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VEVOR Wood Lathe
Lightweight DIY: Compact and portable design with powerful capabilities, our mini wood lathe caters to the needs of home DIY enthusiasts, providing convenient woodworking solutions.
Sturdy & Stable: Featuring a high-quality aluminum alloy base and a solid steel headstock, our mini lathe machine minimizes vibrations, ensuring precise and stable operations.
Powerful Motor: The mini lathe features a 96W high-frequency motor, delivering a maximum speed of 8500 RPM, allowing users to easily perform high-speed cutting and planning, enhancing work efficiency and processing quality.
7-Speed Control: Choose from 7-speed options between 4220 RPM and 8500 RPM to meet different cutting speed requirements, thus achieving precise control over your woodworking projects.
Comprehensive Accessories: A complete set of rich accessories including an adapter, power cord, Allen wrench, ball fixing pin, hexagonal bead fixing needle, sandpaper for polishing, and more, embarking on an endless journey of creative woodworking.
Jonathan Moreno –
Good tools
This wood lathe may be small, but it works amazing.You just gotta have patience
UncleSim –
Good value, good enough
The Jacobs is smaller than it looks, about 1/4″ fully opened, so I didn’t get to use it for its intended purpose. But it’s going to find use, I’m sure, so I’m keeping it.I like the shroud it includes for a disc cutter so you could possibly use it like a tiny table saw.The power brick has selectable voltage which gives you different motor speeds.It’s a sturdy enough, good enough hobby helper and I doubt you’ll find better value in the price range
John Viars –
Okay for small jobs. Motor quit 45 minutes in.
If spindles are in your future then this will do it. It is also capable of small bowls and cups. It is not weighted well and will vibrate at the slightest bit out of balance. The base is sheet metal and doesn’t provide enough weight or support to do bigger products. At 1/3 horse power it’s just not able to keep up with bigger tasks that involve a lot of rough gouging. After about 45 minutes into my first use I turned the machine off and it never started back. It was pretty warm, but not burning hot. No smoke, no weird smells, no sounds. It just quit. I returned it and bought a Harbor Freight 58358. I got the bed extension for it here on Amazon. It’s 1/2 horse and much better quality for a hobbyist.
David Erickson –
Speed control problem?
Initially I was very impressed. Especially the variable speed control without changing drive belt pulley changes.After just under 1 months use, the factor I so appreciated seems to have failed.If you don’t mind making very light cuts, the lathe is still usable, but if you try to use machine normally, it has no value.If you set the speed control at, say 500 RPM and try to make a normal cut, the speed drops to zero until you remove the tool from the wood, whereupon the speed returns to the original setting.This lathe boasts a 6A, 1Hp motor which at this point is not suspect as the results of a failed motor would be quite different from the symptom that I have.With 35 years of electrical experience in the US Navy, in a factory and residential, I have a broad knowledge base.I have yet to troubleshoot this lathe, but I would suspect the drive belt slipping or an issue with the speed control unit.Before this problem I was VERY pleased and would give this lathe an easy 5 star rating. I dropped one star until I see how much help I get from Customer Service.We’ll, I took off the speed control covers (2) and everything looks good. No burned components. All the connectors seemed to be attached and tight. The drive belt was clean, dry and tight (1/2″ deflection).I turned the lathe ON and set the speed to 400 RPM. The motor came up to speed and the LED displayed 400 +/- 2 RPM.I held the chrome end of the head stock and applied force to put a load on the motor. I was able to stop the motor with very little effort and the LED display went to “0”.I unplugged the lathe and put the covers back on.Time to call Customer Service.
Martin Rohde –
I use this to polish inlay rings and it’s a champ.
I make inlay rings and this lathe is perfect for that. I can not speak to using it as a wood turning lathe but it is not super powerful so you need to know how to use a lesser powered machine to not destroy it in a half hour like i saw someone else review. I would totally put that on the user just over working the machine. It has multiple speeds but i only need to use the slowest one as it is fast enough for what i’m doing and it works well. Its pretty straight forward and seems to be built strong enough for what it is intended to be used for. If i have to i would buy another because the price and quality is right.
Amazon Customer –
Garbage tool.
You want to turn a piece of wood within the advertised width? Too bad the screw for the bar adjustment is in the way. Want to move the bar down? You gotta take your piece out to get to adjustment screw. You want to run it for more than 3 total hours? Too bad motor is noisy and weak after one small project. And don’t get me started on the garbage carving tools it comes with. Do not buy this product.
Wendell Fields –
VERY UNSAFE
EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!Even at the lowest speed it is still to fast.The tailstock does not feel secure at all.I have been working with power tools all my life from small tools such as this to a drill press weighing 8000lbs.This thing is a accident waiting to happen.
rusty –
fun and useful
ive had this lathe almost 2 years so this is a long review and i absolutely love this lil lathe i have turned many things from super hardwood to cork and it always preforms … about 1 year in i dropped the power supply and broke it and since then ive just been using a 90w 19v non adjustable power supply from my old laptop it.. the turning tools will do on soft stuff but the blades are thin and they bounce introducing a less than desirable finish.. i just bought a a better set of wood chisels just like the ones that came with it .. the solid tool they send thats smaller and thicker is great but dulls fast and needs careful sharpening to be put back in service … i would buy again and again its perfect for the small trinket makers and the person whos not sure they want to get into wood turning this makes a great cheap way to dip your toes … i use it to turn corks for old bottles and muzzle plugs for my blackpower rifles along with screw driver handles i bought a long bit set and made my own wooden screw driver set .. buy it you wont be sorry… also as far as mounting i just slap it in my vice and give her a snugging and turn away…
Bazzzoukk –
J’adore ce mini tour. On peut tout faire avec car il est bien puissant.Évidemment on ne peut pas faire de grosses pièces, mais ce n’était pas mon but.Moi je trouve que les outils fournis avec sont suffisamment corrects pour débuter.Pour moi le rapport qualité-prix vraiment bon.Boutons de portes, poignées, pièces d’échec, éléments de décoration. J’ai aussi pu adapté des clés de violoncelle sans devoir aller chez un luthier, ce qui m’a déjà remboursé largement le mini tour!Il est sans doute parfait aussi pour les maquettistes.Un petit outil vraiment très agréable à utiliser, précis et fiable.
Alfonso Pastor Moreno –
Pructo con una excelente relación calidad / precio. Es un aparato solido y robusto que permite hacer pequeños trabajos de torneado y taladrado.El motor es lo suficientemente potente y su relgulación electrónica de velocidades permite muy bien la realización de esos pequeños trabajos.Además el aparato se suministra con un montón de complementos, que hacen de este pequeño aparato una maquina-herramienta muy versatil.La verdad es que por un precio tan bajo no esperaba tanto del aparato, pero cumple con creces todo lo que promete el anunciante.Además, con un extraordinario servicio de atención al cliente.
dodo –
Parfait
Fratelli Gubbioni sas –
Il prodotto si è rotto dopo 3 ore e mi offrono un rimborso di meno di 1/3 del prezzo pagatoAzienda non seria
Arturo –
El torno funciona muy bien y es muy cómodo y sencillo de usar gracias al potenciómetro, que evita engorrosos y lentos cambios de poleas. Es cierto que el potenciómetro va a intervalos y que no puedes elegir unas r.p.m. con total exactitud, pero eso no suele tener mayor importancia.La construcción es sólida y el contrapunto perfectamente alineado.