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Universal Scroll Chuck 

 
The universal scroll chuck usually has three jaws which move in 
unison as an adjusting pinion is rotated. The advantage of the 
universal scroll chuck is its ease of operation in centering work 
for concentric turning. This chuck is not as accurate as the 
independent chuck, but when in good condition it will center 
work within 0.002 to 0.003 inches of runout. 

 

The jaws are moved simultaneously within the chuck by a scroll 
or spiral-threaded plate. The jaws are threaded to the scroll and 
move an equal distance inward or outward as the scroll is 
rotated by the adjusting pinion. Since the jaws are individually 
aligned on the scroll, the jaws cannot usually be reversed. Two 
sets of jaws, one for internal work and one for external work are 
supplied with the chuck.  

 

The universal scroll chuck can be used to hold and 
automatically center round or hexagonal workpieces. Having 
only three jaws, the chuck cannot be used effectively to hold 
square, octagonal, or irregular shapes. 

Summary of Contents for PM-1127VFI-LB

Page 1: ...Spartan Robotics Lathe Safety Training Manual...

Page 2: ...ailable for visitors Know when to wear a face mask or earplugs as well 5 Keep your work area clean and organized Cluttered work areas and benches invite accidents Have a place for everything and put e...

Page 3: ...that your work area does not go beyond the limits of travel on your machine Going beyond the limits of travel will cause serious damage to your machine 7 Run your machine at recommended spindle speeds...

Page 4: ...he lathe while a tool bit is advanced into the work causing the cutting action The basic lathe that was designed to cut cylindrical metal stock has been developed further to produce screw threads tape...

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Page 6: ...pulley and gear system The main spindle is mounted on bearings in the headstock and is hardened and specially ground to fit different lathe holding devices The spindle has a hole through its entire l...

Page 7: ...Headstock Controls...

Page 8: ...of the lathe by the cross slide lead screw The lead screw can be hand or power activated A feed reversing lever located on the headstock can be used to cause the carriage and the cross slide to revers...

Page 9: ...Carriage Controls...

Page 10: ...forms of cutting tools such as drills reamers and taps The tailstock is mounted on the ways and is designed to be clamped at any point along the ways It has a sliding spindle that is operated by a han...

Page 11: ...The drill chuck is capable of centering tools and small diameter workpieces to within 0 002 or 0 003 inch when firmly tightened Quick Change Tool Post The quick change tool system consists of a quick...

Page 12: ...ting edges Come in a wide variety of shapes material and coatings Must be selected for the specific material and use Parting Grooving Carbide Insert attaches to a tool shank with clamp or screw fasten...

Page 13: ...Tooling Examples...

Page 14: ...he quick change tool post is secured to the compound with a bolt Loosen and tighten this bolt to position the tool post The tool holder is secured to the tool post using a quick release lever The heig...

Page 15: ...mpound to the saddle Then rotate the compound to the desired angle referencing the dial graduations at the base of the compound Retighten the bolts Now the tool can be hand fed along the desired angle...

Page 16: ...kpiece size and condition of the lathe and depth of cut Softer materials such as plastics aluminum and brass can be cut at higher speeds than harder materials such as steel For most Aluminum alloys on...

Page 17: ...art should not extend more that three times its diameter Then install a turning tool whichever is appropriate for the material If you re feeding the saddle toward the headstock use a right hand turnin...

Page 18: ...rning it on This ensures that no parts interfere with the rotation of the spindle Move the tool outside the part and adjust the saddle to take the desired depth of cut Then feed the tool across the fa...

Page 19: ...e that the parting tool is perpendicular to the axis of rotation and that the tip is the same height as the center of the part A good way to do this is to hold the tool against the face of the part Se...

Page 20: ...addle forward so it could interfere with the rotation of the lathe chuck Always use a centerdrill to start the hole You should use cutting fluid with the centerdrill It has shallow flutes for added st...

Page 21: ...A boring bar is used to support the cutting tool as it extends into the hole Because of the extension of the boring bar the tool is supported less rigidly and is more likely to chatter This can be cor...

Page 22: ...ed on a lathe The size and type of work to be machined and the particular operation that needs to be done will determine which work holding device is best for any particular job Another consideration...

Page 23: ...oved simultaneously within the chuck by a scroll or spiral threaded plate The jaws are threaded to the scroll and move an equal distance inward or outward as the scroll is rotated by the adjusting pin...

Page 24: ...ted as necessary to align the workpiece within the desired tolerances The jaws of the independent chuck may be used as illustrated or may be reversed so that the steps face in the opposite direction t...

Page 25: ...l bushing with an accurately machined bore and a tapered exterior The collet has three lengthwise slots to permit its sides being sprung slightly inward to grip the workpiece To grip the workpiece acc...

Page 26: ...ate surface facilitate mounting workpieces The faceplate is valuable for mounting workpieces in which an eccentric hole or projection is to be machined The number of applications of the faceplates dep...

Page 27: ...that fit directly into the tailstock and into the headstock spindle using a center sleeve to convert the larger bore of the spindle to the smaller tapered size of the lathe center The centers are ref...

Page 28: ...oving parts of the machine Use the recommend oil for lubricating these points It is important to keep these points moving freely so plan on adding oil once a week If the machine has been sitting for a...

Page 29: ...f the oily matter chips etc on the machine should be removed completely and put a thin lubricating oil on the sliding surface of machine to prevent the corrosion Use vacuums chip brushes and cloth rag...

Page 30: ...t chips and other particles should be removed from sliding surface of machine to make the rotating or sliding parts performing easy and smoothly All other static parts can be often also cleaned to avo...

Page 31: ...ys For correct tension a deflection of about to 3 8 of an inch should be evident Lubricate all points as required Clean and coat the lead and feed screw with oil Check all guards are secure and functi...

Page 32: ...machine clear of chips True False 4 Round stock can be held in a _______________ chuck when turning a part on a lathe A 3 jaw universal B 4 jaw independent C Collet D all of the above 5 When turning...

Page 33: ...se 11 It is permissible to leave the chuck key in the tail stock mounted drill chuck while drilling a hole True False 12 A turning operation on a lathe is when the operator takes a cut to reduce the d...

Page 34: ...fy the major parts on the lathe below 16 _________ Compound Slide 17 _________ 3 Jaw Chuck 18 _________ Cross Slide Hand Wheel 19 _________ Lathe Bed 20 __________ Carriage Hand Wheel 21 _________ ON...

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