Harbor Freight Tools 14 in. x 40 in. Lathe with 7 in. Sander Manuale Scaricare il pdf (Pagina 16)

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10. Position Tool Rest (21) approximately

1/4” away from workpiece and

approximately 1/8” above center line.

11. Make sure to test the set-up by hand-

turning the workpiece to ensure there

is enough clearance all the way

around before starting.

12. WARNING! Do not press workpiece

too rmly with Tail Stock or the

bearings will bind and overheat.

Also, do not leave the workpiece too

loose or the workpiece will spin off

the Lathe.

13. To set up faceplate turning operation,

remove Drive Center from Spindle.

14. Find center of the workpiece in the

same way as when spindle turning.

15. Cut off the corners of the workpiece.

16. Center Faceplate on workpiece and

attach it through Faceplate mounting

holes with non-tapered head wood

screws. See Figure 18, below.

FIGURE 18

USE

ONLY

NON-TAPERED

WOOD SCREWS

DO NOT USE

TAPERED HEAD

SCREWS

NOTE: Faceplate turning is typically

done with open-faced workpieces like

bowls. If screws cannot be placed

in the workpiece, then a backing

block can be glued to the workpiece

and attached to the Faceplate with

screws.

17. To mount the workpiece to a backing

block, make the backing block from

a piece of scrap wood cube with two

at and parallel opposite faces.

18. Identify and mark center of block.

19. Drill a 1/4” diameter hole through the

center of the backing block.

20. Glue the center of the backing block

to the center of the workpiece. See

Figure 19, below.

21. Clamp the backing block to the work-

piece, and wait for the glue to dry

according to the glue manufacturer’s

recommendation. See Figure 19.

22. Thread Faceplate onto Headstock

Spindle and tighten. See Figure 20.

23. After turning, the workpiece can be

sanded and nished before removing

it from the Lathe.

24. IMPORTANT: Whenever sanding

or nishing, remove the Tool Rest to

FIGURE 20

FACEPLATE

(9)

FACEPLATE TURNING PROCEDURE

FIGURE 19

BACKING

BLOCK

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