning speed for your  
No list of safety guidelines can be  
complete. Every shop environment is  
different. Always consider safety first,  
as it applies to your individual working  
conditions. Use this and other machin-  
ery with caution and respect. Failure  
to do so could result in serious per-  
sonal injury, damage to equipment, or  
poor work results.  
work before starting the drill press.  
USING SHARP CHISELS. Keep chisels sharp. Dull chisels  
require more force to cut, causing tool chatter and  
grabbing hazards.  
MATERIAL REMOVAL. Attempting to remove too much  
wood at once may cause the workpiece or chisel to eject  
causing severe injury.  
Sandpaper  
NOTICE  
If you have never used this type of machine or equip-  
ment before, WE STRONGlY RECOMMEND that you  
read books, trade magazines, or get formal training  
before beginning any projects. Regardless of the  
content in this section, Woodstock International will  
not be held liable for accidents caused by lack of  
training.  
Never wrap sandpa-  
per around a moving  
workpiece, or your  
hands can be pulled in  
causing a an entangle-  
ment injury.  
Workpiece  
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D4088 Lathe Attachment Instructions  
Operations  
Follow all safety precautions in your drill press  
Owner's Manual and these instructions.  
Feeding the tip of the chisel into the  
workpiece at too sharp of an angle will  
cause the chisel to dig into the workpiece,  
which may eject the chisel or workpiece and  
cause severe injury. Always keep the chisel  
perpendicular to the workpiece so it drags  
across the workpiece rather than digging in.  
To use the drill press lathe attachment, do these  
steps:  
1. Put on safety glasses, a face shield, and tie  
back loose clothing and hair.  
2. DISCONNECT DRILL PRESS FROM POWER!  
9. Tightly hold the chisel, and position the  
chisel against the tool rest (see Figure 6).  
3. Install the required driving center into the  
upper end of the workpiece:  
Hand and Chisel  
Position for  
Cutting Control  
and Safety  
— If the workpiece diameter is 34" or less,  
thread in the screw center.  
— If the workpiece diameter is 34"–3", tap in  
the spur center.  
Figure 6. Hand and chisel positioning.  
— If the workpiece diameter is 3"–6", tap in a  
2" diameter forstner bit as the drive center.  
You may have to slightly enlarge the pilot  
hole to accept the forstner bit pilot.  
10. Hold the chisel tightly so it is perpendicular  
to the workpiece, and slowly feed it into  
the workpiece.  
11. Keeping the chisel within the safest  
working area shown in Figure 7, carefully  
slide the chisel up and down along the tool  
rest to shape the wood. Keep in mind that  
the closer the chisel moves toward the end  
of the tool rest the easier it is to slide the  
chisel off of the end. Working closer to  
the end of the rest can also increase tool  
chatter. As workpiece diameter decreases,  
re-adjust the tool rest as required to keep  
the gap at a safe minimum.  
4. Place the workpiece pilot hole onto the live  
center tip, and hold the workpiece in place.  
5. Without losing spindle alignment, crank the  
table up so the drive center shank enters the  
chuck and the live center seats in the pilot  
hole.  
6. Clamp the drive center shank with the chuck,  
lock the table into position and make sure all  
fasteners are tight.  
7. Verify that the drill press is set to the correct  
speed for the turning operation. The typical  
spindle speeds for turning are listed below:  
Unsafe  
Area  
— For roughing, start with a spindle speed of  
750 RPM.  
— For shaping, start with a spindle speed of  
1500 RPM.  
Rotation  
Safest  
Direction  
Area  
— For finishing, start with a spindle speed of  
3000 RPM.  
8. Turn the workpiece by hand to ensure rotation  
is unobstructed, and start the drill press.  
Figure 7. Typical turning operation.  
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