Leveling Your Lathe - Haas Service - Haas Automation, Inc.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2021
- Every machine tool needs to be checked for level periodically to ensure the machine geometry remains correct. In this video Orville reviews the procedure for adjusting the level on your Haas turning center. So if it's been a while since this was last checked, watch the video and follow along to check your own machine.
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Hi Orville,
I need Orville at my shop everyday!!!!!! Thanks Orville
You have to spin the level 180 degrees to calibrate a level!
0:08
Thanks for the video. Can you please do a video showing how to level a VF series mill?
Nice video but one doubt during setting the precision level on turret you just center it by correcting the magnetic base and is this correct way because some machine they are giving attachment or we putting on guideways. Please explain the initial precision level setting step. Rest are good
Is there a special adjustment for the slanted bed
Did you change wedge to 0 degrees?
Don't you also need to check if the center screws are applying too much or too little pressure? If the Z axis stroke was bowed up or down in the middle, as long as there isn't any twist, you wouldn't see movement on that level in the x-direction, right? Wouldn't you need to do the same test but with the level axially in Z?
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May I ask you what kind of error (levelling, twist) cause what kind of error (guideway wear, conical machined parts... etc)?
Nothing more annoying than leveling a lathe. It's exhausting and time consuming, and you get real tired of it when you work for a shop that is constantly moving machines around ;)
Without doing what cruch9 wrote it is Mission Impossible to level the machine correctly.
whoa a foreign colored....