As I am not sure at all how this thing works and the semi blurry images in the manuals don't provide much insight, to me at least.ĭoes anyone have an idea of what could be broken to what extent the turret would need to be disassembled to be able to replace the damaged parts? Can all the locking parts be accessed from the face plate side once the tool post (or what's it called) is removed? I would like to steer clear of all the electrical components. I have checked the manuals posted here about the TOE turrets but figured to ask before taking it all apart. The turret vibrates during turning operations significantly, which is clear checking with a dial indicator. Ever since I haven't been able to get any tool to work without extensive chatter. This results in the turret giving back once the tool touches the workpiece. Just by requesting the turret to rotate, the locking function started working again but it's still missing the locking force. During the crash turret took a hit too resulting in it losing the locking function as you can see from the video below. 1999 CIVIC OWNERS MANUAL PDF Baruffaldi Turret, China Baruffaldi Turret Suppliers Directory on In the 50s it expanded its business area manufacturing brakes and clutches for several industrial applications. Just a week ago had an unfortunate crash which resulted in base jaws fracture, which I already got a replacement parts from Kitagawa. Been doing some small parts from aluminum to stainless and it has worked pretty well considering the size of the machine. It's been in some kind of mass production use earlier, has all the bells and whistles like bar feeder, hydraulic chuck etc.

Quite recently I acquired most likely the only TU 150 P in Finland.

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