This is a small desktop lathe that can be used for turning, drilling, boring, threading, and other things. Note: When processing hard materials, the feed rate should be smaller, which means that it will take longer to process than processing wood.
It’s made of an aluminum alloy that’s very strong and won’t bend or break when it’s used.
Can’t Process Alloy: Wood, Plastic, Aluminum, Copper, and Other Soft Metal.
Clamping diameter: 13mm claw, 45mm claw on the other side.
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Applications.
All of the equipment and tools for science and technology in the school, as well as the Science and Technology Museum for students. It is good for improving children’s manual skills and their ability to think on their own, which makes them smarter. Children can use it to learn. Wear goggles when you use. Children need help from adults.
Parameter.
Input voltage: AC100V to 240V 50/60HZ 50/60HZ.
Output voltage : DC12V 3A/4.
The motor has a rated power of 24W, which means it can run at that speed fo.
Speed: High speed motor: 18000r/min – 15.
Low speed: 10000r/min – 15.
Spindle speed: high speed motor 3000r/min – 15.
Low speed: 1600r/min – 15.
Between 0.1mm and 1mm, the spindle will jum.
Large slider stroke: 45mm on the Z axis.
It has a small slider stroke on the X axis: 35mm long.
The center height is 25mm.
Center to center: 110m.
In this case, the turning tool is 3.5*3.5mm in size.
13mm positive claw, 45mm negative cla.
Clamping diameter: 13mm claw, 45mm claw on the other side.
The handle scale is 0.1mm/division.
It can process wood, plastic, and soft metals (pure copper and pure aluminum).
Packages come with.
One lath.
The Accessories.
2 inner hexagon spanners, each with 2 piece.
It takes one double-headed wrench (S = 14.
A cross screwdriver is one of the tool.
On the machine, there is a tool that turns (3.5*3.5mm).
shims: Five of them (0.3mm.
shims: Five of them (0.4mm.
The 1xcenter finde.
Rods for two three-jaw chuck lock.
A clamping plate with two holes on each side of it.
2xscrew(M4*16.
Apron: 1 apro.
One pair of goggle.
Q&.
The answer is no. You can’t change the speed of the machine.
A: The speed is set.
2.What can I do.
a: You can use this machine to make wood, plastic, and other soft metals (pure copper and pure aluminum).
Size: 3.Q: How big is a turning tool.
This tool is 3.5*3.5mm and made of high-speed steel. A: The tool’s size is 3.5*3.5mm.
No, the machine doesn’t run itself.
A: It’s a machine that you use by hand.
5.Q: How far can you swing over your bed.
A: Max swing over bed is 50mm.
I don’t know where the previous reviewer said it could only turn a piece that was only 3 inches long. The unit that I got can turn a piece that is 4-3/4″ long. Perhaps he didn’t think to move the head and tailstock to a different place on the bed. The machine’s description says that you can thread it, but you can’t do that at all without making a lot of changes. There is no lead screw as a start.
A CNC machine. In the box, it isn’.
For my needs, this metal lathe is just right. I can do more fine work on it than I can on my Atlas engine lathe. In the case of a hobby, it is good for model railroading. I don’t know what to do with these instructions. There are a lot of good things about having a lathe. I’m going to change it to make it more useful. I haven’t had the motor overheat when I’ve been turning aluminum, like other people have said. Shuffling is in the works, as well as making a better way to attach the cross-slide and the bed to each other.
In terms of cost, it’s a lot cheaper than my Atlas was. I can use it on my desk to turn a few parts that my Atlas can’t turn quickly enough because they’re too big.
If you need to make a few small parts, like one-offs or molds, this is fine. With a little thought and a few 2″ extrusions, you can use this to turn wood or plastic parts that are less than 6″ in diameter, and it will work. A look, a few screws out, and some thought are all you need to do. People, it’s not that hard.
While it isn’t what it says it is, it is still useful.
When it comes to model railroading, this lathe doesn’t do well with metal. Some brass rod was on sale at the store I go to for hobbies. This lathe was terrible at cutting things off with. The cut angle was checked, the cutting blade was shimmed, and an adjustable power supply was bought to slow it down. There is simply too much flex in this unit to do any metal work.
