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WOODLATHE

Part No.  6500670

MODEL NO. CWL-20RV

OPERATING & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

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WOODLATHE

Summary of Contents for Woodworker CWL-20RV

Page 1: ...WOODLATHE Part No 6500670 MODEL NO CWL 20RV OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 1202 WOODLATHE...

Page 2: ...tres 850mm 35 4 Centre height turning capacity 304mm 12 Diameter Gross weight 85kg Dimensions 1380x320x362mm Drill chuck speeds RPM 1 500 RPM 6 1210 RPM 2 620 RPM 7 1400 RPM 3 760 RPM 8 1590 RPM 4 900...

Page 3: ...ral Safety Precautions 4 Additional Safety Rules for Wood Lathes 5 Electrical Connections 7 Assembly 8 Preparation for Use 10 Speed Selection 13 Starting Procedure 14 Maintenance 14 Parts List and Dia...

Page 4: ...amp or wet locations or expose them to rain Keep work area well lit KEEP CHILDREN AND VISITORS AWAY All children and visitors should be kept a safe distance from work area MAKE WORKSHOP CHILDPROOF wit...

Page 5: ...tralised Headstock Live Centre Face Plate Drive Spindle Spindle Collar Key 4x4x85mm Bearing 6205ZZ Bearing 6205ZZ Spring Bracket Shift Lever Ball Bearing 6006Z Circlip Pulley Spindle Right V Belt 23mm...

Page 6: ...jam tool into workpiece or take too big a cut ALWAYS clean the machine at the end of a working session Remove centres from the headstock AND tailstock and store them Ensure the work area is cleaned b...

Page 7: ...epared the lathe in accordance with the instructions given ensure the work is properly centralised properly held and is completely secure Turn the workpiece by hand to ensure that it moves freely with...

Page 8: ...ge speeds pull out the spring loaded handle which locks the speed change lever in place and turn the lever to the appropriate speed requirement Moving the lever clockwise increases the speed anticlock...

Page 9: ...uring the spring and screw are correctly positioned See parts diagram Your Wood Lathe is now fully assembled and may be prepared for use 9 D For Turning Between Centres For turning between centres two...

Page 10: ...t beneath the tailstock item 44 is either too loose or too tight Adjust the nut so that with the clamp lever turning through approx one third of a turn the tailstock slides freely when unclamped but i...

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