Step 3: Attaching the Collet
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Lightly apply grease to the top portion () on the outside of the collet.
A thin application of grease is sufficient. Do not apply excessively.
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Insert the collet () into the spindle and rotate it in the direction shown in the figure.
Rotate the collet by hand until it no longer naturally falls.
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Attach the 0.3 N·m sleeve onto the torque screwdriver.
IMPORTANT
Be sure to use the 0.3 N·m torque screwdriver sleeve. Failing to do so may lead to a loose collet during milling, which will affect the milling quality and damage the collet.
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Attach the collet attaching/detaching jig onto the torque screwdriver with the sleeve attached.
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Use the torque screwdriver to retighten the collet.
Align the collet with the groove in the collet attaching/detaching jig. Tighten the screws until turning the handle of the torque screwdriver no longer turns the screw bit.
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Confirm that the collet is installed in the spindle, and then click Next.
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Attach the dust-proof cover to the milling area.
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Attach the dust-proof cover so the handle is in the upper-right corner. Check that the magnets on the edge of the cover attach to the mounting frame.
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Close the milling area cover.
Collet maintenance is complete when the spindle unit moves to its original position and The operation is complete. is displayed.