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1. Install loose parts (a) - (k) as indicated in the assembly diagram above.
2.  Inspect Tailstock: Verify that all knobs and handles work properly and that tailstock slide along bed and live center 

bearings spin freely.

3. Tool rest: (6) - Verify all handles work properly and assembly (23) slides and locks properly along bed.
4. Headstock: (7) - Belt is attached and tight. Door levers and bearings operate properly - spindle turns freely.
5. Control Box: (11) - Check that knob and switch is intact and operate without power.
6.   Spindle Lock: (13) - Make sure it engages and disengages and it properly locks spindle at indexing indicator. Unlock 

knob before turning on lathe.

7. Turn Power: (12) - to off position. Plug in lathe. Test work light switch. 
8.  Dial speed to lowest speed. Make sure spindle turns freely and free from loose parts or obstructions. Turn on lathe. 

Test speed knob (11) from slow to fast. (VS Models only) 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY - INSTRUCTIONS

Mounting:

Before assembly, the lathe can be permanently attached to a work surface by inserting screws through the holes in the 
base. Be sure to position the tool so that there is an open space directly beneath the motor to prevent shavings from 
building up and fouling the motor fan housing. For general tabletop work (portable), install the (4) rubber feet (21)

Control Box:

Align the control box with the threaded holes on the tail stock side of the 
lathe. Insert the two screws through the hinge plate and into the corre-
sponding holes on the lathe body.

Tool Caddy:

Using the two pan head screws, install the tool caddy on the rear of the lathe.

Control Box

Tool Caddy:

Summary of Contents for TCLC10

Page 1: ...Turncrafter Commander Lathes User Manual Applies to models TCLC10 TCLC10VS TCLC12VS Read this manual completely before usage Model shown TCLC12VS www psiwoodworkingproducts com...

Page 2: ...tension cords that have 3 prong grounding type plugs and 3 hole receptacles that except the tool s plug 16 Check the speed BEFORE mounting any material onto the lathe ALWAYS start the lathe at its slo...

Page 3: ...eadstock Thread 1 x 8tpi 1 x 8tpi 1 x 8tpi Between Centers 18 18 18 Construction Cast Iron Cast Iron Cast Iron Swing over bed 10 10 12 Weight 83lbs 82lbs 106lbs Footprint 31 x 7 1 4 31 x 7 1 4 32 x 10...

Page 4: ...loose parts 2 Inspect the contents of the carton for shipping damage Compare the contents of the loose parts list provided Report any missing or damaged parts to your distributor 3 Keep the carton and...

Page 5: ...ver 10A 11 Speed Control VS Models 12 Power Switch 13 Spindle Lock Knob 14 Index Indicator 15 Cord Wrapping Supports 16 Tool Holder rack 17 Knockout Rod 18 Work Light BULB NOT INCLUDED 19 Mounting Hol...

Page 6: ...e Test work light switch 8 Dial speed to lowest speed Make sure spindle turns freely and free from loose parts or obstructions Turn on lathe Test speed knob 11 from slow to fast VS Models only GENERAL...

Page 7: ...ting to adjust the quill s extension The tailstock lock 28 locks the tailstock in its current position on the bed in relation to the headstock Release to move the tailstock assembly closer or further...

Page 8: ...indexing operation Next unscrew the index pin so that it frees the spindle and rotate the next spindle position Con tinue until all operations are completed Always back the index pin out completely be...

Page 9: ...The position of the entire tool rest can be adjusted by reaching under the bed and loosening the clamp nut Slide the rest into position Tighten the clamp nut The tool rest should be positioned just a...

Page 10: ...the chuck optional Pen Making Work mounts on pen mandrel secured between centers Requirements pen mandrel Drilling Work mounted on headstock 2MT drill chuck mounted in tailstock Requirements lathe chu...

Page 11: ...m rough round to a near finish A favor ite for pens Scrapers For smoothing and for interior clean up inside a bowl after gouge work is completed Bowl Gouges Used for hollowing out bowl centers Used on...

Page 12: ...12 10 12 Variable Speed Models TCLC10VS and TCLC12VS Part List...

Page 13: ...Lock bolt 1 46 2 Spring 1 46 3 Bolt 1 1 3 Washer 8 4 22 Drive pulley 1 22 1 Hex socket taper screw M6x12 1 23 Side protection guard 1 24 Hand wheel 1 24 1 Hex socket screw M6x12 2 25 Side plate 1 25...

Page 14: ...14 TCLC10 Part List...

Page 15: ...Connecting stand 1 29 1 Semi circle head screw M3x12 1 29 2 Washer 1 29 3 Hex nut 1 30 Rear plate 1 30 1 Moving knob 1 30 2 Stationary knob 1 30 3 Lock screw 1 30 4 Screw 1 31 Toolrest 1 32 Toolrest b...

Page 16: ...ug in cord from the headstock C 4 Plug MALE end of power cord into 110v power outlet Motor connection motor to control box pre attached Power connection Speed input motor to headstock pre attached TCL...

Page 17: ...tach the lead wire plug from the motor to the headstock socket over for motor connections Now you are ready to turn on your lathe Maximum Speed For Balanced Turnings Maximum RPM Roughing Maximum RPM F...

Page 18: ...Connecting the Motor to the Board Lead from Motor Connection in Headstck A A TCLC12VS Assembly 10 10 v2...

Page 19: ...2010 PSI Woodworking Products V 510...

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