OptiTurn TU3008G Metal Lathe

Aliases “Metal Lathe”
Other References
Official Maintainer Ben Jackson

Working

Machine is working as expected.

This machine requires induction to use.

To get an induction you must first review these videos. You must do this BEFORE attending the in-person induction (booked via event bright).

Safety: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X1nZwOZH6M

Changing the Chuck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0pwJzHfJ50 Notes:

  We have only 3 cam locks on out lathes.
  Stoning the chuck is not necessary. Keeping the precisions surfaces free of chis is essential.
  We use plywood instead of a block to protect the ways.
  Waxing of the chuck is not necessary.

Skills - Blondihacks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6Dnmd3lDzA&list=PLY67-4BrEae9Ad91LPRIhcLJM9fO-HJyN Only the following videos are mandatory:

  1: Theory
  2: Tool Bits
  3: Facing
  4: Tail Support
  5: Turning

It is recommended to watch the entire series.

To enroll for an induction please go to Eventbrite.

At this in-person induction we will review how our machines work and have you perform a few simple operations on the lathe.

Recommended learning resources:

Required Always wear AS/NZS 1337.1 compliant safety glasses while operating this machine.
Required Enclosed shoes are required, no open sandals, thongs etc
Required Restrain hair while operating machine
Prohibited Loose clothing and jewellery not to be worn while operating this machine.
Recommended We recommend hearing protection.
Warning Entanglement hazard present while wearing gloves.
Maintenance Disconnect power to the machine before performing maintenance, including wheel changes

PLACEHOLDER: Please fill out this table with all relevant machine specifications. The manufacturers website usually gives a good list. Delete this line.

Name Value
Attribute A 305mm
Attribute B 1600 mm x 270 mm
Attribute C 3.0 hp

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Manufacturer

Reseller

  • Mr. Re seller
  • Reseller Agencies
  • E sales@reseller.com
  • M 0000 000 000

Known Identical Models

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Interval Task
Each Use/Daily General lubrication via the oiler points on the carriage and tailstock. See image below.
Monthly Check oil levels in headstock, gearbox and apron. Refer to manual page 24.
Monthly Grease gear train.
Monthly Inspect and adjust the drive belt. Refer to manual page 22.
Annually Adjust Slide Ways and Cross-Slide nut. Refer to manual page 23.
Annually Change the oil in the headstock, gearbox and apron. Refer to manual page 24.

Task / Action Executive Cause Leader
Cause Team
Named Maintainer Trainers Cause Membership Implementer
Modification and Repairs - AC C I I I R
Induction changes C RACI RC I I I R

Ref / ID Pre-Mitigation Mitigations / Warnings / Remedies Post Mitigation
Risk Risk Severity Risk Likelyhood Risk Level Risk Severity Risk Likelyhood Risk Level Acceptable to Proceed
0001 Death Severe Possible 15 Induction to train users in correct usage. Severe Very Unlikely 5 Yes
0002 Electric Shock Major Unlikely 8 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Ensure power cables are properly connected and off the floor.
Cables are tested and tagged and inspected for damage.
Minor Very Unlikely 2 Yes
0003 Noise Moderate Likely 12 Train users to wear hearing protection. Insignificant Unlikely 2 Yes
0004 Tripping Hazard Moderate Possible 9 Train users to maintain a clean working area.
Keep all cables off the ground and secured out of the way.
Insignificant Unlikely 2 Yes
0005 Insufficient Lighting Minor Possible 6 Turn on shop lights.
Open metal-shop doors for natural lighting.
Insignificant Unlikely 2 Yes
0006 Entanglement Major Possible 12 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Remove any possible entanglement items such as long sleeves, gloves, watches, jewellery, etc.
Tie back long hair.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0007 Impact Injury Major Possible 12 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Train users in correct use of the chuck/fixture plate as per the induction.
Train users in chuck key discipline (never leave the chuck key in while performing another task).
Train users to remove the chuck key before engaging the spindle motor.
Train users in appropriate use of tailstock support.
Require use of appropriate PPE.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0008 Slip Major Possible 12 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Train users in correct use of coolant to avoid spilling on the floor.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0009 Respiratory/Skin Irritation Moderate Unlikely 6 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Train users in the risks related to metalworking fluids.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0010 Inhaliation of Fumes Moderate Possible 9 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Open metal-shop door to allow ventilation.
Fans are provided top assist in ventilation.
Train users to use the appropriate type and volume of coolant.
Require use of appropriate PPE.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0011 Laceration/Dismemberment Major Possible 12 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Train users to keep clear of the cutting tool and the part.
Require that the cutting tool is securely fixed (in the quick change tool-post or tail-stock).
Require use of appropriate PPE.
Minor Unlikely 4 Yes
0012 Burn from workpiece Moderate Possible 9 Induction to train users in correct usage.
Allow parts to cool after cutting.
Train users to ensure adequate coolant is used.
Require assessing workpiece temperature before handling.
Insignificant Unlikely 2 Yes

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Ref / ID Decision Details Impact Proposed Date Proposed By Status Approved By Date Resulting Actions and Comments
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