To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Central Machinery Lathe vibrating excessively with thin workpieces?
Excessive vibration when turning thin workpieces on your Central Machinery Lathe can be due to the cutting tool being positioned below the workpiece centerline; raise it to the centerline. Also, avoid cutting too aggressively; use a lighter touch.
What causes excessive vibration in my Central Machinery Lathe when turning large workpieces?
Excessive vibration when turning larger workpieces or bowls on your Central Machinery Lathe can occur if the headstock and/or tailstock are improperly located at the ends of the workpiece; check for proper workpiece centers. Also, if the workpiece is unbalanced, trim the stock until it is more balanced.
What to do if my Central Machinery 67690 Lathe will not turn on?
If your Central Machinery Lathe won't turn on, first ensure the cord is properly connected to a working electrical outlet. Check for a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker and replace or reset it if necessary. Finally, confirm that the lathe is plugged into a functioning, 120-volt, grounded electrical outlet.
How to improve the cut quality of my Central Machinery 67690 Lathe?
If the quality of cut is poor when using your Central Machinery Lathe, start by sharpening or replacing the cutting tool. Avoid cutting too aggressively by using a lighter touch. Ensure the cutting tool isn't too far above the workpiece centerline, lower it to a maximum of 1/8” above the centerline. If the lathe speed is too slow, try increasing it.
What to do if my Central Machinery 67690 will not turn off?
If your Central Machinery Lathe will not turn off, immediately unplug it from the electrical outlet. Do not use the lathe until a qualified service technician repairs it, as this could indicate a damaged or faulty power switch or internal wiring.
General| Tailstock Taper | MT2 |
|---|---|
| Spindle Taper | MT3 |
| Distance Between Centers | 12 inches |
| Spindle Speed | 0-2500 RPM |
| Motor | 1/2 HP |
Safety rules covering work area, electrical safety, and general precautions for power tool use.
Guidelines for user alertness, common sense, and wearing appropriate safety equipment.
Best practices for operating and maintaining power tools, including proper use and storage.
Explains grounding for three-prong plugs to prevent electric shock.
Instructions for changing spindle RPM by adjusting belt and pulleys.
Procedure to loosen, slide, and secure the tail stock to the desired position.
Steps to adjust the tool rest's position by loosening and tightening the lock screw.
How to loosen the lock screw and use the hand wheel to remove the tail center.
How to use and secure the safety switch on the power switch for unauthorized use prevention.
