REPLACING THE DRIVE BELT

1. The two doors are open.

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2. Take the handle, and release the lever that locks. The handle should be pulled upwards to release tension from the drive belt, and

then tighten the locking lever.

3. Remove the two screws, then take off the handwheel.

4. Release the set screw on the pulley of the spindle.

5. Make use of a mallet with a soft tip to tap the shaft of the spindle through the bearing. Tap it enough to allow it to rotate. The spindle shaft to the left releases the spindle pulley and the spindle shaft.

6. Take the drive belt off the pulley of the motor.

7. Change the belt and spindle unit in reverse. Use the correct tension on the belt drive. Refer to the section

8. Important: When securing the handwheel and the spindle to the flat, tighten the screw set in the handwheel pulley for the spindle to the flat surface of the

The spindle’s surface. Examine the spindle’s pulley to determine if it’s properly aligned to the motor’s pulley. Adjust as needed.

When you sand a turned piece against the grain results in the wood fibers being able to lie on top and stay rough. When you sand a turn against the grain can cut the wood fibers into a smooth. The turning piece should be rotated in both directions is the best way to get an extremely smooth finish. The majority of lathes that turners require remounting the workpiece to the reverse side to accomplish the dual-rotation. It is time-consuming and, in many cases, impossible. With the Delta 46-460, it is as easy as a flip of a switch.

• The powerful Motor with 1HP Max can deliver 1,725 RPM for efficient removal of stock
• The massive 12-1/2″ capacity swing provides the biggest capacity for midi-lathes.
• It is the highest efficiency speed range of 250-4,000 RPM. It has the slowest low-end velocity in this class to make large turns and quick high-end speeds for smaller turnings
• The forward and reverse functions let the turner achieve a better finish
• The belt tension system is patent-pending and lets you make quick and easy speeds and adjusts the belt to the right tension each time to ensure maximum power transfer and longer tool life.
• The indexing pin can be used to secure the spindle of the headstock in various locations for fluting and other ornamental applications.
• The cast-iron construction is all-cast, which provides stability and is extremely durable.
• The midi-lather comes with a three” faceplate, a 6″ tool rest, and a 10-” tool rest
• Long spindles that are turning require either a larger tool rest or for the user to constantly move the shorter tool rest
• Short-turning work demands a shorter spindle
• The switch on the headstock that is over the headstock makes it simple in access to the switch.
• The MIDI LATHE has a max distance from the centers at 42″ (with the bed extended) The MIDI LATHE can turn objects to the length of a chair leg, or as small as a Thimble
• Make use of a live center with a ball bearing for smooth movement
• Includes a high-quality, steel knockout bar
• It is a bed length expansion (Model 46-463) is a 25-1/2″ long cast-iron bed that increases the overall bed length of the 46-460 to 42″ (sold separately).
• This electronic speed controller features three-speed ranges of pulleys to give the needed speeds to rotate a project without altering the belt direction.
• The belt’s 6 grooves allow the most powerful ability to turn larger objects.
• The belt’s upfront access lets the user quickly alter speeds
• The storage on board makes it easy to access the adjustments tools
• ” and 10″ tool rests” and 10″ tool rests provide support in a number of turning applications.