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DRILLING PROCEDURE MANUAL

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STEP 1

Determine the appropriate Slogging Spanner size for the application.

STEP 2

Use marking blue to spray over the area where the hole will be drilled.

Use a scriber and ruler to mark from corner to corner.

Use a centre punch to punch a locating hole at the intersection point for the pilot drill.

STEP 3

Preferably use a pedestal drilling machine for this application.

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SLOGGING INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD

THIS CONCEPT FORMS PART OF A PATENTED ASSEMBLY

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STEP 4

Build a setup consisting of a vice and a stabilizing block.

When clamping, make sure the Slogging Spanner is level.

STEP 5

Firstly, use a smaller drill, Ø5mm to drill a pilot hole. Use the punched hole to align the drill.

Peck drill by drilling for 2-3mm deep and then retracting the drill to get shaving control.

Repeat this process until the hole is drilled.

PROPERTY OF:

SLOGGING INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD

THIS CONCEPT FORMS PART OF A PATENTED ASSEMBLY

P59641PC00 JD/CVE & PCT/IB2013/059399

STEP 6

Secondly, use a Ø10.2mm drill to drill the correct size hole for the Ø10mm pin.

Peck drill by drilling for 2-3mm deep and then retracting the drill to get shaving control.

Repeat this process until the hole is drilled.

STEP 7

Lastly, use a countersink bit to chamfer both sides of the Slogging Spanner.

Make sure the Slogging Spanner is de-burred.

Then use the Slogging Hammer's removable pin to make sure the fit is to satisfaction.