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VEVOR Mini Metal Lathe, 7"x14" Benchtop Metal Lathe, 550W Variable Speed 2250RPM Metal Lathe, with 3-jaw Chuck CNC Mini Lathe Machine, Precision Mini Lathe w/Tool Box Digital Display for Metal Turning

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Fulfilled by Boboran
Arrives Jan 3 – Jan 7
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Size: 7" x 14"


Features

  • 100% Nylon
  • Precise Engineering: Ideal for professionals, this power metal lathe's high-precision 4-inch 3-jaw chuck handles both square and round objects with equal aplomb. It's especially suitable for jobs requiring high accuracy, such as threading.
  • Large Working Capacity: This metal working lathe cranks out 550W and handles small to medium projects. It provides a 7.09"/180mm swing over bed and 13.78"/350mm center distance so that you can manage more extensive projects.
  • Upgrade Design: This small metal lathe uses metal gear instead of a nylon one. Aluminum handwheel can increase service life. Automatic power-off protection switch to make it safer. An extra LED lamp can help you finish processing in places with insufficient light.
  • Complete Control: The lathe's rotational speed can be set from 50 to 2500rpm and monitored by the digital display; the well-crafted head and tailstocks, large through-hole, and 4-way tool post also contribute to providing greater control of your work.
  • Professional Construction: 4-way quick change tool post can install 4 standard turning tools at the same time. You can adjust tool post forwards/backward by turn blade adjustors with accurate scales clockwise/anticlockwise.

Brand: VEVOR


Material: Metal


Item Diameter: 7 Inches


Item Weight: 103 Pounds


Compatible Devices: Lathe


Material Type: Metal


Handle Type: handle


Thread Size: M12x1.5


Compatible Devices: Lathe


Included Components: Metal Lathe


UPC: 700721028726


Brand Name: VEVOR


Manufacturer: VEVOR


Item Weight: 103 Pounds


Item Diameter: 7 Inches


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Extremely happy
I got this to mount to the 6” Rotary table, and it was the best thing I ever did! It’s a little tall when added to the rotary table, so I’ll likely end up getting the 4” version as well, but I still have enough height for 90% of my projects. I faced off each of the jaws so they were all perfectly aligned with my table and there was only about 0.001 variation across all four jaws on any of the steps! The thread on the jaws were a little stiff when reversing them, but that is freeing up with use, and less play is better anyhow. The bottom of the chuck has a recessed hole, so I did make up a locating pin that fits the hole in the rotary table and the hole in the chuck, which centers it almost perfectly, and only requires a couple of minutes with a dial indicator to get it centered as I snug up the clamping bolts. Once centered, I get less than 0.001 runout. It’s great for securing odd shapes, or locating a piece off center from the axis of the rotary table. The rotary table makes it super easy to tram the work piece and to change the orientation on the fly! I love this setup! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2021 by Tim S
    • NOT something for the money!
Size: 7" x 14"
Review Image by Shawn M. Shawn M.
Review Image by Shawn M. Shawn M.
Start/Stop/Safety switch bad out of the box. Holding coil ohms open, and supposedly having a replacement shipped by Seller “After the Spring Holiday”. On that, if they honor it, I guess we’ll have to see… Alignment over just 12” is quite off (photos), and no adjustment to aim tailstock or recenter headstock. Attempts to turn anything over 3” in length also shows resonant frequency from DC motor and work tends to “walk” out of the chuck jaws. No, I would not buy this again, and I’m regretting it. UPDATE: Seller did honor warranty, by sending a complete new Start/Stop/Safety switch, and I do appreciate that. Did quite a bit of work on the tailstock, to attempt to get better centering, but also had to further purchase a live center and a live chuck, to try to stabilize anything over a few inches in length. The DC resonant frequency problem is truly a nuisance, and makes finishing anything a process of hand-sanding and lots of continuous measuring. The tool bars are poor quality, and constantly honing them or better quality replacements are the only options. Things will absolutely not stay secure (I’m repeatedly finding drive-end parts coming loose, probably due to the resonance), and the mic adjusters on the tool holder “jump” up to .5mm without warning (even after going in with micro-shim washers, to take some of the play out. Yes, I understand you get what you pay for, but I wouldn’t do this again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Shawn M. Shawn M.
    • 4.5 stars. It needs a lot of adjustment but worth it. Excellent customer service.
Size: 7" x 14"
This is a good value for the money. Be prepared to spend several days adjusting, re-adjusting, and re-adjusting every aspect of the lathe. The lathe arrived on time and was secured in an adequate shipping crate. The supplied instruction manual is a joke. YouTube has many videos about this lathe, its adjustment, and its operation. This lathe is not powerful. This is a good thing. Less power means it takes longer to get yourself into trouble. The two shortfalls of the lathe I received are the motor speed controller and the cross-slide. The motor speed controller is another thing I will have to adjust. The lathe motor will not run below 150 RPM. This is easily fixable. The main issue I have is the adjustment gib on the cross-slide. I disassembled and reassembled it multiple times to get it to track smoothly. It would always become tight at one end of its travel and is much harder to crank in one direction than the other. I finally noticed that the gib is quite bent. I am afraid that it will break if I try to straighten it. I am contacting Vevor for a replacement gib. Update: I contacted customer support and sent photos of the bent gib. They responded quickly and sent me a replacement compound. The replacement part arrived very quickly. After cleaning, adjusting, and lubricating it is installed and the lathe is running very well. Excellent customer service from Vevor. 4.5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by John A. Schroeder
    • this is my first lathe an will be the first one ive used.
Size: 7" x 14"
Review Image by James James
Review Image by James James
Review Image by James James
it arrived on time, in a wooden crate with the machine bolted to the bottom of the crate. how ever everything that wasn't attached to the machine was left laying loose in the crate including the tale stock. there was some light damage picture, an i dont know if it was from the tale stock or boxes of tools gears or tooling but the plexiglass shield over the chuck was broken. everything else seems to be fine, part of the case where the rpm display power switches an other controls looks like it might be bent but theres no signs of anything being hit an everything lines up so i dont think it took a hit but is more just the shape they decide on the case im not sure but its not bent from being hit but other than this everything looks like it suppose to i assume. the down side of the wood crate, it took a hit at some point an broke some of the wood which ended up with little wood chips inside so before i turned the machine on i took the side cover off an checked to make sure everything looked ok an i found little pieces of the wood chips stuck in the grease on the gears so i cleaned all this out an all the oil off the machine to get that clean of wood an then tried turning it on an nothing, then realized i had removed the shield an left the arm flipped back an when i flipped it back forward the display came on so that was a safety feature i didnt expect from this machine so kinda happy about that, then turned the knob to forward an the rpm knob an slowly made my way through an was able to get it to run from 50ish to 2260ish so i super glued the broken shield back together to have something on the machine an so far with my very little experience it seems to work the way it should, i started with a small piece of wood then went to aluminum an it was very satisfying to work the machine even with not knowing what i was doing but i managed to get the aluminum to come off in a long coil so i took that as good, not 100% if this is what im suppose to go for or if its the chips, i need to do some more research so i know what to expect. but for the money i dont think u can beat it an if your like me every dime counts an me buying it is not going to help me make money until i get competent in using it and incorporating it into my other project which will be the easy part, figuring out how to get the best results with what i got will be the hard part. if something changes an i have issues i'll be back to update. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by James James

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