Master Quality Power MC1018 Bedienungsanleitung

MC1018(1039)

MODEL

VARIABLE

SPEED

WOOD

LATHE

Before

Using

Sure

Read

This

Manual

Technical

data

MCI

Distance

Between

Centers

18"

Turning

diameter

10"

motor

370w

Netgross

Weight

38141

General

safety

rules

Safety is

combination

common

sense,

staying

alert

and

knowing

how

your

woad

lathe

works.

WARNING

AVOlD

MISTAKES

THAT

COULD

CAUSE

SERIOUS

INJURY,

NOT

PLUG

THE

WOOD

LATHE

UNTIL

THE

FOUOWING

STEPS

HAVE

BEEN

READ

AND

UNDERSTOOD.

READ

and

become

familiar

with

this

entire

instruction

manual.

Learn

the

tool's

applications,

limitations,

and

possible

hazards.

AVOID

DANGEROUS

CONDITIONS.

NOT

use

power

tools

wet

damp

areas

expose

them

rain.

Keep

work

area

well lit.

NOT

use

power

toots

the

presence

flammable

liquids

gases.

ALWAYS

keep

your

work

area

ciean,

uncluttered

and

well

lit.

NOT

work

floor

surfaces

that

are

slippery

with

sawdust

wax.

KEEP

BYSTANDERS

SAFE

DISTANCE

FROM

the

work

area,

especially

when

tool

operating.

NEVER

allow

children

near

the

tool.

NOT

FORCE

THE

TOOL

job

for

which

was

not

designed.

DRESS

FOR

SAFETY.

NOT

wear

loose

clothing,

gloves,

neckties,

jewelry

(rings,

watct~es)

when

operating

tool.

They

can

get

caught

and

draw

you

into

moving

parts.

ALWAYS

wear

nen-slip

footwear,

and

tie

back

long

hair.

WEAR

FACE

MASK

DUST

MASK.

Wood

lathe

operation

produces

dust.

ALWAYS

remove

the

power

cord

plug

from

the

electrical

outlet

when

making

adjustments,

changing

paets

cleaning

working

tool.

10.

AVOID

ACClDENTAh

START-UPS.

Make

sure

that

the

power

switch

the

"OFF"

position

before

plugging

the

power

cord.

11.

REMOVE

ADJUSTING

TOOLS.

ALWAYS

MAKE

SURE

all

tools

are

removed

from

the

wood

lathe

befare

turning

on.

NEVER

LEAVE

RUNNING

TOOL

UNATTENDED.

Turn

the

power

switch

bOFP'.

NOT

leave

tool

until

has

come

complete

stop.

13.

NEVER

STAND

TOOL.

Serious

injury

could

result

the

tool

tins

or is

accidentally hit

MOT

store

anything

above

near

the

tool.

14.

DON

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing

and

baiance

all

times. Wear

oil-

resistant

rubber-soled

footwear.

Keep

floor

clear

oil

scrap

and

other

debris.

15.

MAINTAIN

TOOLS PROPERLY.

ALWAYS

keep

tools

clean

and

good

working

order.

instructions

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

16.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Check

for

alignment

moving

parts,

binding

moving

parts,

breakage

parts,

improper

mounting

any

other

conditions

that

may

affect

the

tools

operation.

Any

part

that

damaged

should

properly

repaired

replaced

before

use.

17.

MAKE

WORKSHOP

CHILDPROOF.

Use

padlocks,

master

switches,

and

ALWAYS

remove

starter

keys.

18.

NOT

operate

tool if

you

are

under

the

influence

any

drugs,

alcohol

medication

that

could

affect

your

ability

use

the

tool

properly.

WARNING.

Dust

penetrated

from

certain

materials

can

hazardous

your

health.

Always

operate

lathe

well-ventilated

area

and

provice

for

proper

dust

removal.

Use

dust

collection

systems

whenever

possible.

Specific

safety

rules

for

the

wood

lathe

WARNING: DO

NOT

OPERATE

YOUR

WOOD

LATHE

UMlL

COMPLETELY

ASSEMSLED

AND

INSTALLED

ACCORDING

THE

INSTRUCTIONS.

For

your

own

safety,

read

the

entire

instruction

manual

before

operating

the

lathe.

ALWAYS

wear

eye

protection.

not

wear

gloves,

necktie,

loose

clothing,

Tghten

all

locks

before

operating.

not

mount

split

workpiece.

Use

the

lowest

speed

when

starting

new

workpiece.

Read

the

warning

label

attached

the

wood

lathe.

When

turning

workpiece,

always

rough

the

wood

round

form

slow

speed.

the

lathe

run

fast

that

vibrates,

there

risk

that

the

workpiece

will

thrown

the

tool

jerked

from

your

hands.

Always

rotate

the

workpiece

hand

before

turning

the

motor.

the

workpiece

strikes

the

tool

rest,

could

split

and

thrown

out

the

lathe.

10.

not

allow

the

turning

tools

bite

into

the

wood.

The

wood

could

split

thrown

from

the

lathe.

Alweys

position

the

tool

rest

above

the

centerline

the

lathe

when

shaping

piece

stock.

12.

not

operate

the

lathe

rotating

the

wrong

direction.

