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ZR ZRCC01

ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe Instruction Manual

Model: ZRCC01 (Heighten Style)

1. Mawu Oyamba

This manual provides essential instructions for the safe and efficient operation of your ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe. This electroplated all-metal miniature lathe is designed for processing materials such as aluminum, wood, and plastic, making it suitable for DIY model making and small craft projects.

ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe, front view

Chithunzi 1: Patsogolo view of the ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe, showcasing its compact design and metal construction.

2. Zambiri Zachitetezo

  • Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, when operating the lathe.
  • Onetsetsani kuti workpiece ndi motetezeka clamped before starting the machine.
  • Sungani manja ndi zovala zotayirira kutali ndi magawo osuntha.
  • Do not exceed recommended cutting depths for different materials to prevent motor overload.
  • Disconnect power before performing any adjustments or maintenance.
  • Gwirani ntchito makinawo pamalo olowera mpweya wabwino.

3. Zamkatimu Phukusi

Your ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe package includes:

  • 1 x Mini Lathe
  • 1 x Seti ya Chalk
  • 1 x Adapter Mphamvu
  • 1 x Workbench Plate
  • 1 x Buku

4. Zofotokozera

  • Liwiro Lagalimoto: Mpaka 20,000 RPM
  • Lowetsani Voltage/Yapano/Mphamvu: 12V/3A/36W
  • Switch Power Supply Input: 110V-240V
  • Max Processed Material Diameter: 50 mm (Positive Jaw Gripping Range: 3mm-30mm, Opposite Jaw Gripping Range: 3mm-50mm)
  • Max Processed Material Length: 150 mm
  • Chuck and Collet Range: 1 mpaka 6 mm
  • X-axis Slider Travel: 150 mm
  • Kutalika Kwapakati: 50 mm
  • Mtunda Wapakati: 150 mm
  • Makulidwe a Makina: 310mm x 100mm x 175mm
  • Kulemera kwa chinthu: 10.28 mapaundi
  • Gwero la Mphamvu: AC

5. Kukhazikitsa

Follow these steps to set up your mini metal lathe for operation:

  1. Tsegulani Chuck: Use the provided iron rods to open the three-jaw chuck.
  2. Insert Workpiece: Place one end of your workpiece into the middle of the chuck.
  3. Chitetezo Chogwirira Ntchito: Tighten the chuck to firmly hold the workpiece.
  4. Engage Live Center: Rotate the handwheel on the tailstock to push the live center into the center of the workpiece, ensuring a tight fit.
  5. Lock Tailstock: Tighten the tailstock and fix the screw to secure the workpiece in place.
Mini Metal Lathe with workpiece secured in chuck and tailstock

Image 2: The mini metal lathe with a workpiece properly secured between the three-jaw chuck and the live center of the tailstock.

For a visual guide on setting up the lathe, please refer to the video below:

Video 1: Demonstration of securing a workpiece in the mini metal lathe's chuck and tailstock.

6. Ntchito

Once the workpiece is secured, you can begin processing:

  1. Tool Setting: Before processing, insert the turning tool into the turning tool clamping jaw. Adjust the slider to align the turning tool horizontally with the live center and the center of the three-jaw chuck.
  2. Yatsani: Yatsani lathe.
  3. Control Feed: Move the small slider in the Y-axis direction to control the feed rate.
  4. Control Processing Position: Move the large slider in the X-axis direction to control the processing position.

Mfundo Zofunika:

  • If the workpiece is not concentric or has an outer imaginary circle, remove the outer imaginary circle before proceeding.
  • Kudula Kuzama: For wood, the cutting depth should be less than 2mm per pass. For aluminum or copper, it should be less than 1mm per pass. Exceeding these limits may cause the motor to stop due to self-protection.
Mini Metal Lathe with tool post and sliders

Chithunzi 3: Mbali view of the mini metal lathe, highlighting the tool post and the X and Y axis sliders for precise control.

Observe the lathe in operation by watching the video below:

Video 2: Demonstration of the mini metal lathe processing a workpiece, showing the movement of the sliders and the cutting action.

7. Kusamalira

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of your lathe:

  • Clean the machine thoroughly after each use, removing all chips and debris.
  • Lubricate moving parts, such as lead screws and slide ways, periodically with appropriate machine oil.
  • Inspect all fasteners and tighten any that may have loosened during operation.
  • Check the condition of the chuck jaws and replace if worn.

8. Mavuto

If you encounter issues with your lathe, consider the following:

  • Motor Stops During Operation: This is often due to exceeding the recommended cutting depth for the material. Reduce the cutting amount per pass. The motor has a self-protection feature that will activate to prevent damage.
  • Workpiece Not Secure: Ensure the three-jaw chuck is tightened properly and the live center is firmly pressed against the workpiece. Check that the tailstock screw is fixed.
  • Zodulidwa Molakwika: Verify that the turning tool is correctly aligned horizontally with the live center and the chuck's center. Ensure all sliders and components are free of debris and properly lubricated.

9. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

The ZR ZRCC01 Mini Metal Lathe comes with a one-year warranty. Free spare parts are available during this period. For any queries or assistance, please contact our online customer service.