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B. Forward/Reverse Switch: WARNING: When turning

with a face plate, make sure both set screws on the face

plate are tight (see Figure 19) before reversing the

spindle. Failure to comply may cause the face plate to

spin loose from the spindle.

C. Speed Control Dial: Always start the Lathe at the lowest

speed, with the dial rotated all the way counter

clockwise.

16.6.2. Headstock & Tailstock Movement

To slide the headstock or tailstock, swing the locking handle (A,

Figure 12) backward or forward until the headstock/tailstock

can slide freely. When the headstock/tailstock is positioned,

rotate the locking handle to tighten it securely.

To remove headstock, tailstock or toolrest base from the bed,

unscrew and remove either of the stop bolts (B, Figure 12).

After re-mounting these items on the Lathe, re-insert the stop

bolt. For most turning operations, except outboard turning, the

headstock should be positioned at the left end of the bed, and

only the tailstock moved to accommodate the workpiece.

16.6.3. Tool Support

A 14” tool support is provided with your Lathe. It is designed to

allow adjustment for height, position on the bed, and angle to

the work.

Loosen the locking handle on the tool support base (C, Figure

13) to slide the support base forward or back, and to angle it to

the bed. Tighten the locking handle firmly before operating the

Lathe.

Loosen the small handle (D, Figure 13) to raise or lower the tool

support and angle it to the work. Tighten the handle before

operating the Lathe.

The small handle (D, Figure 13) can be inserted into one of

three holes on the tool support base. The position shown in

Figure 13 is preferred so that the locking handle contacts the

groove in the tool rest shaft.

Figure

Headstock/Tailstock Movement

Figure

Tool Support & Locking Handles

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