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General| Brand | Record Power |
|---|---|
| Model | DML36SH-CAM |
| Category | Lathe |
| Language | English |
Details symbols requiring user action, such as reading the manual or wearing protective gear.
Explains symbols indicating potential risks like severe injury, electrical shock, or fire.
Details essential protective gear and appropriate clothing to prevent injury during operation.
Covers ensuring the machine is stable, tools are removed, and the area is clear before starting.
Emphasizes staying alert, keeping the area clear, and ensuring proper guards are in place.
Addresses workspace environment, lighting, and keeping unauthorized persons away from the machine.
Advises on safe storage, avoiding overreaching, and proper handling of electrical supplies and cables.
Covers preventing unintentional starting, outdoor use restrictions, extension cable safety, and electrical shock prevention.
Focuses on securing the workpiece, using correct tools, and ensuring dust extraction and guards are in place.
Stresses operator alertness, regular maintenance, and keeping cutting tools sharp for safe operation.
Covers disconnecting power after use, checking for damaged parts, and ensuring repairs are done by qualified personnel.
Addresses woodturning risks and essential pre-operation checks like workpiece mounting and tool rest positioning.
Details safe practices for using specific tools like roughing gouges, spindle gouges, and skew chisels.
Emphasizes keeping turning tools sharp and mentions compliance with health and safety regulations.
Details the 5-year guarantee terms, conditions, and exclusions for product defects.
Outlines steps for making a claim, providing documentation, and notes on guarantee applicability.
Lists all the components included in the shipping container for assembly.
Guides the assembly of the lathe bed with the optional legstand, including steps for connecting brackets, wedges, and legs.
Continues the steps for assembling the legstand, focusing on aligning legs and ensuring correct positioning.
Details how to assemble the bed bars and end brackets when mounting the lathe directly to a workbench.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the tailstock to the bed bars, including securing it with nuts and bolts.
Guides the assembly of the banjo and toolrest, including fitting the bush, washer, and securing the nut.
Details the process of placing the headstock onto the saddle, securing it, and checking the drive belt alignment.
Defines the lathe's purpose and directs users to specific safety guidelines and dust extraction needs.
Provides detailed steps for securely mounting timber using faceplates, chucks, or between centres.
Emphasizes the critical importance of correctly positioning the tool rest for safety and effective operation.
Explains the correct usage of roughing gouges, spindle gouges, and skew chisels for various turning tasks.
Guides on selecting appropriate lathe speeds for different tasks like roughing, general work, and sanding for safety.
Identifies key controls like tool rest, headstock lock, and tailstock lock, detailing their function and operation.
Explains controls for workpiece mounting (centres) and adjusting components like the tailstock and tool rest.
Outlines the steps to safely restart the lathe after a power failure or overload condition.
Guides on selecting correct speeds for safety and quality, and how to adjust pulley speeds.
Warns to turn off power before adjustments and details procedures for pulley grub screws, tailstock, and toolrest positioning.
Explains how to operate the main ON/OFF switch located on the motor unit.
Provides detailed steps for safely changing belt speed and headstock/tailstock fitments.
Strongly advises disconnecting power before any adjustments or maintenance operations.
Provides a step-by-step guide for replacing the drive belt and spindle bearings, including necessary tools.
Continues the detailed procedure for removing the spindle and driving out old bearings, then fitting new ones.
Guides on sliding the spindle back into place, ensuring belt fit, and adjusting belt tension for optimal operation.
Addresses problems like the motor not starting, slowing down, or cutting out, providing causes and remedies.
Offers solutions for excessive noise, vibration, loose pulleys, and ineffective locking mechanisms.
Advises checking parts, clearing area, and moving the headstock for attachment assembly.
Details securing bed rails and attaching the bowl rest banjo to the end bracket for the attachment.
