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Parts Identification and Description 

Please take some time to identify the various parts of your machine so that you are
familiar with the terminology we will use to enable you to set up and operate your Lathe
safely and correctly.

Headstock

The ‘engine block’ of the lathe, supports the motor, the spindle, the cover
for the change gears, the drive belt and the driven end of the leadscrew. It 
also mounts the control panel for the motor and the selector for the         
leadscrew.

Change gear

Protective cover, enclosing the motor pulley, the drive pulley and drive belt 

cover

and the change gear.

Motor 

220V d.c. motor 

Mounting flange

The mounting flange is integral with the spindle and mounts all the material 
carriers, (chucks, faceplate etc.), it is bored with a No.2 morse taper to accept
the headstock centre, The boring is then carried through the complete length 
of the spindle (10.5mm clear) to allow long lengths of round bar to be 
machined. Your Micro-Lathe is supplied with a chuck adaptor plate and chuck
already fitted to the mounting flange.

Chuck safety

A clear acetate cover mounted on a pivot bar on the rear top front face of the 

cover

headstock. It can be tipped out of the way to access the chuck when it is    
stationary, and repositioned over the chuck during operation. It is safety    
interlocked, if it is not in position the motor will not run, or the motor will stop 
if it is moved whilst the spindle is turning.

Motor control

Power On LED

panel

Green LED that indicates that power is available to the motor. i.e. mains is
applied, fuse is intact and the Emergency Stop switch is not activated.

Fault LED (marked UNNORMAL)

Amber LED that indicates that there is a fault or an incorrect control
sequence. e.g. the chuck guard interlock has been activated or the speed
control is activated without forward or reverse direction being selected.
The Motor will not run if the fault LED is illuminated. If the safety interlock is 
activated, the safety interlock will remain in force until the interlock is reset 
and the start sequence re-initiated.

Fuse Cap

 

Access cap for the 20mm fuse cartridge (1 Amp 250V).

Speed Control Knob

Round raised ridge knob connected to the circuit that controls the motor
speed (100-2000 rpm).

Forward /Off/Reverse Switch

Three position switch that controls the direction of rotation of the spindle.
Forward indicates that the spindle is turning toward the operator; reverse,
the spindle is turning away from the operator. The centre OFF position
inhibits the spindle from turning in either direction, under motor drive.

Emergency Stop Switch

Red Domed Mushroom switch; if pressed it removes all power to the 
machine. It is a ‘knock off, stay off,’ switch. To reset the switch the domed
head must be turned clockwise, which will allow the switch to unlatch and 
‘spring out’ and reset itself.

Summary of Contents for SIEG C1 MK2

Page 1: ...2004 600882 SIEG C1 Micro Lathe Mk2 Axminster Reference No C1 Mk 2 Part No 600882 User Manual W H I T E AXMINSTER W www axminster co uk...

Page 2: ...formity 2 What s in the Box 3 General Instructions for 230v Machines 4 Initial Assembly and Testing 5 Testing 5 6 Specifications 7 Definitions 7 Parts Identification and Description 8 Machine Illustra...

Page 3: ...bio degradable The machine and its accessories will arrive coated with heavy corrosion preventative grease This will need to be cleaned from the machine its components and accessories prior to it bei...

Page 4: ...e to leave the machine unplugged until work is about to commence also make sure to unplug the machine when it is not in use or unattended Always disconnect by pulling on the plug body and not the cabl...

Page 5: ...00mm long by 210mm wide to cover the footprint of the lathe bed and integral splashback You will need to drill three 6 5mm holes to allow for bolt fixing Set out the centres of the holes as follows as...

Page 6: ...does NOT restart and the Amber fault LED remains On t Turn the Speed Control Switch Off and that the Amber LED goes off u Turn the Speed Control Switch ON advance until the spindle starts to rotate v...

Page 7: ...This is the axis described by the compound slide if fitted when it is being operated independently of the traverse slide and the saddle Axminster No SIEG C1 MK2 600882 Rating Motor Max Swing over the...

Page 8: ...d if it is not in position the motor will not run or the motor will stop if it is moved whilst the spindle is turning Motor control Power On LED panel Green LED that indicates that power is available...

Page 9: ...huck safety cover Chuck safety cover removed for clarity Chuck Chuck adaptor plate Power on LED Fault LED Fuse cap Speed control knob Forward Off Reverse switch Emergency stop Leadscrew selector Hand...

Page 10: ...set in the right hand side of the traverse dovetail slide The bed of the traverse has two T slots machined into it to allow the mounting of the tool post or the compound slide accessory Traverse slide...

Page 11: ...control Traverse slide thimble Tailstock barrel control Fig 3 Lathe bed Traverse slide Tool post Tool post securing bolt Traverse slide control Fig 2 Saddle Splash guard Leadscrew drive handle Typ 4 c...

Page 12: ...d into the end of the lathe bed The shaft runs virtually through the centre axis of the underside of the bed and is engaged in a dog fixed to the underside of the saddle enabling the saddle to be driv...

Page 13: ...on of the Micro Lathe Continued Motor securing bolts Fig 4 Tailstock Tailstock barrel control Tailstock barrel lock Tailstock centre Fig 5 Leadscrew drive handle Leadscew Unseen Tailstock clamping bol...

Page 14: ...14 Machine Illustration of the Micro Lathe Continued Motor Splash guard removed for clarity Motor brush caps Motor brush caps Fig 6 Saddle gybe strip adjustors...

Page 15: ...d should move freely with the motion of the handle and not slip The thimbles can be turned using more force independently of the handle in order to set a predetermined start or finish point If the thi...

Page 16: ...sure no swarf etc is lodged in the drive shaft tunnels If you have been using a coolant make sure the machine is throughly dried off 3 Check the tool ensure it is usable for the next time if not re sh...

Page 17: ...tor has a heavy permanent magnetic field it is advisable to dismount the lathe every 6 months remove the splash guard and remove all the swarf that may have found its way into the motor housing Access...

Page 18: ...18 Illustrated Parts Breakdown for the Micro Lathe Part 1...

Page 19: ...19 Illustrated Parts Breakdown for the Micro Lathe Part 2...

Page 20: ...20 Illustrated Parts catalogue for the Micro Lathe Part 1...

Page 21: ...21 Illustrated Parts catalogue for the Micro Lathe Part 2 PC Board Replacement Part No Part No 600883...

Page 22: ...art No 100027 Fixed steady Part No 100026 80mm Independent 4 jaw chuck Part No 100021 Compound slide Part No 100029 Tailstock centre Part No HARD2 1MT Rolling centre Part No 100032 Tailstock chuck sha...

Page 23: ...23 Change Gear Table Fig 8 Fig 9...

Page 24: ...W H I T E AXMINSTER W 2004 600882 www axminster co uk Axminster Devon EX13 5PH UK FREEPHONE 0800 371822 Axminster Reference No C1 Mk 2 Part No 600882 SIEG C1 Micro Lathe Mk2...

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