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ADDITIONAL SAFETY  RULES FOR WOODLATHES 

1. 

WARNING:  DO  NOT operate  your  lathe  until  it  is 
completely assembled and installed according to the 

instructions. 

2. 

IF 

YOU  ARE  N O T   thoroughly  familiar  with  the 

operation  of  wood  lathes,  obtain  advice  from  your 
supervisor,  instructor  or  other  qualified  person. 

I n s t r u c t i o n   f r o m  

p r o f e s s i o n a l   w o o d t u r n i n g  

instructor is strongly  recommended. 

3. 

M A K E   SURE  w i r i n g   codes  a n d   r e c o m m e n d e d  
electrical  connections  are  followed  and  that  the 
machine is properly grounded. 

4. 

NEVER turn the 

before clearing the lathe of 

all objects (tools, scraps of wood, etc). 

5. 

ALWAYS stand t o  one side of revolving wood where 

possible. 

EXAMINE  set-up  carefully  before  turning  on  the 

.,.,power. 

7. 

MAKE SURE tool rest height is adjusted properly. 

8. 

MAKE  SURE  tool  rest  is  adjusted  as  close  to  the 

9. 

ROTATE  workpiece  by  hand  to  check  clearance 

10. 

NEVER adjust the tool rest while workpiece is turning. 

11. 

REMOVE the tool rest before sanding or polishing. 

12. 

WHEN TURNING between centres MAKE SURE the 
tailstock  centre  is  snug  against  the  workpiece  and 

locked. The tailstock centre should be lubricated i f  it 
is  not  a 

bearing  centre.  Suitable 

lubricants are beeswax or 

wax. 

13. 

NEVER drive workpiece into drive centre when drive 
centre is in headstock. Set drive centre into workpiece 
with  a  soft 

prior  t o   installing  i t   into  the 

headstock. 

NEVER attempt 

to drive centre pieces into wood using 

he  tailstock  quill  action.  Impaction  of  centre  into 

must be done with a mallet prior t o  installation 

between  centres 

in the lathe.  Secure work  between 

centres with light pressure from tailstock quill action. 
See operation section. 

15. 

NEVER  loosen  tailstock  spindle  or  tailstock  while 
workpiece  is turning. 

16. 

WHEN faceplate turning,  MAKE SURE workpiece  is 

f a s t e n e d   t o   t h e   f a c e p l a t e   a n d   t h a t  

appropriate size faceplate is used to properly support 
workpiece. 

workpiece as possible. 

before engaging power. 

17. 

WHEN  faceplate  turning,  MAKE  SURE  the 
fasteners d o  not interfere with the turning tool at the 
finished dimension of the workpiece. 

18. 

ROUGH  CUT  workpiece  as  close  as  possible  to 
finished shape before installing 

on 

faceplate. 

19. 

TIGHTEN all clamp handles before operating. 

20. 

EXAMINE  workpiece  for  flaws  and  test  glue  joints 
before placing workpiece in lathe. 

21. 

NEVER  use  spindle  turning  chisels  for  faceplate/ 

headstock  o n l y   m o u n t e d   work.  U s i n g   them  f o r  
faceplate 

turning  c o u l d   result 

in 

spindle  chisel 

grabbing the workpiece pulling the chisel from your 
control and being flung 

in any direction. 

22. 

WHEN  roughing off, 

DO NOT jam tool  (chisel) into 

workpiece or take too big a cut. 

23. 

USE lowest speed when starting a new workpiece. 

24. 

ALWAYS  operate  the  lathe  at  the  recommended 
speeds.  C o n s u l t   owner's  manual  f o r   suggested 
speeds. 

25. 

MAKE all adjustments with the power 

26. 

DISCONNECT lathe from power source when making 

27. 

DISCONNECT lathe from 

and clean the 

28. 

MAKE SURE the work area is cleaned before leaving 

29. 

SHOULD any part of your lathe be missing. damaged 
or fail 

in any way, or any electrical component fail to 

perform properly, shut  off  switch  and  remove plug 
from  the  power  supply  outlet.  Replace  missing, 

damaged or failed parts before resuming operation. 

repairs. 

machine before leaving it. 

the machine. 

30. 

reduce the risk of injury, ALWAYS wear 

safety  glasses  and  face  and  head  protection  when 
operating woodlathe. 

31. 

INFORMATION regarding the safe and 

proper operation o f  this product is available from the 
National  Safety  Council, 

444 

N.  Michigan  Avenue, 

Chicago, 

in 

the Accident Prevention Manual 

of Industrial Operations  and also 

in the Safety  Data 

Sheets provided by the NSC.  Please also refer to the 
American  National  Standards  Institute  ANSI  01.1 
Safety 

Machines and 

t h e  

U.S. 

Department  o f   Labour  OSHA  1910.213 

Regulations. 

