Reed-Prentice Reed-Prentice 14"" Toolroom Lathe Model ""B"" Part 1 Instruction Guides

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KEY DRIVE TAPER
Spindle
Nose
FEATURES
1. Greater Accuracy
2. Longer Life
3. Low Inventory -of Chucks
5. Simple Mounting
6. Easy to Clean
7. Less Overhang
8. Utmost Safety
Model "B"
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Headstock
Speeds
Eight (8) or sixteen (16) spindle speeds obtained through nine (9) .' or thirteen (13) accurately cut spur gears shaved to a true involute form concentric with pitch line and operated on heat treated multiple spline shafts by three or four levers at front of headstock.
Increased or decreased spindle speeds can be obtained by changing overhead drive or motor speeds. Construction suitable for high spindle speeds to 1500 R.P.M. and for use with Tungsten Carbide cutting tools.
Materials
Gears are chrome molybdenum S.A.E. 4150 electric furnace steel heat treated and hardened to Rockwell C52-55. Initial drive shaft is heat treated high manganese steel, inter- mediate shaft heat treated nickel chromium steel. Spindle forging S.A.E. 6140 Chrome Vanadium alloy steel heat treated and hardened to Rockwell C36-4,o; spindle nose hardened to Rockwell C55-5S.
Bearings
Anti-friction bearings used throughout headstock, end works and quick change gear mechanism-illustrated in line drawing.
Clutch and Brake
A self contained unit with bracket supporting initial shaft on outer end, unit securely bolted to headstock. Clutch and brake control levers mounted on apron and directly under headstock. Clutch is easily adjusted by removing guard on end of initial shaft and adjusting lock and index collar.
Lubrication
Combined pump and splash system.
automatically pumped through filters. Sight oil level gauge
and drain plug provided.
Oil
for spindle bearings
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Gear Finishing
Below is shown closeup view of spur gear being
shaved on Fellows Gear Finishing Machine.
End Gears
End gears are mounted on anti-friction bearings with Alernite system of lubrication and lower gears run in bath of oil with sight oil level gauge.
Spindle Bearings
Spindle bearings are TIMKEN "zero" precision type; four bearing mounting, thrust adjustment taken on two front bear- ings, rear bearings mounted in floating sleeve to compensate for slight variations in spindle and housing resulting' f.)'om temperature changes. Phantom drawing below clearly illus- trates. Both front and rear bearings mounted in solid housings eliminating cap construction. - -
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16Speed Index Plate
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Range:
Swing over bed ways 16)1:l" Swing over carriage bridge with cover 10y,(" Swing over carriage bridge with taper attachment 9)1:l" Distance between centers, tailstock flush end
of bed Distance between centers, tail stock overhung Steady rest, capacity Tool post takes tool Collet capacity, lever operated spindle nose type
Taper Attachment:
Turns tapers per foot 3)1:l" Turns tapers, length 18"
Headstock:
Number of spindle speeds . Range of spindle speeds, R.P.M.
"Adapted for hig-h spindle speeds 1500 R.P.lVI. max.
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18-536*
22-536*
30" 33"
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Headstock base length . Hole through spindle . Taper hole in spindle, with a
Driving pulley, diameter .....
Driving pulley speed, R.P.M .. Spindle bearings, precision Tim
Diameter spindle in front bear' Diameter spindle in rear beari Spindle nos~ Stan
Tailstock:
Tailstock base, length . Tailstock spindle, diameter . Tailstock traverse and set-over Tailstock taper hole, Morse ta
Carriage and Bed:
Carriage length and bearing on Carriage bridge, width . Carriage compound rest travel Cross feed screw diameter and
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THE NEW
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14"
Model
Lathe
"B"
Thread and feed index plate
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ar d Key Drive Taper
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ways of bed ..
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eads per inch X"-5
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371,"
2571,"
Bed width over ways .......•......... , ,... 15"
Bed depth over vees
Quick Change Gear Mechanism:
Number of thread and feed changes 49 Range of threads per inch including Range of feeds in thousandths per revolution Diameter of leadscrew and threads per inch
Diameter of feed rod :....
1171, 171,-96
271,-160
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Motor Recommended:
Horsepower and speed of motors 3-5-70-1200
(For high spindle speeds motors of 1800
R.P.M. should be used)
(Motor drives can be either flat belt, mul-
tiple vee belt or silent chain)
Floor Space:
Base length 6' x width x height, without taper
Base length 6' x width x height, with taper
92"x44"x55"
92" x46" x5 5"
10Ys"
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Weights:
Net weight, standard equipment and motor drive
without electrical equipment 3800 Ibs.
Net weight, each
two
ft. bed additional..... 360
Standard Equipment:
Includes leadscrew reverse mechanism, large and small face plates, compound rest with steel top block and tool post, steady rest (casting heat-treated aluminum), micrometer chasing stop, cabinet leg tailstock end, oil pan, No. 4 Mor-e sleeve for headstock, thread chasing dial, centers, wrenches and motor drive ar- rangement without electrical equipment. All
handles, hand wheels and knobs chromium plated
and polished. Two plastic knobs on apron handles.
Extra Equipment:
Attachments such as oil pump and piping, fol- low rest (casting heat-treated aluminum), taper attachment, collet attachment and collets, chuck plates, etc., can be supplied.
