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==History== | ==History== | ||
Model: https://www.warco.co.uk/metal-lathes/303222-gh1330-lathe.html | |||
Acquired in via the [[New_Tools_May_2016/Pledge_Drive]] | Acquired in via the [[New_Tools_May_2016/Pledge_Drive]] | ||
Revision as of 21:26, 1 September 2022
| Warco GH-1330 Lathe | |
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| Manufacturer | Warco |
| Model | GH-1330 |
| Obtained | Pledge Drive (17/06.2016) |
| Location | Metalworking Downstairs |
| Team | Metalworking |
| Induction Required | Yes (use request form) |
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History
Model: https://www.warco.co.uk/metal-lathes/303222-gh1330-lathe.html
Acquired in via the New_Tools_May_2016/Pledge_Drive
Was owned by Paul Hayward of Silkstone whistles
https://web.archive.org/web/20130614185755/http://www.silkstonewhistles.com/
Specification
| Swing over bed | 330mm / 13" |
| Swing over support | 198mm / 7.8"" |
| Swing over gap | 476mm / 18.7" |
| Centre height | 166mm / 6.5" |
| Distance between centres | 1000mm / 40" |
| Bed width | 186mm / 7.36" |
| Bed height | 312mm / 12.28" |
| Motor Output | 1.5KW |
| Voltage | 220V or 380V |
| Spindle bore | 38mm / 1.5" |
| Camlock system | D1-4 |
| Spindle Speed | 70-2000rpm |
| Cross slide travel | 160mm / 6.3" |
| Compound slide travel | 68mm / 2.7" |
| Leadscrew diameter | 2mm / 0.87" |
| Feed Rod Diameter | 19mm / 0.75" |
| Cutting tool (max section) | 16mmx16mm (5/8"x5/8") |
| Inch thread | 3 1/2-80TPI |
| Metric thread | 0.45-10mm |
| Diametral thread | 7-160DP |
| Modular thread | 0.25-5MP |
| Longitudinal feed | 0.067-1.019mm/r / 0.0026-0.040"/r |
| Cross feed | 0.018-0.275mm/r / 0.0009-0.010"/r |
| Tailstock quill diameter & taper | 32mm(1.26") Morse No.3 |
| Net Weight | 590kg / 1,300lbs |
The Manual can be found online here. A copy is also located by the machine.
Safety
DO NOT OPERATE THE LATHE UNTILL YOU HAVE BEEN INDUCTED.
As always at the Hackspace YOU are responsible for your own safety, proper machine operation and safety of those around you.
Borrowed most of the following from Mini-lathe.com & lathes.co.uk --'RepRap' Matt
- Always wear eye protection
- Wear short sleeve shirts, if possible, or shirts with snugly fitting cuffs if long sleeve
- Loose sleeves can catch on rotating work and quickly pull your hand or arm into harm's way. 'RepRap' Matt has the scar to prove this point!
- Remove wrist watches, necklaces, chains and other jewellery
- Tie back long hair so it can't get caught in the rotating work
- Never, ever, leave a chuck key in a chuck.
- Get in the habit of removing the chuck key immediately after use
- Never remove your hand from the chuck key when it is in the chuck
- Keep your fingers clear of the rotating work and cutting tools
- Avoid reaching over the spinning chuck
- For filing operations, hold the tang end of the file in your left hand so that your hand and arm are not above the spinning chuck
- After setting up any turning job, take a moment to pull the job round by hand to check that everything clears
Operation
Drill & Thread Charts
Refresher Video
This helpful video from Cambridge Makerspace gives an overview of the features on the Warco Lathe. It does not act as a replacement for the induction but is a useful tool for jogging your memory after you've had an induction.