Darex XT-3000A - Manual (Page 13)

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The pawls should be seated in the helix of
the drill. If incorrect, loosen chuck knob
and repeat step 4. The jaws are most likely
gripping the drill body too tightly and will
not allow the drill to rotate into position.
6. Once the drill has been aligned correctly
and without releasing the slide handle,
tighten the chuck knob clockwise until the
chuck jaws grip the drill securely. Release
the slide handle and remove chuck from
alignment tube.
4. S-L-O-W-L-Y
squeeze
together the
red slide
handle until it
touches
casting. We
emphasize
slowly,
because
squeezing the
handles too
quickly pushes
the drill too
deeply into
the chuck.
NOTE: If this happens, the drill will not
touch the wheel during the sharpening
process.
5. With the handles held together, look
through the viewing port and see if drill is
positioned correctly.
Drill point should be
touching the end of
the pusher shaft cap.
CORRECT INCORRECT
Drill Alignment