Bench Power Tools WW 10039 User manual

CONGRATULATIONS
WOOD LATHE
Yw have just purchased one of wr gowing famiry of Bcnch Power Tools. Exh is
cn@n ecred and manufactwed to the highcst smndards of quality. You will fine yow
ncw Wood Turning Lathe a very useful tool. It will pcrfwm htwccn ccnlre turning
and fxcpbte turning, and is especbny suitcd lo hi& spccd mndng and polishing
of rmishcd work.
This Wood Turning tathe is a self-contained power tool mnol rcquifing thc purchsc
of a scpcratc motor.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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MAIN FEATURES
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1. SWITCH
7. TOOLREST MOLDER
2. BELT AND PULLEY COVER
8. TOOLREST LOCKNUT
3. FACEPLATE
9. TAUTOCK SPINDLE(WITH BAIL BEARtNG CENTRE]
4. MIVE CENTRE XI. TAILSTOCK SPINDLE LOCKNUT
5. BED RAILS n.TAILSTOCK
l2. TAILSTOCK LOCKNUT
13. LATHE BED

Safety Rules For
All Power Tools
I.READ AND BECOm FAMILIAR
with the entire cpcrating manwl.
2.KEEP GUARDS AND COVER m
pkc and in working or&.
3. ALWAYS USE SAFETY GLASSES.
Also use face or &st mask if cutting
apcration is &sty- Everymy cycghsscs
only bvc impact rcsistmt Icnscs; they
arc not safely glasses,
4. KEEP WORK AREA CLEAN. Cht-
tcrcd arcas and benches invite xcidcnts.
5.T)ON'T FORCE TOOL. It wll db a
bcttcr and safer job at the rate for
wkh it was &signed.
work area well illuminetcd. DO NOT
USE in explosive atmocrphere(around
paint, flammable liquidg, etc. ).
I8.KEEP CATLDREN AWAY. All vi-
sitors should be kept a safc ktancc
from work area, espccblly while opn-
ntlng unit.
X 4. USE TFTE PROPER TOOT,. Dm' t
force tod or attachment to do a job
fw which it was not dcsioncd.
IS. MA TNTATN TOOLS TN TOP CON-
nlTION.Kccp tools sharp ad clcsn
for best and mfcst pcrformancc. Foilaw
ins truct~ons for lubicating and changing
xccsso~cs.
6. hVO1n ACClnENTAL STARTING. 1 G. SECURE WORK. Use clamps or a
Makc sure switch is in "OFF" positbn visc to hold work, whcn pnciial. it' s
bcforc plugging in cord.
mtcr thn using your hnd and prc-
vcnts round w rrrcgrlarly shaped pic-
7. nlSCONNECT TOOT,S REFORF, ccs from twniw.
SERVICING and whm changing
acccssorics sueh as Ws, bits, cutters.
8. DON'T OVERREACH. Kecp yam
prwcr footing and bbncc at all times
For bst footing wwr rub sofcd fo-
otwear. Kccp floor clear of oil, scrap
wood. ctc.
9. WEAR PROPER APPAREL. Loose
clothing w jcwclry may gct caught .in
moving parts. Wwr protcetlvc hdr cov-
ering to contain long hair.
10. MAKE WORKSHOP KIDPROOF
Kccp workshop locked or p3dockcd
whcn not in usc and store thc key
in a safc localion.
11. REMOVE h IIJUSTTNC: KEYS
AND CVRENCHES. Form habit of
chccking to scc that keys and atlju-
sting wrcnchcs arc rcmovcd from
tool bcforc turning it on.
1 2. AVOln DANGEROUS ENVIRO-
NMENT. Don' t usc power tools in
hrn~ or wct locations. Kccp your
27. CHECK DAMAGEn PARTS. &f-
arc furthcr use of thc tool, a gurd or
other part tht is ~kmagcd shodd bc
chcckcd to ssswo that it will opcratc
pr~crly and pcrform its intcndcd
func!ion-ckk for alignment of mov-
ing parts, hcaka~ of parts, rnmting,
any othcr condtions that may atfcct
its operations. A gmcd or othcr part
that is hmgcd should bc properly
rcpaicd or rcpbccd.
18. USE RECOlKMENnEn ACCES-
SORIES- Consult Owner' s Maninl.
Use of improper acccssmics could
bc bzarduus.
4 9. NEVER STAND OW TOOT,. Injury
could occur from a tall.
20. NEVER IJEAVF: TOOT, RUNN-
TNG ANn UNcZTTENnEn.
21. AI,WAYS REMOVE CORn PT,UC
from elm triisl outlct whcn sdjusting.
:hm9;ng prts or working on tool.
CHANGING SPEEDS:
1. Turn the power off st the matn swltch.
2. Loosen motor rnountlng bolts under
pulley cover.
3. Press down on belt tenslon lever lo
loom the belt.
4. Change belt to the desIrecl pulley steps.
5. Lift belt Zenslon lever to tlghten belt.
6. Retighten rnotor mounting bolts.
Wood Turning Chisels
Each Wood Turning Chisel is forged from hlgh
carbon steel, hardened and tampered to hold a
sharp cutting edge.
TURNING BETWEEN CENTRES
Turning between centres Is the operation ot
turning a long workpisce supported at one end
by the dr~ving centre, and by the tailslock
centre at the other.
MOVING TA1LS"FOCK AND TOOL
RES'lYhe tallstcck and lwlresl are held lo
the bed with lock nuts undwmeath the bed
ralls. To move them to a new posltlon,loosen
the nut with the adjustment spanner .slide the
tallstock w toolrest along the bed end
retighten the nut. The toolrest Is held In place
by the lockknob.
CHANCING FACEPLATE AND
DRIVE CENTRE
The OdlUstmemt spanner has laws wh3eh flt
across
flats on the headstock sptrtdle. Locate
the spanner across the flats end unsrew the
faceplate or drive centre towards you.

