Clarke 6500685, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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1. SPINDLE TURNING
If you are not experienced at the art of wood
turning, we suggest that you practice using the
various wood turning tools, starting with turning
a small spindle.
1.8 Place the wood between the centres and
advance the tailstock so that the rotating
centre is forced into the spindle at the exact
centre mark, rotating the spindle as you do
so.
1.9 Adjust the tool rest approx. 3mm away
from the corners of the wood and 3mm
above the centre line. Note the angled
position of the tool rest base.
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1.1 Select a piece of wood 50x50x305mm.
1.2 Draw diagonal lines on each end to locate
the centres.
1.3 On one end, make a saw cut approximately
2mm deep on each diagonal line. This is
for the spur centre.
You may also remove the drive centre from
the spindle, as described on p.10
‘Faceplate Turning’, and place the
point of the centre on the wood where the
diagonal lines cross.
Drive the centre into the wood. Use a
wooden mallet or a plastic hammer, but put
a piece of wood on the end of the centre
to protect it.
1.6 Replace the Drive Centre, ensuring it is tight.
Positioning the Tailstock
1.7 Position the tailstock at the appropriate
distance for the job in hand. To move the
tailstock, slacken the securing nut located
underneath. Always allowing a little
room for the advancement of the rotating
centre.
Wooden Mallet
or
Plastic Hammer
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
1.10 Check to ensure there are no spanners/
wrenches/pieces of wood or other debris
in the area, and that your clothing is
properly adjusted before pushing the ON
button.
The procedure for cutting and the use of
woodworking chisels is described under
“Using Woodworking Chisels, starting on
page 12.
Fig. 7
Lock the trool rest base and the tool rest
IMPORTANT. ALWAYS rotate the wood by hand
to guarantee that the corners do not strike the
tool rest..
BASIC WOOD TURNING TECHNIQUES