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6.0

  Setup and Assembly 

  WARNING:

 

Read and understand the entire contents of this manual 
before attempting assembly or operation. Failure to comply 
may cause serious injury.

 

6.1

  Unpacking and clean up 

Remove all contents from shipping crate and compare parts to 
the contents list in this manual. If shipping damage or any part 
shortages  are  identified,  contact  your  distributor.  Do  not 
discard crate or packing material until drill press is assembled 
and running satisfactorily. 

Clean  all  rust  protected  surfaces  with  kerosene  or  a  light 
solvent. Do not use lacquer thinner, paint thinner or gasoline, 
as these can damage plastic components and painted surfaces. 

6.2

  Shipping contents 

Machine 

Cabinet stand 

Coolant facility 

Machine lamp 

100mm 3‐jaw universal chuck 

100mm 4‐jaw independent chuck 

Chuck guard 

4‐way tool post 

Tool post guard 

Set of change gears 

MT3 fixed centre 

MT2 fixed centre 

Steady rest 

Follow rest 

Operating tools in tool box 

Oil can 

Operating instructions and parts manual 

 

6.3

  Assembly 

The machine comes completely assembled. 
Install the drive belt (V‐belt). 
Inspect that all fasteners are tight. 
 

6.4  

Initial lubrication

 

The machine must be serviced at all lubrication points before it is 
placed into service (see chapter 11.1 for lubrication). 

 

6.5

  Installation 

Unbolt the lathe from the shipping crate bottom. 

Use heavy duty fibre belt for lifting the machine off the pallet. 

 Warning:  

The machine is heavy (75 kg)! 
Assure the sufficient load capacity and proper condition of your 
lifting devices. 
Never step underneath suspended loads. 

To avoid tipping, the machine must be bolted down with  two 
anchor bolts (not provided). 

To avoid twisting the bed, make sure the setup surface is 
absolutely flat and level. 

Loosen anchor bolts, shim and tighten bolts if needed. 

The machine must be level to be accurate ! 

 

7.0

  Electrical Connections 

  WARNING: 

All electrical connections must be done by a qualified 
electrician in compliance with all local codes and ordinances. 
Failure to comply may result in serious injury.

 

The  PBD‐1830V  Metal  Lathes  are  rated  at  1~230V,  PE,  50Hz 
power  supply.  The  machines  come  with  a  plug  designed  for 
use on a circuit with a 

grounded outlet. 

Mains connection and any extension cords and plugs used 
must comply with the information on the machine license 
plate.  

The mains connection must have a 16A surge‐proof fuse. 

Only use extension cords marked H07RN‐F, with wires 1,5mm

or more. 

The total length of cord may not exceed 18 Meter 

Power cords and plugs must be free from defects. 

Connections and repairs to the electrical equipment may only 
be carried out by qualified electricians. 

The machine is equipped with 1.8m power cord and plug. 

Before connecting to power source, be sure main switch is in 
off position.  

 

7.1

  Grounding instructions 

This  tool  must  be  grounded.  In  the  event  of  a  malfunction  or 
breakdown,  grounding  provides  a  path  of  least  resistance  for 
electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This tool is 
equipped  with  an  electric  cord  having  an  equipment‐
grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be 
inserted  into  an  appropriate  outlet  that  is  properly  installed 
and  grounded  in  accordance  with  all  local  codes  and 
ordinances.  

  WARNING: 

Improper connection of the equipment‐grounding conductor 
can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified 
electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether 

Summary of Contents for PBD-1830V

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Page 3: ...fications 7 8 5 0 Machine description 9 6 0 Setup and assembly 10 6 1 Unpacking and clean up 10 6 2 Shipping contents 10 6 3 Assembly 10 6 4 Initial lubrication 10 6 5 Installation 10 7 0 Electrical c...

Page 4: ...rm a habit of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from the machine before turning it on 15 Keep safety guards in place at all times when the machine is in use If removed for m...

Page 5: ...working outfit Wear safety goggles Wear ear protection Always wear the approved working outfit Wear safety shoes Remove tie rings watches jewellery Roll up sleeves above elbows Remove all loose clothi...

Page 6: ...ing and changing accessories Do not attempt to adjust or remove tools during operation Never stop a rotating chuck or workpiece with your hands Choose a small spindle speed when working unbalanced wor...

Page 7: ...x 8 44 TPI Materials Headstock tailstock slides Cast iron Spindle bearings Taper roller bearings quality level P5 Sound emission in idle 1 73 4 dB LpA Sound emission during cutting 1 78 3 dB LpA 1 Sou...

