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Step 6B: Use the 6 inch faceplate
(AC8060) for turnings 8 to 12 inches
in diameter and 4 inches thick. Attach
to workpiece using 6 #14 flathead
woodscrews, not less than 1 inch
long.
7. Always rotate the workpiece by hand
before turning on the motor to make
sure that it does not strike the tool
rest, or any other part of the lathe.
8. Before turning on the motor, check
the belt. Make sure it is positioned to
run the lathe at the slowest speed.
Refer to your owners manual for
instructions on making this adjust-
ment.
9. Stand to left of the workpiece with
access to switch when turning the
motor "on". If the workpiece is loose
or if there is excessive vibration, turn
the motor off immediately and
determine and correct the cause.
10. Set speed as indicated by speed
chart found on lathe and in owners
manual, for roughing or finish turning
as applicable.
11. Complete hand sanding of the work-
piece before removing it from the
faceplate. Never attempt to remove
IMPORTANT: Do not use smaller size
screws or sheet rock screws as they are
too brittle and could break, causing the
workpiece to come loose and possibly
causing injury.
and then remount a faceplate turning
to the faceplate for any reason. It is
not always possible to position the
turning on the faceplate exactly the
way it was originally and an out-of-
balance condition could result.
12. When removing the faceplate from
the spindle on models with index pin,
do not engage the index pin to hold
the spindle, because it could break.
Use the 5mm setscrew wrench fur-
nished with your lathe and insert it in
the hole in the collar on the threaded
end of the spindle. Now rotate the
faceplate counterclockwise to remove
faceplate.
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