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[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KzXk2M5TSDhB24aFMRvnIBo5W2zFEN18 Southbend] -folder on the member google drive full of related documents | [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KzXk2M5TSDhB24aFMRvnIBo5W2zFEN18 Southbend] -folder on the member google drive full of related documents | ||
=General Tips and Safety= | |||
*Do not reach over the headstock when turning on the lathe | |||
*Make sure work is secured before turning on the lathe | |||
*Ensure work and headstock will not collide with any part of the machine. Spin the headstock with the power off by hand to check this. | |||
*Use sharp tools! Dull tools | |||
=Stock materials= | =Stock materials= |
Revision as of 11:41, 12 May 2018
Guides and Manuals
How to Run a Lathe - an old handbook with everything you need to know
Southbend -folder on the member google drive full of related documents
General Tips and Safety
- Do not reach over the headstock when turning on the lathe
- Make sure work is secured before turning on the lathe
- Ensure work and headstock will not collide with any part of the machine. Spin the headstock with the power off by hand to check this.
- Use sharp tools! Dull tools
Stock materials
Important factors (machinability, hardness, material and cutter, maximum sizes)
Cold-rolled steel
Hot-rolled steel
Cast
Beginner Projects
Hammer
Whistle
Candlestick
Spinning Top
[Machinist Jack]
Helpful Videos
- Southbend Lathe Training Video
- Taper Attachment assembly
- Disassembly and explanation of the saddle, half-nut, and power feed
- Grinding HSS tools
- Using dial indicators
- Using calipers and micrometers
- Mini machinist mallet - video of a mallet lathe project (warning: sick metal music playing the whole time)