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Brief instructions DSD12 7
Working with a DSD12
Maintenance:
The turning head can be dismantled into separate parts for maintenance and
cleaning. Proceed as follows:
1. Unscrew and remove the cylinder head bolts [120] that secure the cutting insert
holders in place and then remove the cutting insert holders [100] and the slide
bars [40].
2. Unscrew the cylinder screws [90] and then detach the mounting shank from the
base body [10].
3. Fully unscrew and remove the two threaded pins [30] used for setting up the
diameter.
4. The cam ring [20] can now be pulled away from the base body [10].
5. Clean and lightly oil all of the parts, especially the smooth surfaces and the ser-
rations.
Reassembly:
1. Slide the cam ring [20] onto the base body [10]. The grooves must be pointed in
the direction base body’s flat face.
2. Screw the threaded pins [30] back in and position the cam ring [20] relative to
the base body [10] so that the threaded pins fit in the relevant milling grooves.
3. The base body [10] must be mounted on the holding flange and the 3 cylinder
head bolts [90] must be screwed back in to hold it in place.
4. Refit the slide bars [40] in the base body’s guide so that the slide bar’s pin sits in
the relevant recess in the cam ring [30]. You must always ensure that the num-
bering on the slide bar concurs with the numbering on the base body.
5. Refit the cutting insert holders [100] in the slide bar’s serrations [40] so that the
required turning diameter can be set up as closely as possible. A pin or a drill
shank can be used to determine the approximate turning diameter. Insert the cy-
linder head bolts [120 with the washers [130] and tighten the screws slightly
(approx. 2 Nm).
You must ensure that the serrations are clean, that the holder’s serrations sit cor-
rectly in the slide bar’s serrations and that all three holders are fitted in the same
positions, i.e. in the same positions in the serrations.
Now use the threaded pins [30] to set up the turning diameter (a pin or a drill shank
can be used as the gauge) and then tighten up the cylinder screws [120] to lock the
setting in place.