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General| Brand | ADENDORFF |
|---|---|
| Model | MCJ1000 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Follow basic safety precautions to reduce risks of injury and damage.
Use the tool at its intended rate and avoid inappropriate attachments.
Avoid forcing small tools or using tools for unintended purposes.
Having an assistant can provide help in case of an accident.
Avoid body contact with grounded surfaces when connecting power.
Maintain a clutter-free area to prevent injuries.
Use the tool only as specified in the manual to prevent damage.
Ensure proper lighting and avoid damp/flammable conditions.
Prevent children from accessing the work area or tools.
Store tools in a dry, locked location, out of reach of children.
Wear appropriate clothing, footwear, and hair covering.
Always wear ANSI-approved safety goggles and ear protection.
Ensure all guards and covers are in working order.
Ensure the switch is OFF before plugging in or during use.
Avoid yanking or carrying tools by the power cord.
Ensure all keys and wrenches are removed before operation.
Maintain proper footing and balance at all times.
Inspect tool cords and have damaged items repaired.
Use only outdoor-rated extension cords when operating outdoors.
Remain attentive and avoid operating when tired.
Use only identical replacement parts and intended accessories.
Inspect for damage, alignment, and proper function before use.
Do not operate the tool if judgment or reflexes are impaired.
Details on selecting the correct extension cord size for the tool.
Determine workbench thickness for proper bolt selection.
Select appropriate bolts, nuts, and washers for mounting.
Mark and drill holes through the workbench for mounting.
Align the wood lathe with the drilled holes on the workbench.
Insert bolts through the lathe mounting holes and workbench.
Securely fasten the lathe to the workbench using nuts and washers.
How to locate the center point of the wood stock using diagonal lines.
Steps to securely attach wood stock between the lathe tips.
Adjusting the tool carriage height and angle for operation.
Wear eye protection and avoid loose clothing before starting.
Lay out and select appropriate gouges and chisels.
Plug the wood lathe power line into an appropriate outlet.
Turn on the lathe using the power switch.
Immediately turn off if wood stock wobbles or is unstable.
Place the desired gouge or chisel onto the tool carriage.
Press the tool into spinning wood in small increments.
Do not press too fast; this can stall the lathe or knock the tool.
Move tool slowly along the carriage to shape the wood.
Use final shaping and decorating gouges for refined finish.
Turn the power switch to OFF when shaping is complete.
Turn hand wheel counterclockwise to remove the shaped wood.
Secure wood stock to the face plate using wood screws.
Follow adjustment procedures to attach the chuck.
Turn wood until it is circular and slightly larger than chuck.
Loosen nuts to slide and retighten components for positioning.
Procedure for detaching the lathe tip using hand wheel and screw.
Use tool handle and wrench to remove the tip from the main shaft.
Spin the face plate clockwise onto the main shaft.
Move the tailstock towards the lathe tip.
Secure the tailstock in its desired position.
Loosen the screws around the main shaft for alignment.
Swing the main shaft to align the lathe tip and tailstock tip.
Make sure the power switch is off and line is unplugged.
Remove screws and protective cover to access components.
Loosen the motor screw to adjust the belt pulley.
Raise the lower belt pulley to loosen the driving belt.
Place belt on desired speed steps on pulleys.
Lower pulley to create light belt tension and tighten motor screw.
Close and secure the protective cover.
Wipe down or use air compressor to clean the wood lathe.
Periodically check for wear, damage, and inspect the drive belt.
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