Removing D1-4 Camlock Tooling From the
Lathe Spindle
Step 1:
Protect the ways by placing a wooden board or protective material
such as styrofoam on the ways below the lathe spindle.
Step 2:
Insert the chuck key provided into each of the three camlock sockets
on the spindle nose and turn counterclockwise to the unlocked position.
Step 3:
Using a soft mallet, tap the tooling off the spindle.
If you prefer you can also mount a piece of stock in the chuck and then
“wiggle” the tooling loose.
Installing D1-4 Camlock Tooling
Tooling attaches quickly to the lathe spindle with three camlocks.
Step 1:
Check the sockets on the spindle flange to make sure the index marks
are at the 12 o’clock/unlocked position.
Step 2:
Align the three mounting studs to the spindle nose and slide the chuck
into place.
Step 3:
With the chuck in position, insert the chuck key provided into each
Figure 6.2 D1-4 Lathe Spindle in Locked & Unlocked Positon
Spindle
Flange
Unlocked
D1-4 Camlock
Tooling
Cam in Unlocked Position
Spindle
Flange
Locked
D1-4 Camlock
Tooling
Cam in Locked Position
When the tooling comes loose, be prepared to
support it immediately.
WARNING
6: Tooling Installation
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