Clamping round wood in the workpiece- holder
C
Ja
mpln
g
round
wood
that
.is
very
thick
iri
r
elat
i
on
to
its
len9th
:
1. Mark twe saw-lines with tl1e cenfrtng ruler (1i!J. 4) . Use a fine
saw til;:;id to
s1:1w
along the lines to.a depth of 2 rnm.
:2.
At
the point wf)ern tti-e iwo l1neqcross,
bore
a
hole· of
a,,buu t
2
mm dia. a,nd 5 mm depth.
3. Posttlon
the
workpiece
o
_n
the
ho
ld
er
as
shown
In fig
.
5.
ano
:screw
ii
iast.
4.
Fixtilt! wor-kpiece with theholder lndrivespindle 1,as de-
scr
ibe
d
In
chapter
1
for he
-
clamp
fn
g
of
round
rod
.
5.
Push.taUstock1 (fig,6)I.Iptotheback end of ttieworkpleoe
and
clamp
lt
fast
to
tile
bed
with lm· ur
le
d
rrut
2.
6.
Turn
knurled
nu
·
3
to
b
,
r
i
hg
th
.
e
point
into
cpntact
with
the
workpiece so that it is fij,:ed.
Clampin :g
.of long workpieces (thicker than 10 r:nm)
1.
Insertd.rivespike 1(fig.7)In the drive spindle andscrew it
tight (as described in the. d amp ing of round rod).
2.
Push·tails.tackuptotheback ehd o1the w0rf,:pleceasshown
111
Il
g. 8 and clamp It fast to the bed with the knurl ed nut, ex,
·
actly as desoribed in theprevious section.
a.
Turntheknurlednuttobringthepointintp.qontact withtne
workpiece so that ii is 11xed.
4.
Adjusttoolresl1spthatl1
l.s.
positioned about2mm frorn·the
workpiece (fig. 9). The hold r g; m can be cl-amped fast in the
requlred position with screw 2.
5.
l!frequtred, the knurledscr13w n be looser,ed fnorder toad-
just tl7e sideways inclination ot tlle too l rest.
Clamping short work pieces for transverse turning
If plates or similar shapes are to be turned , the work piece,must
be screwed down to the holding device (Fig. ), Enl\:lure mat the
screws ·do not protrude from the work piece ,alter ma hinlng.
Risk of inJuryl
Tip:
Particularly
short
work
pi
ec
e
_
s
are
fastened by
SCfewing
an
intermediate plate to
the
holding deviee (as described above),
and attaching ·t he work
piece
to
the
Intermediate plate with doubl-
e sided
adhesive
tape.
Transverse turning
1.
Ulidosc_rew1 Ag.1Olandtumsupport2by.90degrees,
Allow the
support to
engage in pad 3.
2.
Set
the distance from
the work piece and
tighten
screw 1
aga.in.
Reworking the work piece
After
turning
the
work
pieee
ean
be
ground
with
a
fine
abras
,i
ve
cloth at medium speed, and·eploured designs can be
a plled
by
brush,
when the machine Is opera in g,
at
minimumspeed.
When
grindi
_
ng
,
ensure.
that
the
abra:sive
cloth
does
not
wr
ap
around the work
piece
(Rg. 11). Risk of injuty!
Maintenance
Dis
s onn.
ect
th
,
plug
from
the
ma111s
before
p,
e
rforming
any
maintenance,
or
cleaning work.
After.use
Clea11 the unit t horoufJh ly, removing all chips with a brush or- a
spft cJ.oth. Ensuraauventll13-tionslots arefr fromobstrL1ctiOi1.
Disposal:
Please do riot dispose of the device in domestic waste!
The device c.onta[ns valuab li3-sub st n c es that can be
recy led. If you have any questions abmrt this, please
contaot
your
lo ca l waste
management
ent(;lrprise
.or
other
correspond ing municipal facilities.
EC Declaration of Conformity
We assume sole liab mty for ensurin·g hat this produ ct etm-
f6rrns wm, the following EC guidelines:·
•
EU-LQw Voltage guideline 2O06/JJS/EG
•
DIN EN 610"29-1 / 12,2003
Longitudinal turning
Note-!
•
EC Ma.chine guideline 2006/42/EC
•
DIN
EN
61029-1
/
1
2.2
00
3>
•
EM
,
V
gu_
i
d
e
llne
2004/"108/EG
•
DIN
EN
5.
5014-1
.
I
09
.
2003
Prior to turning, always remove centring key
.2
(Hg. 4).
1.
Check the work pfece for true running
by
tuming manually.
2.
Set support. 1 (Ffg. 9) so that the space from the work piece
i
s
ab
·
o
1;1
2 mm (,07 in.).
3
_.
Tighttm
screw
2.
.
4.
When
tur
:
n
J
ng;
hold
the
Ghlsel
as
shoVJn
in
Fig.
9.
•
DIN EN 55014-2 /
08:2002
•
OIN EN 61000-3-2 /
10,2006
•
DIN EN
61000-3--3 l
062006
Dipl.-lng.Jlirg Wagner
16.'1 O. 200S
PROXXON SA
Equipment Sa.feW Dfvlsion·
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