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Assembly
Important Notes
Please take some time to read the section entitled 'Illustration
and Description' to identify the various parts of your machine so
that you are familiar with the terminology we will use to
enable you to set up and operate your table lathe safely and
correctly.
The lathe and its accessories will arrive coated with corrosion
preventative grease. This will need to be cleaned from the
lathe, its components and accessories prior to it being set up.
Wearing overalls and rubber gloves is advisable, as is eye
protection. After cleaning, lightly coat the machine with a
thin layer of light wax.
WARNING: THE WOOD LATHE IS A HEAVY
MACHINE, IT IS ADVISABLE TO USE A LIFTING
DEVICE SUCH AS A HOIST, SCISSOR LIFT OR
SEEK HELP WHEN ASSEMBLING THE LATHE.
UNPACK YOUR NEW PRECISION PRO
LATHE AND RECYCLE THE PACKAGING
RESPONSIBLY. THE CARDBOARD
PACKAGING IS BIODEGRADABLE.
PLEASE NOTE: The Precision Pro Lathe comes 90%
assembled. In order to reduce the footprint of the machine
for packaging, several items are dismounted from the
machine and need to be re-affixed. Please check all the
boxes, packets etc. to make sure that all the parts have been
accounted for.
1. Located the four rubber feet (E), carefully place the lathe (A)
on its side and screw each threaded foot into the four threaded
holes to each corner of the lathe bed, see fig 01-02.
2. Place the lathe (A) assembly on top of a flat stable surface,
such as a workbench, see fig 03.
Fig 01-02
E
Note: If you find the lathe rocks from side to side, adjust
the four height adjusting nuts on each foot until the lathe
is stable, see fig 04.
3. Connect the Male & Female in line connectors from the
motor and NVR switch assembly together, see fig 05.
4. Locate the two tool rests (80 or 150mm) (C or D), loosen the
tool rest locking handle on banjo arm and insert one of them
into the machined hole in the banjo arm. Tighten the locking
handle to secure in position, see fig 06-07.
A
6
Height adjusting nut
80mm Tool rest
D
Tool rest locking handle
Fig 03
Fig 04
Fig 05
Fig 06-07
Banjo arm
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