Grizzly G0456 Mounting Lathe, Components and Hardware Needed Qty, To mount the lathe bed

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Mounting Lathe

The Model G0456 is an extremely heavy machine. Serious per- sonal injury may occur if safe moving methods are not followed. To be safe, use assistance and power equipment when moving the machine. If you are unfamiliar with safe machine lifting prac- tices, hire professionals.

The lathe bed and stand are separated for ship- ping safety purposes. We recommend positioning the stand in the final location for the lathe before mounting the lathe bed. L-brackets are also pro- vided for floor mounting.

When lifting the lathe, use a forklift and lifting straps—and have another person on the ground to steady the lathe while moving, so the lathe doesn't swing uncontrollably.

Components and Hardware Needed:

Qty

Lathe Bed

1

Stand Assembly

1

Cap Screws 716"-14 x 112"

6

Lock Washers 716"

10

L-Brackets

2

Hex Bolts 716"-14 x 34"

4

Lock Washers 716"

4

G0456 Variable Speed Wood Lathe

To mount the lathe bed:

1.Move the stand to where you plan to locate the lathe.

2.Using a forklift, lift the lathe bed onto the stand by placing the lifting straps through the center of the bed and around the cast- ing webs, as shown in Figure 5. The strap closest to the headstock should be wrapped around the forklift forks a few times to com- pensate for the heavier weight load on that side.

Figure 5. Placing the lathe bed on the stand.

3.Fasten the lathe bed to the stand with the cap screws and washers.

4.Install the L-brackets, as shown in Figure 6, with the hex bolts, lock washers, and remain- ing flat washers.

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Figure 6. Installing L-brackets.

5.Mount the lathe to the floor via the holes in the L-brackets.

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Contents Model G0456 Variable Speed Wood Lathe Page Table of Contents Warranty and Returns Introduction ForewordContact Info Machine Data Sheet Identification Safety Instructions for Machinery SafetyAlways Lock Mobile Bases if Used Before Operating Machinery Additional Safety for Wood Lathes Circuit Requirements 220V Single-PhaseUnpacking SET UPSet Up Safety Items Needed for Set UpInventory Inventory Components Figure QtyHardware not shown Qty Site Considerations Clean UpMounting Lathe Components and Hardware Needed QtyTo mount the lathe bed Tool Rest To install the sanding tableTo install the tool rest Sanding TableDust Collection Test Run To connect a dust collection hoseTo test run the machine Operation Safety Safety Key OperationsControls Adjusting Tailstock Adjusting Tool Rest To position the tailstock along the bedTo position the tool rest along the bed Installing/Removing Spur Center To install the centersTo remove the spur center Installing/Removing Live Center To install the live centerTo remove the live center Gouge Selecting Turning ToolsSpindle Turning To set up a spindle turning operationTo mount your workpiece to the faceplate Faceplate TurningTo change between High and Low speeds Changing SpeedsSanding/Finishing To mount your workpiece to a backing blockTo perform sanding operations Attaching SandpaperDisc Sanding To attach sandpaperTo perform angle sanding operations Miter SandingAngle Sanding To perform miter sanding operationsG3168-1-1⁄2 x 8 TPI RH Threaded Insert AccessoriesG1194-3-Jaw Chuck G1082-4-Jaw ChuckG9863-8-PC HSS Lathe Chisel Set Model H6542 Robert Sorby 8-PC SetPSA Sanding Discs 2 pk Model GritH1300 H1298 G7984 H2347 H0736 Cleaning/Lubricating MaintenanceTroubleshooting ServiceWood Lathe Operation Tools Needed Qty To check headstock/tailstock alignmentTo align the headstock with the tailstock To change the V-belt Replacing or Tightening V-BeltTo replace the motor brushes Replacing Motor BrushesTo align the table To adjust table tiltTable Tilt Aligning TableMiter Gauge To adjust miter gaugeElectrical Components Wiring Diagram Parts Breakdown Description Parts ListDescription Warranty and Returns Page Page