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PM 25MV v9 2020-10

Copyright © 2020 Quality Machine Tools, LLC

Figure 1-2  

Sling position

Figure 1-3  

Lowering the mill into position

Assembly and cleanup

Unfinished metal surfaces may be protected in shipping 

by thick grease and/or paper. Carefully remove these us

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ing a plastic paint scraper, disposable rags and a light-oil 

such as WD-40. Coat bright machined surfaces with a 

rust preventative such as Rustlick. 

Level the mill using the table surface for reference, shim-

ming under the tray if necessary. Oil the ways and lead

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screws (Z-axis screw excepted, inaccessible).

Initial checks

Read Section 3 if unsure about any item in the fol-

lowing

1.  Check that no chuck or collet is installed; there are 

no clamps or locks on moving parts, and; the speed 

control knob is at its lowest setting, fully ccw.

2.  Remove the blue motor cover. Make sure the belt is 

set for low speed (belt running on the larger spindle 

pulley.)  If  not,  re-position  the  belt,  Figure  3-2.  Re

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place the motor cover. 

3.  Connect 110 Vac power.

4.  Be  sure  the  E-Stop  (Emergency)  button  has  not 

been pushed in (it should pop out when twisted firmly 

clockwise). 

5.  Press  the  Power  button.  The  power  lamp  and  the 

tach display should light. 

6.  Check  the  emergency  function  by  pressing  the  E-

Stop button. The power lamp should go out, de-en

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ergizing the contactor circuit, disabling all electrics.

 

If this doesn’t happen, the E-stop function is de-

fective, and needs attention.

7.  Restore power by twisting the E-Stop button 

firmly

 

to the right; this will cause it to pop out.

8.  Check that the chip guard switch disconnects power 

when the guard is swung out.

DO NOT LEAVE THE MACHINE UNATTENDED 

DURING THIS PROCEDURE

Test run procedure

installation, use the four bolts M12 bolts supplied (the 

bolt locations are threaded.) Use lock + plain wash

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ers in all locations.

1.  Turn the speed control knob all the way down and 

to the left, Select Forward (F) spindle direction. The 

tachometer should display a speed between 50 and 

100 rpm.

2.  Rotate the speed control knob to the right for a 

speed of about 200 rpm. Run the spindle at that 

speed for about 1 minute, then progressively in-

crease the speed to the max (about 1250 rpm).

3.  Press the E stop button to check it’s operation. Ro

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tate E stop to the right to reset.

  The machine should now be ready for normal oper-

ations.

Summary of Contents for PM 25MV-BD

Page 1: ...gle phase power Quiet belt drive no gears Variable spindle speed from 50 to 2500 rpm Table size 27 1 2 x 7 Quill DRO for precise downfeed measurement Square column design heavy cast iron construction...

Page 2: ...lation and safe use Consider the material contained in this manual to be advisory only Quality Machine Tools LLC cannot be held liable for injury or property damage during installation or use or from...

Page 3: ...ptional stand Highly recommended Bolt the bench or stand firmly to the floor Check working clearances Section 2 2 Remove the packing case from the pallet Figure 1 1 Unbolt the machine from the pallet...

Page 4: ...been pushed in it should pop out when twisted firmly clockwise 5 Press the Power button The power lamp and the tach display should light 6 Check the emergency function by pressing the E Stop button T...

Page 5: ...rings enclosed in a 2 4 diameter quill with coarse drilling and fine milling downfeed options It is powered by a 1 HP 750 W brushless dc motor Spindle speed is continuously variable from 50 to 1250 rp...

Page 6: ...tilt 90 degrees clockwise counter clockwise Spindle Speeds rpm Low range 50 to 1250 High range 100 to 2500 Internal taper R8 Quill travel 2 in Quill diameter 2 36 in Spindle nose to table 2 in min 12...

Page 7: ...the work area is properly lit Never leave chuck keys wrenches or other loose tools on the machine Be sure the workpiece and machine ways are secure before commencing mill ing or drilling hold downs a...

Page 8: ...n if the chip guard is open The spindle motor is controlled by a three position switch Forward Stop Reverse and a continuously variable speed control knob F Forward cw looking down used for most milli...

Page 9: ...r the spindle with rags or scrap wood Why Because they can easily be damaged by falling tools and drill chucks The cutting tool itself can also be damaged in the same way Lock the spindle with the C w...

Page 10: ...2 scale on the column For more precise positioning the crank hub has a graduated dial with 0 001 divisions be aware of backlash in the bevel gears controlling the Z axis leadscrew and also in the lead...

Page 11: ...knob clock wise positioning it precisely either by counting divisions on the graduated dial or by reference to the digital read out DRO Figure 3 1 Use the locking lever left of the headstock to hold...

Page 12: ...tine operations the user relies on squareness of the spindle relative to both axes of the table Front to back squareness is set at the factory and is not adjustable by everyday methods In the other pl...

Page 13: ...or to some form of sweepable holder installed in the spindle the aim being to adjust tilt for the same reading on either side of the X axis The longer the radius arm the greater the sensitivity Figure...

Page 14: ...ion called for then re tighten the nuts The tap can be anything from a gentle slap of the hand to a rap with a dead blow mallet Repeat steps 7 through 10 until satisfied with the tram tightening the n...

Page 15: ...rt of fully tight but tight enough so the vise won t budge without a definite tap from a dead blow mallet A typical setup for indicating is shown in Figure 3 13 There is no spindle lock but you need t...

Page 16: ...nd exactly which are the bearing surfaces on the various dovetail surfaces this is not obvious some of the interfaces look like bearing surfaces but are sim ply narrow gaps Every few hours of operatio...

Page 17: ...ize flexing The corre sponding adjustment for the Y axis is difficult because the split nut and leadscrew are concealed by castings Figure 4 4 Access to the adjusting screw is possible Figure 4 2 Z ax...

Page 18: ...headstock Figure 4 6 Remove drawbar cap for access to the C Clip Figure 4 7 Complete DRO scale and quill assembly For illustration only for servicing operations the scale should be detached from the...

Page 19: ...19 PM 25MV v9 2020 10 Copyright 2020 Quality Machine Tools LLC Section 5 PARTS Model PM25MV BD ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC Fig 1...

Page 20: ...20 PM 25MV v9 2020 10 Copyright 2020 Quality Machine Tools LLC HEAD COMPONENTS Fig 2 There may be detail differences between this representative drawing and the machine as supplied...

Page 21: ...e Z5241 34 Coarse feed spoke Z5242 35 Clamp knob Z5243 36 Screw M4 x 10 skt hd Z5244 37 Compression spring Z5245 38 Pinion shaft flange Z5246 Ref Description Part 39 Sleeve Z5247 40 Worm gear Z5248 41...

Page 22: ...22 PM 25MV v9 2020 10 Copyright 2020 Quality Machine Tools LLC TABLE COLUMN BASE COMPONENTS Fig 3 There may be detail differences between this representative drawing and the machine as supplied...

Page 23: ...319 36 Screw M6 x 12 skt hd Z5320 37 Stop collar Z5321 38 Table scale Z5322 39 X axis leadscrew Z5323 40 X axis support flange R Z5324 Ref Description Part 41 Screw M5 x 8 skt hd Z5325 42 Hose fitting...

Page 24: ...Circlip Z5364 2 Switch box Z5365 3 Screw M5 x 16 skt hd Z5366 4 Screw M4 x 8 set spc l Z5367 5 D shape shaft Z5368 6 Shield Z5369 7 Washer flat M4 Z5370 8 Screw M4 x 14 skt hd Z5371 Dimensions in mill...

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