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'''Procedure Number'''
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TC 110-07, Rev. 0
TC 110-07, Rev. 1
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DRAFT
4/9/2021
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= SAFETY =
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See User Guide UG-110-07
[https://vector-space.org/wiki/Wood_lathe_user_guide See Wood Lathe User Guide UG-110-07]


= REFERENCE =
= REFERENCE =


* User Guide UG-110-07
* [https://vector-space.org/wiki/Wood_lathe_user_guide Wood Lathe User Guide UG-110-07]
* Maintenance and Specification MT-110-07
 
* [https://vector-space.org/wiki/Lathe_maintenance_and_specifications Wood Lathe Maintenance and Specification MT-110-07]


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| Understanding of safety requirements for operation of equipment
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| Walk through set-up and operation guidelines
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| Demonstrate removal of material using a hand-held cutting tool or chisel
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| Discuss selection of correct spindle speed for workpiece size, type, shape, and condition
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| Review roughing, sanding and polishing techniques
| Review roughing, sanding and polishing techniques
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| Discuss the selection of spindle speed for various operations
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| Review the selection of turning tools that can be used
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| Discuss Troubleshooting areas
|  [https://vector-space.org/wiki/Lathe_maintenance_and_specifications Reviewed Wood Lathe Maintenance and Specification MT-110-07]
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= Training Completion: =
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Vector Space User: Date training completed:
Vector Space User:  
 
Date training completed:


Vector Space Trainer:
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                                      '''END OF THE PROCEDURE'''
THIS IS THE END OF THE PROCEDURE

Latest revision as of 12:12, 9 April 2021

Shop Area: Woodshop

Tool: Lathe

Procedure Number

TC 110-07, Rev. 1

Date

4/9/2021

GENERAL

Training to be completed prior to using the woodshop lathe.

SAFETY

See Wood Lathe User Guide UG-110-07

REFERENCE

LISTING

√ Indicates review completed

   [Reviewed Wood Lathe User Guide UG-110-07
   Understanding of safety requirements for operation of equipment
   Walk through set-up and operation guidelines
   Demonstrate removal of material using a hand-held cutting tool or chisel
   Discuss selection of correct spindle speed for workpiece size, type, shape, and condition
   Review roughing, sanding and polishing techniques
   Discuss the need to turn concentric workpieces
   Discuss the selection of spindle speed for various operations
   Review the selection of turning tools that can be used
  Reviewed Wood Lathe Maintenance and Specification MT-110-07
   Discuss Troubleshooting areas
   Demonstrate proper cleaning after use
   

Training Completion:

Vector Space User:

Date training completed:

Vector Space Trainer:

 

                                     END OF THE PROCEDURE