Metal Lathe 9×20 Instructions & Parts Manual-Jet, Enco 110-0816, 110-0817, 110-0820, Grizzly, MSC, Asian

Description

Number of Pages: 31

This is a reproduction of an original Asian 9″ x 20″ Metal Lathe Instructions and Parts Manual. This machine is manufactured in Asia and has been sold under many different names including: JET, Grizzly, Enco 110-0815, 110-0816,110-0817, 110-0818, 110-0820, MSC, etc… This manual contains information on set up, lubrication, maintenance, and controls as well as a complete parts list and exploded views and adjustments.

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Specifications:

Contents:

Specifications................................................4
Standard Equipment............................................4
Technical data................................................4
Set Up and preparation for operation..........................4
General Description...........................................5
Lathe Bed.....................................................5
Headstock.....................................................5
Carriage......................................................6
Apron.........................................................6
Tailstock.....................................................7
Leadscrew.....................................................7
Gear Box......................................................7
Drive and Electrical Equipment................................7
Controls......................................................8
Working with the BD-920.......................................9
Tool Set Up...................................................9
Manual Turning................................................9
Longitudinal Turning with Auto-Feed...........................9
Taper Turning using Tailstock Set-over.......................10
Taper Turning by Setting the Top Slide.......................10
Turning between centers......................................10
Thread Cutting...............................................11
Example of Gear Set up to cut 10 T.P.I.......................11
Slip Clutch..................................................11
Thread Cutting Tables........................................11
Lathe Accessories............................................12
Universal  Lathe Chuck, 3 or 4 jaw design....................12
4-Jaw Independent Chuck......................................12
Drill Chuck..................................................12
Morse Taper Arbor............................................12
Live Center..................................................12
Steady Rest..................................................13
Follow Rest..................................................13
Setting the Steady Rest......................................13
4-Way Tool Post..............................................14
Gear Change..................................................14
Bearing and Slide Adjustment.................................15
Adjustment of Main Spindle Bearings..........................15
Adjustment of Cross and Top Slides...........................15
Adjustment of Feed Screw End Float...........................15
Feed Screw Backlash Adjustment...............................15
Cross Slide Screw............................................15
Compound Slide Spindle Backlash Adjustment...................16
Adjustment of Half-Nut Guide.................................16
Adjustment of Lead Screw Backlash............................16
Replacing the Shear Pin in the Leadscrew.....................16
Replacing the V-belt.........................................17
Lubrication schedule.........................................18
Wiring diagram...............................................19
Parts Breakdown...........................................20-31

Overview:

I have collected this information for many years and have found the information they contain to be priceless in using and setting up the machines properly. I believe this manual will be a valuable resource of knowledge that will provide a lot of helpful information that is often hard to find. My manuals are not photocopies. I maintain a high standard of quality in my reproductions. Most of the manuals I reproduce look better than their originals. I have professionally digitally edited every page, and removed stains, wrinkles and handwriting. All of the manuals are printed on thick white paper to withstand shop wear and tear, which is better than a pdf download.