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=About our machine=
=About our machine=
'''This tool requires a safety checkout'''
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*Manufacturer: NOVA
*Manufacturer: NOVA
*Model: Galaxi DVR Woodturning Lathe
*Model: Galaxi DVR Woodturning Lathe
*Capacity: '''TO BE FINISHED'''
*Capacity: 16" Swing Over Bed, 44" Between Centers
*Speeds: 100 to 5,000 rpm continuous variable speed
*Speeds: 100 to 5,000 rpm continuous variable speed
*Spindle: 1-1/4″ x 8 TPI RH  
*Spindle: 1-1/4″ x 8 TPI RH  

Latest revision as of 15:57, 8 October 2024

PAGE IN PROGRESS

Stock Image of NOVA Galaxi

About our machine

This tool requires a safety checkout

Lathe

  • Manufacturer: NOVA
  • Model: Galaxi DVR Woodturning Lathe
  • Capacity: 16" Swing Over Bed, 44" Between Centers
  • Speeds: 100 to 5,000 rpm continuous variable speed
  • Spindle: 1-1/4″ x 8 TPI RH
  • Spindle Taper: MT2 Hollow
  • Hole Through Headstock: 15mm, almost 19/32"
  • Hole Through Tailstock: 12.5mm, almost 1/2"

Chuck

  • TO BE FINISHED

Guides and Manuals

General Tips and Safety

VVV___REQUIRED SAFETY VIDEOS___VVV:

Members must watch these videos before using the lathe.


Important Safety Rules:

  • Remove any jewelry, roll up sleeves, and otherwise secure anything that could get wrapped up in the machine.
  • Position the tool rest as close as possible to the material without colliding.
  • After adjusting the tool rest, BEFORE TURNING IT ON spin the workpiece by hand to make sure it will not collide.
  • Safety eye wear required. Faceshields are highly recommended. Safety glasses are okay, but less effective.
  • Always use sharp tools! Dull tools cause chip-out, but more importantly can get caught on your material.
  • Avoid using materials that may break apart. Split wood, laminated materials, rotted pieces, etc.


General Tips

  • Wear an apron or smock. Turning gets pretty messy.

Helpful Videos


Maintenance

Parts: