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Contents
- 1 HiTorque 8.5x20 Bench Lathe
- 1.1 Specs - equipped with a 4 inch 3 jaw chuck. A 5 inch 4 jaw chuck and a collet chuck are available
- 1.2 Training - the machining workshop at make717 is required without prior experience
- 1.3 Software - none required
- 1.4 Material Sources
- 1.5 Recommended Settings by Material To avoid premature tool wear, do not exceed 500 rpm on the spindle when cutting aluminum, 400 rpm on free machining steel, 350 rpm on hot/cold rolled steel
- 1.6 References
- 2 South Bend 10"
HiTorque 8.5x20 Bench Lathe[edit | edit source]
Specs - equipped with a 4 inch 3 jaw chuck. A 5 inch 4 jaw chuck and a collet chuck are available[edit | edit source]
Training - the machining workshop at make717 is required without prior experience[edit | edit source]
Software - none required[edit | edit source]
Material Sources[edit | edit source]
Recommended Settings by Material To avoid premature tool wear, do not exceed 500 rpm on the spindle when cutting aluminum, 400 rpm on free machining steel, 350 rpm on hot/cold rolled steel[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
LittleMachineShop, LittleMachineShop HiTorque 8.5x20 Bench Lathe
South Bend 10"[edit | edit source]
Specs - equipped with a 4 inch 3 jaw chuck and taper attachment.[edit | edit source]
Training - the machining workshop at make717 is required without prior experience[edit | edit source]
Software - none required[edit | edit source]
Material Sources[edit | edit source]
Recommended Settings by Material To avoid premature tool wear[edit | edit source]
Manuals and Documents[edit | edit source]
File:How to Cut Screw Threads.pdf
File:How to grind tool bits.pdf
File:How to make a Lathe Center.pdf
