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Revision as of 15:49, 3 March 2017
Mill
TODO ---- knurled thumb screw for Z handle thum screws auto feed stop dead blow hammer vice handle ali block Safety ------ * No long sleeves (rolled up and secured is ok) * Don't reach around, behind when spinning * Don't leave chuck key in * Don't leave the spanner on the draw bar * make sure free moving and clear (spin by hand) * covers closed (motor belt) * dont touch the swarf with bare hands (hot and sharp) * work can be hot * carefully of the X handles when using auto feed Tool Description ---------------- its a precision engineers tool not a bodgers tool bed, xyz axis, saddle locks, x axis safety handles, x axis auto feed, auto feed stop, micrometer dials, spindle, quill, drill press feed, slow hand quill feed, auto quill feed, motor, motor tension, motor direction, belt speed, back gears, quill feed ratio, auto quill feed direction, slow feed clutch, motor break, auto quill feed stop, nodding worm and bolts, quill lock, till worm and bolt, spinning the turret, extending the head, DRO, one shot oil system, power controls, vice, rotary table, work clamps, collets, drill chuck, parallels, ends mills, fly cutter, boring head Simple usage ------------ materials ali steel stainless plastics brass copper NOT WOOD pre use maintenance 2 oil pots main spindle back gears one shot oil, 3 pulls quill should be dripping if correctly maintained mains power switch positions spindle, shaper head, auto feed, coolant motor direction switch adjusting belt speed stop motor, stop motor & tension off, adjusting belts, engaging back gears, tension on mounting work bed, T-slots, clamming kit, vice, parallels, sacrificial metal NOT the bed or vice, V blocks, rotary table, center finder, wiggler aligning vice and work dial indicator tramming the head types of tool end mill slot mill ball mill drills center drills boring head fly cutter facing cutter mounting tools in the quill use a collet of correct size never mount mills in drill chuck drill chuck climb cut vs conventional cut Machining operations (practicle) -------------------------------- squaring a block