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Apron
One piece box construction, double bearing type. All gearing S.A.E. 1045 steel. Quick acting independent levers operate cross and longitudinal feeds. Clutch adjustment made by removing
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Leadscrew and Feed Rod
Leadscrew is ground S.A.E. 1040 steel mounted in radial ball bearings, with hardened steel and bronze washers for thrust. Separate leadscrew and feed rod construction, leadscrew does not rotate when using feed rod, and vice versa. Safety interlock prevents engagement of both feed rod and the le adscrew at the same time.
Leadscrew'Reverse
Reverse to carriage is furnished for either feeding or threading without reversing the direction of rotation of lathe spindle. Re- verse lever is located at right hand side of apron and adjustable stops provide for automatically stopping carriage for feeding or threading in either direction at any predetermined point.
Mechanism
Quick Change Gear Mechanism
A self contained unit rigidly bolted and dowelled to front of bed and providing 49 changes of feeds and threads, see index plate.
Gears are steel accurately cut with 'shafts mounted on anti-friction bearings. Reservoir with "one shot" system for sliding yoke provides lubrication for all bearings.
guard and adjusting nuts on end mechanism prevents engaging feeds Rack pinion S.A.E. 3250 hardened anti-friction construction. Gears oiled-e-see illustration below.
of clutch shaft. Interlocking and threads at the same time. steel. All bearings in apron
and bearings automatically
Cross Feed Screw
S.A.E. 6150 chrome Vanadium steel heat treated to Rockwell C36-40, with two direction ball thrust. Cross slide is provided with micrometer chasing stop for regulating depth of cut. This construction permits withdrawing tool up to approximately three revolutions of the cross feed screw and running it in again to stop without changing the micrometeireading.
Tailstock
Massive two bolt type with lateral adjustment for taper turning. Body of tail stock is offset to permit setting compound rest parallel to bed. Spindle -which is graduated is high manganese steel and provided with improved type of binder with equalizing action. One movement forward or back. of lever at top of barrel, locks or releases spindle without affecting alignment.
Oiling Diagram Below
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1. Combined oil pump and splash lubrication to headstock with filtration of oil to main spindle bearings.
2. End Works provided with reservoir for gear bath; bearings lubricated by Alemite system.
3. Quick Change Gear Mechanism provided with reservoir and "one
shot" Inbrication system for sliding yoke.
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4. Apron furnished with oil pump and reservoir providing automatic lubrication to all bearings, bed ways and carriage cross slide.
S. Oil cups for tailstock spindle, feed rod, leads~rew, etc.
6. All bearings, apron, quick change, end works and headstock anti friction type either ball or roller .
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Taper Attachment
Carriage type arranged to travel with the car-
riage. Attachment is of the telescopic type and does not interfere with the in and out movement of the cross feed screw. One end of slide graduated in taper inches per foot, the other end in degrees. Micrometer screw tor adj listing and suitable clamping bolts pro- vided. Capacity is 3" or 15° included angle. Turns tapers 18" in length at one setting. Right or left hand tapers can be turned.
Micrometer Bed Stop
Attaches to front V of bed, with indexing dial gradu-
ated in thousandths. Valuable for accurately feeding
carriage to pre-determined depths.
Collet Attachment
Lever operated type having capacity to Iy,(" diameter, and with the push rod con- struction similar to a hand screw machine. The operating lever is mounted directly over the headstock, permitting easy operation. Lever with end guard casting is always left in position when removing closer unit at spindle nose,
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Follow Rest
For long bed lathes and for shaft work this attach- ment shown at left is recommended. Readily attached to carriage and easily removable. (Casting heat treated aluminum.)
Self Contained Motor Drive
(Flat or "V" Belt and Chain Connected)
Motor is mounted in cabinet leg on hinged bracket with screw adjustment for proper belt or chain ten- sion. Motor is readily accessible for lubrication and repair and belt or chain is completely enclosed by re- movable guard.
Motors recommended 3, 5 or 7~ H.P., 1200 R.P.M. Latter size is recommended with chain drive for heavy duty. 1800 R.P.M. motors are recommended for use
with Tungsten Carbide steels and for high spindle speeds to 1500 RP.M.
On belt drives (either flat or "V") belt motors should not run faster than 1200 R.P.M. For high speeds chain drive should be used. Where chain drives are
used with 1800 R.P.M. motor armature shaft should
not be larger than 1
control is required if reverse to spindle is desired.
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diameter. Reversing electrical
It is recommended that electrical equipment be sent us for mounting and wiring in conduit. This insures correct installation of electrical equipment and opera- tion before shipment.
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Spindle alignment-12" bar, .0005 up or down, in or out. Spindle run out at nose .0002; at end 12" bar within .001.
Printed in United States of America 3M 8-40
Head and tailstock Spindle align. ment, straight to .001 high on tail.
Boring test, 8" bar with collars turned and "miked" to straight with .0005 large at outer end .
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Fa~e plate test, straight to concave .0005.
Heffernan Press,
Worcester, Mass.
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LUBRIOANTS FOR REED-PRENTICE
LATHES
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HEADSTOCK For spindle
motor
Forsp1ndle
011.
of good
Inm FEED WORKS
Use
GHA?lGE FEED BOX
Use
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Sooony SAE
Socony
speeds
up to 536 RPM
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Soeony SAB 60
at' equivlllent
speeds over 536 RPM, use a standard medium machine oil
quality.
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SAE
601'
60
or equivalent motor 011.
or equivalent motor oil.
APRON
Use
the
SAE20.
PRESSURE F'ITTINGS
Uses.cup grease
MISO~LLANEOUS LOCATIONS
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standard
medium.
such
machine 011 of good
as Alemite #33
UseAstandard m.achine 011
lUbricant
such as SAB 20.
quality
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