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General| Brand | Powermatic |
|---|---|
| Model | 3520A |
| Category | Lathe |
| Language | English |
Provides details on product updates and additional resources for WMH Tool Group products.
Details the terms and conditions of the 2-year limited warranty for Powermatic products, exclusions, and claim procedures.
Ensures proper electrical grounding procedures for machine safety and adherence to the National Electrical Code.
Outlines necessary personal protective equipment and attire for safe operation of the lathe.
Emphasizes checking tool condition and workpiece integrity to prevent accidents.
Covers essential safety practices during lathe operation, including attention, tool usage, and workpiece handling.
Details health risks from dust and chemicals, and precautions for safe working environments.
Explains the meaning of 'CAUTION' and 'WARNING' labels used throughout the manual.
Details how to connect the lathe to a 230V power supply, including single and three-phase options.
Explains the function and operation of the AC inverter drive for variable spindle speeds.
Instructions for aligning drive belt sheaves to ensure smooth operation and reduce noise.
Guides on adjusting the tool support for height, position, and angle relative to the workpiece.
Describes how to change the drive belt to different speed ranges for optimal motor horsepower.
Emphasizes the importance of sharp tools and provides guidance on grinding and maintaining cutting edges.
Guidelines for choosing straight-grained, defect-free wood suitable for spindle turning.
Step-by-step instructions for securely mounting the workpiece onto the lathe using a spur center.
Describes the process of reducing a workpiece to a cylinder using a roughing gouge and skew.
Explains how to create bead shapes using parting tools and spindle gouges or skews.
Illustrates the technique for creating cove shapes using a spindle gouge.
Describes how to make V-shaped cuts using the point of a skew tool.
Guides on selecting and attaching wood to a faceplate for bowl turning, including using glue blocks.
Covers wood choice for bowls, and potential problems like checks, cracks, and distortion during drying.
Identifies the specialized tools, primarily bowl gouges, for efficient and controlled bowl shaping.
Step-by-step guide for roughing and finishing the outer profile of a bowl.
Guides on hollowing out the inside of a bowl, controlling wall thickness, and defining the base.
Explains the process of sanding with multiple grits and applying finishes for a smooth, polished result.
Addresses causes and solutions for excessive vibration, motor stalling, overheating, and starting difficulties.
Covers problems with tools grabbing, lathe running at one speed, and headstock movement.
Lists parts for the indexing assembly, allowing precise angular positioning of the workpiece.
Lists parts for 18" and 50" bed extensions to increase turning capacity.
Details components for 12" and 26" metal spinning tool support assemblies.
Lists right and left-hand bowl turning tool supports for improved bowl shaping.
Lists standard and optional face plates of different sizes for securing workpieces.
Details the optional remote switch for convenient control of the lathe's power.
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