Page 8: ...le nose mounting Figure 4 1 Spindle nose mounting 4 2 Anchor bolt hole pattern Figure 4 2 Lathe Bed anchor bolt pattern WARNING To avoid tipping the machine must be bolted down with two anchor bolts n...

Page 9: ...arriage Lock H Tailstock I Splash guard J Lathe bed K Lead screw L Chip tray M Apron Figure 5 2 Machine description N Spindle power ON OFF O Spindle forward reverse P Variable speed select knob Q Emer...

Page 10: ...ine must be bolted down with two anchor bolts not provided To avoid twisting the bed make sure the setup surface is absolutely flat and level Loosen anchor bolts shim and tighten bolts if needed The m...

Page 11: ...total length of cord may not exceed 18 Meter Extension cords and plugs must be free from defects 8 0 Adjustments 8 1 Changing spindle speed range The speeds of the lathe are controlled by the variable...

Page 12: ...be turned Loosen hex socket bolts with 4mm allen wrench W Fig 8 4 and rotate the top slide according to the graduated scale Figure 8 4 Taper turning with top slide 8 5 Three jaw universal chuck With...

Page 13: ...and follow rest The rests prevent flexing of long and thin work pieces under pressure from the tool The steady rest Fig 8 8 serves as a support for longer shafts and ensures a safe and chatter free op...

Page 14: ...variable speed select knob P The spindle speed will be shown on the display R The emergency stop button Q stops all machine functions Turn emergency stop button clockwise to reset Unplug the machine...

Page 15: ...00 RPM Mild steel 800 RPM High carbon steel 600 RPM Stainless steel 300 RPM For carbide tools HM 5 times higher speeds can be chosen For example Turning mild steel at a diameter of 20mm allows With HS...

Page 16: ...quill 11 0 User Maintenance WARNING Before any intervention on the machine disconnect it from electrical supply pull the mains plug Failure to comply may cause serious injury An important security fac...

Page 17: ...load too high Reduce depth of cut or feed Noisy operation Dry change gear hubs Lubricate with oil Dry change gears Lubricate with grease Tool tip burns Cutting speed too high Reduce spindle speed Dull...

Page 18: ...18 15 0 Replacement Parts PBD 1830V Assembly Breakdown 1...

Page 19: ...PBD1830V 12 LOCKING RING DIN 471 8 0 8 1 120 PBD1830V 120 COUNTERSHAFT 1 121 PBD1830V 121 DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING 608 RZ 2 122 PBD1830V 122 PULLEY COUNTERSHAFT 1 123 PBD1830V 13 LOCKING RING DIN 471...

Page 20: ...20 PBD 1830V Assembly Breakdown 2...

Page 21: ...D1830V 224 GUIDING DISK GRADUATED COLLAR TOP SLIDE 2 225 PBD1830V 225 LEVER TOP SLIDE 1 226 PBD1830V 226 GRIP COLLAR 2 227 PBD1830V 227 FIXING SCREW GRIP COL LAR 2 228 PBD1830V 31 HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD...

Page 22: ...22 PBD 1830V Assembly Breakdown 3...

Page 23: ...2 PBD1830V 312 SPLINE Z 14 Module 1 1 313 PBD1830V 313 SHAFT 1 314 PBD1830V 314 GEAR SET 44 21 THEETH Module 1 1 315 PBD1830V 45 SET SCREW DIN 914 M4 35 1 316 PBD1830V 46 NUT M4 1 317 PBD1830V 317 LEA...

Page 24: ...24 PBD 1830V Assembly Breakdown 4...

Page 25: ...PBD1830V 59 HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW DIN 912 M6 14 4 417 PBD1830V 60 FEATHER KEY DIN 6885 A3 3 16 1 418 PBD1830V 418 LEADING SPINDLE 1 419 PBD1830V 419 ENGINE BED 1 420 PBD1830V 61 HEXAGON SOCKE...

Page 26: ...26 PBD 1830V Assembly Breakdown 5...

Page 27: ...COLLAR TAIL STOCK 1 513 PBD1830V 67 SPRING STEEL SHEET 1 514 PBD1830V 514 HANDWHEEL TAILSTOCK 1 515 PBD1830V 515 FIXING NUT HANDWHEEL M8 H 16mm 1 516 PBD1830V 68 SET SCREW DIN 914 M8 6 1 517 PBD1830V...

Page 28: ...28...

Page 29: ...29 16 0 Wiring Diagrams PBD 1830V 1 230V PE 50Hz...

Page 30: ...D17GF 1 Reverse Switch F R ZH A 1 EMC Filter NF213A6 02 250VAC 6A 1 Emergency stop ZB2 BE102C 1 Circuit board JYMC 220A I 230VAC 6 0ADC 1 Potentiometer WX14 12 4K7 1 Speed display and sensor JD011 5V...

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