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Anonymous users2024-01-24I haven't encountered this before... Try a different drill? If not, contact the machine manufacturer, the manufacturer will generally send someone to debug, and ask what the situation is when the time comes.
Don't repeat the hole position, four or three are the same, it's just a matter of operation, why bother with holes!
See if it's mass production, if it's not mass production, three rows are fine, and a few more rows won't be used by the master.
Yes, there are very few of them now, and only some small factories are still using them.
If you have a basic knowledge of the plate home, the master will teach it for 1 hour.
Because all drill rows are multiples of 32 mm! Row drill calculation where to row holes, cabinet door panel up and down to leave 10 cm to 12 cm, calculation method cabinet door length minus 200-240 mm, and then divide by two, how much is the number obtained on the row of drills to find a closer number, such as 600 door panel, up and down minus 100 and divide 2 and so on 200. There are only multiples of 32 on the row of drills, so 192 is close, the drill bit is on 192, and then talk about the ruler, any row of drills has a ruler, that is, the goods that can be retracted, or the cabinet door of 600, the position of the ruler is 600 2, that is 300, one side of the ruler, the door is placed in the middle, and then take out the door and roughly measure the position of the ruler on both sides to the drill bit is different, almost OK (if it is a hole in the drill wardrobe three-in-one, I will generally take a small board and make a hole against the ruler to make a hole and compare, The hinge holes in the door panels are not so particular), and then the position of the holes to the side. >>>More