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=== Clean === | === Clean === | ||
* | * Clean chips | ||
* Check tools to see if they've been dulled | |||
* Rotate the inserts to a sharp side | |||
* Ensure ways are lightly lubricated to prevent rust | |||
* LOCK the "Precision Tools" tool box after returning all tools | |||
=== Replace === | === Replace === | ||
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Revision as of 22:09, 7 October 2012
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Metal Lathe | |
| Information | |
| Owner | Midsouth Makers |
| Tool Category | Tool |
| Model | Sherline 4400 |
| Serial | SP-48647 |
| Cost | 1,000,000 |
| Status | Missing parts |
| Availability | Training required to use |
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This tool is to be only used by authorized users. If you wish to learn how to use this tool please contact one of the authorized individuals. |
| File:Emblem-question-yellow.png | Questions? Talk to Kit or Ben for help or more information. |
Location
The lathe is currently on it's dedicated work station in the Fab alcove in the shop.
Features
- Manual Speed Control
- Has stepper motors mounted
- Inch pitch lead screw
- 0.050" per turn
Recommended Safety Equipment
- Safety Glasses
- Face Shield (When parting)
- NO LONG SLEEVES OR LOOSE CLOTHING
Prior to each use
Verify
- Make sure that the machine is not loose on x or y and that the motor mount is secure
- Your tools are sharp
- Your work is clamped properly
- If using a steady rest assure you're running within tolerance using a dial indicator
- make sure your you're tram'd in within tolerances for your project
After each use
Clean
- Clean chips
- Check tools to see if they've been dulled
- Rotate the inserts to a sharp side
- Ensure ways are lightly lubricated to prevent rust
- LOCK the "Precision Tools" tool box after returning all tools