Table Movement - Grizzly G9901 Owner's Manual

table movement

Table Movement
The mill table can be moved in three directions:
X- (longitudinal), Y- (cross), and Z-axis (verti-
cal elevation) directions by using the table ball
handles and crank (see Figure 16). Additionally,
the table can be moved in the X-axis path by the
included power feed unit.
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Figure 16. The three axis paths of the mill table
travel.
The graduated dials for the X- and Y-axis table
movement are in increments of 0.001", with one
complete revolution of the ball handle moving the
table 0.200".
The graduated dial for the Z-axis table movement
is in increments of 0.001"mm, and one complete
revolution of the crank will move the table 0.100".
Use the locking handles shown in Figures 17–19
to secure the table position.
Always keep the table locked in place unless
table movement is required for your opera-
tion. Unexpected table and workpiece move-
ment could cause the cutter to bind and
break apart, resulting in personal injury to
the operator.
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Figure 19. Location of Z-axis locking handle on
Locking Handles
Figure 17. X-axis locking handles.
Figure 18. Location of Y-axis locking handle
underneath the left side of the table.
left side of the knee.
Model G9901/G9902/G9903 Milling Machine