Operating a precision CNC lathe requires a high degree of attention and caution to ensure work safety. Here are some safety precautions you need to pay attention to when operating a precision CNC lathe:

1. Familiar with the operation manual: Before operating the CNC lathe, be sure to read and understand the operation manual of the CNC lathe in detail and understand the various control buttons, switches and safety precautions.

2. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment: CNC lathe includes safety glasses, earplugs (if noisy), overalls, gloves, and protective shoes.

3. Keep the work area tidy: Make sure the CNC lathe work area is clean and tidy, free of debris or obstacles to prevent accidents.

4. Correctly install fixtures and workpieces: CNC lathes use correct fixtures and fixture devices to ensure that the workpiece is firmly fixed on the machine tool to avoid accidents caused by movement or looseness of the workpiece.

5. Handle the tool with care: When replacing the tool or adjusting the position of the tool on the CNC lathe, be sure to stop the machine tool and wait for it to stop running completely. Avoid touching the knife directly with your hands and use specialized tools.

6. Avoid overspeed operation: Operate strictly in accordance with the rated speed of the machine tool and avoid overspeed operation to avoid dangerous situations.

7. Regular inspection and maintenance: Regularly inspect various components and systems of the CNC lathe to ensure their normal operation, and perform maintenance and upkeep as needed.

8. Avoid operating CNC lathes alone: Whenever possible, try to avoid operating CNC lathes alone, especially when performing complex or high-risk operations.

9. Be prepared for emergencies at any time: CNC lathes should be familiar with and understand the emergency stop button and safety system of CNC lathes so that appropriate measures can be taken immediately when an unexpected situation occurs.

10. Training and education: All personnel operating CNC lathes should receive relevant training and education and understand safe operating procedures and emergency procedures.

Following these safety precautions can reduce the risk of accidents and keep operators and those around them safe.