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There are actually two ways to stop the lathe while it is operating. There is the more obvious 'big red button' on the left hand panel of the machine and the less obvious foot pedal located just above the floor. | There are actually two ways to stop the lathe while it is operating. There is the more obvious 'big red button' on the left hand panel of the machine and the less obvious foot pedal located just above the floor. | ||
− | Both of these options will result in the same outcome of stopping the lathe, however the red button will | + | Both of these options will result in the same outcome of stopping the lathe, however the red button will let the lathe come to its own stop which is less favorable in an emergency situation. The floor pedal is the best option in the event of an emergency since with a quick press of the foot the lathe halts almost immediately. |
==Chuck Speeds== | ==Chuck Speeds== |
Revision as of 15:46, 25 January 2018
Noted as the most dangerous machine in the lab, the lathe requires that you please pay attention to ALL the information in this tutorial.
This is to ensure the safety of YOU, the machine, and OTHER STUDENTS.
That being said, there are a few precautions to take before approaching the machine
Contents
Safety Attire
- If your hair touches your shoulders, it needs to be tied
- If your beard dangles, it needs a cover
- Short or rolled sleeves only
- Loose jewelry removed. This includes rings, bracelets, and necklaces
- No earbuds or headphones
- Closed toed shoes
- And of course, safety glasses
Now that we're properly dressed there are some key components of the lathe you need to know about
Key Features
- Emergency Brakes
- Chuck
- Hand Wheels
- Position Recorder
Emergency Brakes
There are actually two ways to stop the lathe while it is operating. There is the more obvious 'big red button' on the left hand panel of the machine and the less obvious foot pedal located just above the floor.
Both of these options will result in the same outcome of stopping the lathe, however the red button will let the lathe come to its own stop which is less favorable in an emergency situation. The floor pedal is the best option in the event of an emergency since with a quick press of the foot the lathe halts almost immediately.
Chuck Speeds
Hand Wheels
Movement Indicator
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