16B Red Wing Lathe & Chuk/Changer Instruction
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
PROTECTION - IMPORTANT
1. Never attempt to use a polishing motor without proper instruction.
2. Never use a polishing motor unless the motor has been fitted with polishing
splash hoods or a similar protective device containing a protective shield.
3. Always use a dust collector when performing polishing or grinding operations.
4. Read and follow all instructions contained in this manual regarding “tool safety.”
Handler manufactures a full line of Chucks, Splash Hoods, Dust Collectors, and
Protective Shields. Contact us at the number below to request a Handler Catalogue.
CHUCK REMOVAL
After finishing and completing a polishing or grinding operation, you may wish to remove
the chuck accessory and change to another type of chuck or accessory. This is completed
as follow:
1. Turn the lathe off and allow the shaft to come to a complete stop.
2. Using the chuck remover located on the left or right side of the lathe, pull upward on
the remover’s handle. This will push the remover outward, and push the chuck from
the lathe shaft, (See Figure 1. Page 4).
A few chucks may require the chuck remover to be rotated 360 Degrees before the
chuck accessory is removed. Chucks fitted to polishing motors containing a 1/2”
shaft are removed by loosening the set screw which holds it in position.
3. To place another chuck onto the lathe shaft, follow the procedure listed on this page.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Your Red Wing polishing motor has been fitted with ball bearings. No further lubrication is
necessary during the life of your motor. Occasionally remove the motor’s cord set from its
electrical source and wipe the unit clean with a clean, soft cloth. DO NOT use abrasive or
liquid cleaners. Read, fully, the safety instructions contained on page 6.
ACCESSORIES
Handler manufactures a full line of Chucks, Protective Hoods, Shields, and Dust Collectors
for use with your Red Wing motor. Handler chucks are precision manufactured to fit onto
your Red Wing motor. A few of these are described below.
The No. 7 L or R chuck is made to accommodate buffing
wheels and brushes for polishing acrylic dentures, plastics,
and metals. The threads contained on the tapered portion
of the chuck’s frontal surface secure the buff or brush in
position.
Handler’s 8T Jacobs type chucks are made to accommodate
from 3/32” to 1/4” burs and mandrels. It is manufactured
for gross finishing