The

workpiece

must

always

rotating

toward

you.

13.

Before

attaching

workpiece

the

faceplate,

always

rough

out to

make

round

possible.

This

minimizes

the

vibrations

while

the

piece

being

turned.

Always

fasten

the

workpiece

securely

the

faceplate.

Failure

could

result

the

workpiece

being

thrown

from

the

lathe.

14.

Position

your

hands

that

they

will

not

slip

onto

the

workpiece.

15.

Remove

all

loose

knots

the

stock

before

mounting

between

the

centers

the

faceplate.

16.

Leave

the

work

area

only

after

the

lathe's

motor

has

some

full

stop,

17.

Hang

your

turning

tools

the

wall

beyand

the

tailstock

end

the

lathe.

not

lay

them

the

bench

that

you

must

reach

over

the

revolving

workpiece

select

them.

18.

Keep

firm

hold

and

remain

control

the

cutting

tool

all

times.

Take

special

precautions

when

shaping

section

stock

which

knots

voids

are

found.

19.

Always

make

safety

come

first.

20.

Complete

the

hand-sanding

all

workpieces

BEFORE

you

remove

them

from

the

lathe.

ADJUSTING

THE

MAIN

SPINDLE'S

SPEED

According

the

work

piece's

reqirement.

ya~

ean

easily

gdjrrst

main,spindle's

speeds.

First

open

the

back lid(20')

heaclsb~k(l9~

Lmsen

the

sodcet

head

bo11(33'),

take

out

mtor

plate(31')

,th

change

the

speed

moving

the

drive

belf(26#).

finishing

cbging,fix

the

so&&

head

bolt(33')

motor

plate(31g)

and

tight-

them,fix

the

bad

lid(20"

the

head

stodk(l9'

)

with

the

far

semiedrcle

kad

crews

(21"

and

waskr(q5).

SAVE

THESE

SAFETY

RULES

Electrical

information

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

TEE

EVENT

MALFUNCTION

BREAKDOWN,

grounding

provides

the

path

least

resistance

for

electric

current

reduc~

the

risk

electric

shock.

This

tools

equipped

with

electric

cord

that

has

equipment

grounding

conductor

and

grounding

plug.

The

plug

MUST

plugged

into

mstching

outlet

that

properly

instalied

and

grounded

accordance

with

ALL

loca!

codes

and

ordinances.

NOT

MODIFY

THE

PLUG

PROVIDED.

will

not

fit

the

outlet,

have

the

proper

outlet

installed

qualified

electrician.

IMPROPER

CONNECTION

the

equipment

grounding

conductor

can

result

risk

electric

shock.

The

conductor

with

the

green

insulation

(with

without

yellow

stripes)

the

equipment

grounding

conductor.

repair

replacement

the

electric

cord

plug

necessary.

NOT

connect

the

equipment

grounding

conductor

live

terminal.

CHECK

with

qualified

electrician

service

person

you

not

completely

understand

the

grounding

instructicns,

You

are

not

sure

the

tool

properly

grounded.

USE

ONLY

THREE

WIRE

EXTENSION

CORDS

that

have

3-prong

grounding

type

plugs

and

3-hole

receptacles

that

the

tool's

plug

shown

Fig.

Repair

repiace

damaged

warn

cord

immediately.

3-Prong

PI*

Gfrrundtng

Pmng

Propnly

Grounded

3-Ptang

Ouilet

FIGURE

CAUTION:

ALL

CASES,

MAKE

CERTAIN

THE

RECEPTACLE

QUESTION

PROPERLY

GROUNDED.

YOU

ARE

NOT

SURE,

HAVE

CERTIFIED

ELECTRICIAN

CHECK

THE

RECEPTACLE.

WIRING

DIAGRAM

PLUG

VARIABLE

SPEED

SWITCH

(Carbon

brush

motor

is-

SPEED

SWITCH

WITHFOOT

-changed

per

hour)

PART

LIST

FOR

DIAGRAM

MC1018

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

Bed

Semicircle

Head

Screw

Retaining

Plate

Handwheel

Tail

stock

Lock

Lever

Eccentric

his

Tail

Axis

Taper

Rod

Bearing

Ball

Cup

Center

Headstodr

Spur

Center

Faceplate

Headstock

Spindle

Bearing

8aIl

Ring Retaining

Ring

Retaining

Bearing

&a1

(

202

)

Headstodc

Back

Lid

Semicircle

Head

Screw

Balance

Wheel

Marking

Plate

Hex.

wet

Set

Screw

Drive

Pully

Drive

Belt

Hex.

Socket

Head

Screw

M8 x

Hex.

Socket

Set

Screw

Motor

Pulley

Flat

Head

Screw

Motor

Plate

Motor

#ex.

Socket

Head

Screw

Ring

Retaining

Tool

Rest

Tool

Rest

Base

Bolt

Plate

Hex.

Nut

Lodc

Handle

For

Knife

Base

Lock

Lever

Bolt

LC&

Plate

Hex,

Nut

Power

Cord

Switch

Warning

Label

Washer

Spring

Washer

Rubber

Washer

Big

Waskr

Washer

Ring

Retaining

Semicircle

Head

Screw

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