Harbor Freight Tools 93212 operating instructions Chuck

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in the Chuck groove. The Jaws are designed to work as complete sets. Do not mix pieces from one set with the other set when installing in the Chuck.

Chuck

Key

(167)

Jaw

Scroll

Grooves

Figure 15 Chuck (2)

The jaws are held in place by a spiralled scroll inside the Chuck which rotates around the center of the chuck with the Chuck Key. As the scroll rotates, it hooks into the jaw ridges, then pulls each Jaw toward the center of the Chuck as the spiral of the scroll rotates around the Chuck.

A Lead thread of Scroll

B Insert Jaw #1

Chuck (2)

C

Insert Chuck

Key (167),

Turn Clockwise

Figure 16

To replace the Jaws:

a. Unplug the Lathe.

b. Place a towel under the Chuck to protect the Bed Way (1) from any Jaws that may be dropped. Carefully remove any Jaws by inserting the Chuck Key

(167) into the side of the Chuck, turning it counterclockwise, and sliding each Jaw out of it’s slot as it becomes free.

c.Look at the Chuck so you can see into the grooves, and find the groove marked #1. Rotate the Chuck Key clockwise until you see the lead thread of the Scroll in groove #1 (A in Figure 16).

d.Slide Jaw #1 into the groove and rotate the Chuck Key counterclockwise

REV 10b

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SKU 93212

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Contents For technical questions or replacement parts, please call 10 Precision Mini LatheContents Save This Manual General Tool Safety WarningsSave all warnings and instructions for future reference 25’ 50’ 100’ 150’ Table aMini Lathe Safety Warnings Grounding Instructions110-120 V~ Grounded Tools Tools With Three Prong Plugs 125 V~ 3-Prong Plug and OutletFor technical questions, please call Vibration Safety Specifications UnpackingGeneral Mini Lathe Components Part DescriptionPower Controls overview Power SwitchForward-OFF-Reverse Switch Controls on the Front of the LatheLathe components overview SKU For technical questions, please callAssembly Instructions Attaching Rubber Feet or Installing to WorkbenchInstalling Handwheel Handles To Mount the Lathe to a WorkbenchInstalling Guards SET UP Initial Test RunReplacement of Chuck Replacement of JawsChuck Compound Rest Adjustment Tailstock AdjustmentsTool Post Adjustment Automatic FeedingThreading Dial Operation Start upMechanism Chuck Guard 201 has a safety To Stop the LatheBasic Operations Holding a project between the Chuck 2 and the Live CenterFace Cutting Internal CuttingThreading Gears Thread Size Gear SettingsBevel Cutting Automatic Feed and Threading Dial 24 For technical questions, please callCleaning, Maintenance, Lubrication Maintenance ServicingBelt Inspection and Tensioning Gib Adjustments Tailstock AlignmentReplacement of Carbon Brushes Replacing the Fuse Troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes Likely SolutionsTool Performance Please Read the Following Carefully Parts List Parts List Description QtyAssembly Diagram Assembly Diagram Record Product’s Serial Number HereWiring Diagram Limited 1 year / 90 Day warranty