Summary of Contents for NOVA TL1200

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...No loose clothing gloves neckties rings bracelets or other jewellery to get caught in moving parts Nonslip footwear is recommended Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair 12 AbWAYS V S E SAFETY GLASSES Wear safety glasses must comply with ANSI 287 1 Everyday eye glasses only have impact resistant lenses they are not safetyglasses Also use face or dust mask if cutting operation is dusty ...

Page 3: ...hat appropriate size faceplate is used to properly support workpiece workpiece as possible before engaging power 17 WHEN faceplate turning MAKE SURE the screw fasteners do not interfere with the turning tool at the finished dimension of the workpiece 18 ROUGH CUT workpiece as close as possible to finished shape before installing on faceplate 19 TIGHTEN all clamp handles before operating 20 EXAMINE...

Page 4: ...th basic setup instructionsto enableyou to beginturning If you have any queries aboutthe setup or operationplease don t hesitate to contactthe manufacturers At Teknatool we value contact with our customers who are using our products If you have any suggestions or comments about our products we would greatly appreciate hearing from you WARNING SOURCE UNTIL THE LATHE IS COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED AND YOU ...

Page 5: ...lt B e Circlip on Motor Mount Shaft B f Fastenings and Washers to fix motor to Motor Mount Plate C Other Parts 8 s eed Motor Pulley with 5 8 bore C i 4mm Allen Wrench to adjust 8mm grubscrew A 7 j 2MT Live Centre C k 2MT Spur Centre C 1 Polyvee Drive Belt Type 508 56 C A Part of Motor Mount Fastening Kit in accessory box B Part of Motor h4ount Arm Lock Arm Kit C Included in accessory box All these...

Page 6: ...ing at motor from shaft side to ensure lathe spindle turns in an anti clockwise direction looking face on to lathe spindle To chan e to correct rotation Refer Motor instructions or have wiring changed by qualifiefelectrician MOUNTING PULLEY ON MOTOR SHAFT First check the motor shaft size carefully There is only 2 3 thousands of an inch between imperial and metric sizes BUT the difference is enough...

Page 7: ...k of the headstock The assembly of this unit is described on page 6 of this manual Please refer to photo 3 page 5 The motor is locked in position and the belt tensioned when the handle is pb lled towards the operator 1 Push handle away from headstock to release tension 2 Open front cover 3 Support motor weight with your left hand while positioning belt to required pulley step wlth your right hand ...

Page 8: ... _ TL1200 Preliminary Manual 90 9404 003 Page 5 2 3 IVhen the motor is swung up to change belts the motor pulley should be slightly clear of the headstock pulley ...

Page 9: ...e sure it is seated properly 7 Tighten nut up one quarter turn with spanner leadstock to position the toolslide rest late is square across the beds Securing plate must be square to beds CPNDLE NDEX The TL1200 is equipped with a 24 division spindle index The index unit is located above the spindle housin Sight hole for the index numbers is located to the eft of the spindle index To engaoe spindle i...

Page 10: ...path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock Check that the leads and wiring used with the motor and switch wirin have a grounding conductor and have a grounding lug The plug must be p ugwed into a matching outlet that is properly installed an grounded in accordance wit6 all local codes and ordinances Have a certified electrician check the electrical circuit a...

Page 11: ...ever you use to apply release MAKE SURE THE MOTOR HAS A FOOT MOUNTING AND A FRAME SIZE B56 NZ AUSTRALIA U K NEMA 56 USA CANADA Stage 2 7 Mount motor pulley on motor shaft and fix in place by means of the 8mm grubscrew I provided Use 4mm wrench provided to tighten Stage 3 8 Loosely bolt motor to plate using the M8x25 bolts M8 nuts and M8 washers Yl Use a straight edge butted against one of the head...

Page 12: ...e workshop LATHE HEIGHT FROM FLOOR The height of the lathe from floor is determined by the hei ht of turners that use the lathe Ideally the lathe should be positioned such that tae centre line through the lathe spindle to centre of tailstock spindle is at the same height as the turner s forearm bent so that it is at a relaxed position arallel to the floor If there are several ersons which may be u...

Page 13: ... bowl blank will clear the top rails and legs when it is swivelled through 90 for larger turnings j Step 9 Bolt the bench top to the top rails There are many variations and alterations that could be rnade but so long as the basic sheet bracing effect is retained a strong rigid bench should result Finally the area of the side panel between the legs could make a convenient place to rack chisels face...

Page 14: ...ould further reduce the cost MATERIALS LIST 1 Sheet of 2 4mx1 2mx18mm medium density fibreboard MDF or Customwood This is for the side panels and the base of the box 4 Piecesof 1 6mx100mmx50mm Radiatapine or similar These makethe top and bottom rails 4 Pieces ofmk100rnm Radiata pine or similar These make the legs the length will vary dependlag on what height you make your stand but you will need a...

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