ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS
10
KNOW YOUR LATHE
10
TOOL PURPOSE
Lathes are tools that turn your workpiece so you can cut, shape, and sand them. Refer to the following diagrams
to become familiarized with all the parts and controls of your Lathe. The components will be referred to later in the
manual for assembly and operation instructions.
INSTALL THE HANDLES (FIG. 2)
Your lathe comes with a handle kit that can be used for car-
rying the lathe, as well as for tool storage.
1. Use the included hex wrench to remove the two socket-
head cap screws from either end of the lathe bed.
NOTE: Install the tool rest base (see p. 11) before installing
the handle on the tailstock end of the bed.
2. Position the handle on the bed of the lathe. Align the
mounting holes in the handle with those in the bed. Insert
and tighten the two screws using the included hex wrench.
A. Lower Belt Door
B. Handle/Tool Holder
C. Headstock
D. Spindle Lock (on back)
E. Upper Belt Door
F. Face Plate
G. Tool Rest
H. Tool Rest Locking Handle
I. Quill Locking Handle
J. Tailstock
K. Tailstock Handle
L. Digital RPM Readout
M. Speed Adjustment Knob
N. ON/OFF Switch (w/ Safety Key)
O. Direction Switch
P. Tool Rest Locking Lever
Q. Carbon Brush Cap
R. Motor
S. Belt Tension Locking Handle
T. Belt Tension Handle
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Fig. 2
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