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General| Swing Over Bed | 12 inches |
|---|---|
| Distance Between Centers | 36 inches |
| Motor Power | 1 HP |
| Spindle Taper | MT2 |
| Tailstock Taper | MT2 |
Outlines limited warranty durations for various product categories and usage conditions.
Details what is covered, who is covered, exclusions, and the procedure for obtaining service.
Covers state law application, implied warranty limitations, and liability for incidental damages.
Covers critical safety rules for operation, personal protection, and machine handling.
Highlights risks from chemical exposure, electrical safety, and proper machine use.
Covers workshop cleanliness, damage checks, visitor safety, and tool maintenance.
Details safe stance, tool usage, speed/feed rates, and extension cord selection.
Lists model number, stock number, motor, switch, and construction materials for the lathe.
Details swing, distance between centers, and overall dimensions of the woodworking lathe.
Specifies spindle nose, taper, speeds, and tailstock ram travel for accurate operation.
Explains why grounding is essential to prevent electric shock and reduce risk.
Details how to connect the tool to a grounded outlet and the correct use of adapters.
Explains the use of a padlock to prevent unauthorized operation and accidental starting.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to lock the on-off switch using the padlock.
Guides on safely removing contents from the crate and inspecting for shipping damage.
Advises on appropriate cleaning agents for parts, warning against harmful solvents.
Lists all items included in the shipping package for verification.
Specifies the necessary tools for assembling the woodworking lathe.
Provides instructions for assembling the lathe stand using supplied hardware.
Details how to lift and secure the lathe bed onto the assembled stand.
Explains how to select lathe speeds using the speed selector lever and pulley system.
Describes how to lock the headstock in position for stable operation.
Details how to use the detent release to swivel the headstock for different operations.
Identifies and explains the function of the tailstock handwheel and locking mechanisms.
Defines spur centers, index pins, face plates, drift rods, and tool rests.
Instructs on setting the tool rest height and distance relative to the workpiece.
Explains how to adjust the height of the tool rest arm for optimal cutting.
Lists and describes common woodworking chisels used with the lathe.
Introduces spindle turning and the process of centering the workpiece.
Explains the diagonal method for finding the center of wood stock.
Guides on positioning the tailstock and securing the workpiece between centers.
Provides recommendations for optimal tool rest positioning relative to the workpiece.
Describes beginner and advanced hand positions for controlling chisels during turning.
Details using a gouge to remove material and shape the workpiece into a cylinder.
Explains using a skew chisel for fine finishing and achieving a smooth surface.
Explains how to use the parting tool for cutting and sizing workpieces.
Guides on attaching workpieces to the face plate using screws or glue.
Details headstock orientation, tool rest placement for face plate operations.
Lists parts with index numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities for ordering.
Details screws, bolts, nuts, washers, and clips required for assembly and maintenance.
Lists motor, pulleys, cords, switches, and related electrical parts.
Lists parts for the tailstock assembly, tool rest, and bed extension.
Details parts for the stand legs, braces, tops, and bed.
Lists switches, power cords, capacitors, labels, and miscellaneous hardware.
