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Revision as of 17:07, 14 November 2021
Owner(s)
- Freeside Atlanta
Permissions
The lathe is one of the more dangerous tools in Freeside, as well as one of the most complex. As-such, do not use the lathe until you've either attended a class on it run by Freeside or have been signed off on it as competent in it's basic use.
Restrictions
- Do not run lathe if oil level below 'low' on sightglass. add pic
- Test emergency foot brake before use
- NEVER EVER EVER attempt to change spindle speeds while machine is running
About
Mechanical Controls
need labeled picture of headstock and apron controls
Setting Spindle Speed
add table See also: Speeds and Feeds
Lubrication System
controls specs, lube type, does the lube pump even work?
Electrical
put up edited CT042 schematic here
Manual(s)
Instruction and Safety Articles
Projects
Single point threading drive and apron controls need to be refurbished and (re)installed.