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9.
Secure and tighten the machine head set screws before using the machine.
10. Connect the machine to a mains power supply that is protected by circuit breakers or a slow-blow
fuse.
11.
Fix the machine to the floor or workbench before using it.
12.
Only use the chuck key that comes with the machine or a copy of this key. It is spring-loaded which
means it cannot be left in the chuck.
ASSEMBLY
UPRIGHT BRACKET
Mount the upright bracket with the 4 supplied bolts and washers (fig.3).
UPRIGHT AND GEAR RACK
1.
Dry the upright and the gear rack.
2.
Fit the gear rack (fig. 4).
3.
Mount the upright and tighten securely (fig. 5).
4.
Fit the gear rack handle and lock bolt. Tighten the handle using the set screw (fig. 6).
MACHINE HEAD
1.
Position the machine head carefully on top of the upright and move the head down into position
(fig. 7). Align the machine head in relation to the work surface and base.
2.
Lock the machine head using the set screws on the right side of the head.
FEEDER HANDLES
Screw the feeder handles onto the feeder brackets and screw the feeder brackets to the drive (fig. 8).
CHUCK AND CHUCK MANDREL
1.
Start by inserting the chuck mandrel in the spindle. Use the feeder handles to press the mandrel in
place (fig. 9).
2.
Open the chuck completely by turning the chuck key all the way anti-clockwise. Place a piece of
wood on the work surface to protect the chuck end.
3.
Adjust the chuck on the chuck mandrel ensuring it is secure (fig. 10).
4.
Fit the knob and the screw on the upper motor cover (fig. 11).
5.
Bolt the machine to the surface to prevent it from tipping over.
SETTINGS
FEED DEPTH
Loosen the lock bolt and set the required feed depth. Tighten the lock bolt.
SPEED
1.
Open the top engine cover and loosen the lock handle to adjust the belt tension.
2.
Select the required speed and position the drive belts accordingly.
3.
Tighten the drive belts by pushing the motor back. Tighten the handle when the belts have just the
right tension (fig. 13-1 and 13-2).
SPEED DIAGRAM AND BELT POSITION
See the diagram on Page 8. Explanation of terms:
Spindle =
Spindle.
Motor =
Motor.
Belt position =
Belt position.
Hz =
Mains frequency.
Setting the belt tension: Apply a pressure of about 4.5 kg on the belt, see Figure. The belt will then
deviate 13 mm ± 10%.
SETTING THE SPINDLE ROD SPRING
1.
Tighten the stop nuts to the lowest position to prevent the spindle rod from falling while the spring is
tensioned.
2.
Insert a screwdriver in the lower front slot on the spring box and hold it in place while you loosen
and remove the nuts.
