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This machine is electrically powered.
To avoid electric shock:
• Do not use it in or near water.
• Make sure electrical plug is securely plugged into
wall outlet.
• Make sure plug grounding pin is in place and socket
is properly grounded.
For personal safety:
• Avoid loose-fitting clothing that can catch in the
machine's rotating parts.
• Remove chuck keys and wrenches before turning on
the machine.
• Make sure all tooling is securely attached to the
machine and rotates properly.
• Make sure all workpieces are securely clamped to
the table and/or tightly held in a vise which, in turn,
is properly mounted.
• Make sure the machine is bolted securely to your
workbench.
For machine longevity:
• Make sure all moving parts are lubricated with
machine oil or grease.
• Make sure the drive belt tension is tight enough to
avoid slipping under heavy load, but not so tight as
to overload the motor and spindle bearings.
• Keep the machine clean.
Use common sense:
• Do not use the machine for other than its intended
purpose.
• Do not use the machine to do jobs that it was not
designed to do.
• Do not use the machine to do work in excess of
its rated capacity.
The electrical power/safety system is protected by a large red switch located on the right side
of the control box. To unlock the safety shut-off switch, slide the big red cap toward the front
of the machine to undo the latch. Then swing open the door a bit. If the speed control is all the
way counterclockwise (in the clicked-off position), the green panel light will light, indicating
you are ready to turn up the speed.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
T-Slot Specification (mm)
Be careful!
Make sure you unplug the machine before changing chucks, collets,
cutters or any other tooling, or before performing any maintenance work.
After changing any tooling, rotate the spindle by hand to make sure everything
is mounted correctly and nothing can fly off the machine when it is powered up.
AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES