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Chapter 3 - Operations 11
Chapter 3 - Operations
Machine Description & Terminology
This chapter briefly describes the major components of the MAX Engraver. The figures below show labeled drawings of
the MAX Engraver. This chapter will help you identify the parts of your table discussed elsewhere in the manual.
*Optional equipment such as clamps, fixtures or vacuum systems may have been included with your system. For information
regarding this equipment, see the individual instructions for these options. For descriptions of controllers, computers and
software used in your system, see the manuals from the manufacturers of these units.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
See Figure 3.1 below
1)
Z Stepper Motor - This is the motor that moves the spindle up and down.
2)
Spindle Pressure Adjustment Knob
- This adjusts how much pressure the spindle applies on the engraved surface.
Screwing the knob downward will apply more pressure and screwing the know upward will apply less pressure.
3)
Z leadscrew
- This is the screw that drives the up and down motion of the spindle.
4)
Spindle Motor
- This is the motor that turns the spindle in a clockwise direction.
5)
Motor Belt - This is the drive belt that goes between the spindle motor and the spindle.
6)
Spindle
- This is a belt driven device that is used for rotating engraving & burninshing cutters when rotary cutting. It
also mounts a diamond drag cutter for scratch engraving.
7)
Spindle Micrometer and Nose Cone
- The micrometer is used to adjust the depth of engraving. The nose cone
rides on the surface of the material being engraved and the cutter sticks out below it.
8)
Vice Pins
- When using optional clamping fixtures, these pins are used to align the fixtures.
9)
Vice - This is the mechanism used for clamping items to be engraved. It also allows the mounting of custom holding
jigs..