MARKING THE CENTKES*raw
we hes across each end of the
workpiece, from comer to comer. IM jum-
h of the timi will ba the correct centre.
NEatk W mWws with an awl or a drl.
MOUNTING THE WORK BETW-
EEN CENTR~wew &ihg mue
ffom the bthe spin&.
Locate tfm point of the rfrivh~ mae in the
hob rnarked at ong end ol the timbw,and
hamner home with a wooden mallet or
sort hammer.
POSITIONING TOOL REST-The
position of the chisel and weratw Cmt-
ort is me inportant W the actwl hi -
ght ot the tool rest. Set it at cenhe hei@t
to be& with and adlust it sli~htly high
or lower after trial to wit the operation.
MAKTNG A BACKING PIECE-
Usa a pie of 1" (25m) thick timber brwr
ttran Ihe &rater of the txepbte. Screw
the backing piece to !he faceplate usM
w~rews thr~yh the holes in the back
of the fxeplete. Mcunt the tacepkte and
backing piece mto ths btk spindle aml
caretully hnn dm timber untn it is cowle-
tely circular and sfightly larger m &meter
mrm the taceplate.
TURNING THE TIMBER
TURNING BETWEEN CE~~
-Use a Owge or rwnd nose chisel to
MW the mbw m the desired shape.
Hold the drisel turn against the tool rest.
Use the hand W&mg the handla of the
chisel Za raise or lower the cutting p&t,
with fie too! rest as a fulcwn.
when the rough shapa is ready use dtb
chissls for t'inal Shaping and decorative
groov-rn as required.
FACEPLATE TURNING -;Mount.
the faceplate snd
workpiece to the bthe
spinde. Start by turning the outsids of the
work t'rst. Whsnever possible bring the
railstock up to support tb workpiece.
Move the faitstock well clear when tumng
the inside of the work. Extra care must be
taken that rhe chisel does not catch on
the work, particularly when the lnslde
turning is lono and M7fOW.
AIR EMERY WHEEL (NOT SUP-
PUED)To ti the hbstock sphdle with
wrerch apd Wtly screw the air emery
wheel towarcis yw.
nlsc SAN~ER( NOT SUPPLIED)
To fix the headstock spmdle with wrbnth
and tightly screw DISC towards you.
CHUCK (NOT SUPPLIED)
To tix the headstmk spinrHe with wrench
and rightly screw the chuck towards you.

Alter using ym chisels maintain their fina
cutting edge with an olstme, taking are
to keep the 0fic~i~1 aRgbS.
1, Power llne
2. Cwd clam
3. Saew
4 Washw
5. Belt pulley
6. Locking screw
7. Bolt
8. Washer
9. Saew
10- Washw
11. Protecting crust
12. Driving belt
13. Belt pulley
14. Motor screw
IS. Washer
16. Locking screw
17. Sc~wv
18. Washer
19. Ball bearlng
20. Bearlng block
21. Nut
22. Tml handle
23. Bearlng blcck
24. Ball bearing
25. Washw
26. Screw
27. Maln shaft
28. Lathe tlp
29. Chuck
30. Power switch
31. Washer
32.
33. Jip
34. Cap screw
35. Tool carrlage
36. GulUetrack
37. Tip
38. Ball bearlng
39. Tallst&
40. Nut
41. Screw 9x1s
42. Lodtirg screw
43. Handwh~l
44. Screw
d5. Washer
46. Brackel
47. Screw
48. Washer
49.
Cap screw
50. Washer
51. Spring washer
52. Nut
53. Guide track plate
54- Nut
55. Washw
$6. Spring wesher
57. hl
58. Lathe bed
59. Knob
60. Guida treck pIak
61.M
62. Washer
63. Spring washer
64, Nut
65. Screw -- Switch
66. Screw
67. Washer
68. Data plate
69, Washer
70. Spring washer
71, Nut
72. Momr
73. Washer
74. Sprlng washer