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ZHRUI High Power 60W Powerful Mini Metal DIY 4-axis Rotating Lathe Lathes Machine Tools With Base 12000 rpm for Wood Soft Metals Plexiglass Plastic
Technical Parameter:
- Hi-power motor is adopted with all drive axes, maximum speed up to 12000 rpm
- Input voltage/Current /Power: 12V/5A/60W
- Input Voltage of Switch Power Supply: 110V-240V
- The largest diameter of processed material: 50mm. Adding intermediate blocks, it will enlarge the machining rotary diameter to 150mm
- The length of processed material: 150 mm
- The chuck and collets is 1 to 6mm
- X-axis slider travels: 150mm
- Center height-75mm,center distance- 150 mm.
- Machine size:330mm*130mm*200mm;Bottom plate size:315mm*200mm*17mm
Package List
- 1 x Mini Lathe
- 1 x Set of Accessories
- 1 x Workbench Plate
- 1 x Power Adapter
- 1 x User Manua
Charles W
2025-09-03 12:37:00
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Customer
2025-08-24 18:07:32
Good quality for the price. Good starting matching to learn the basics and do light metal work.
Dr jim
2025-08-07 16:22:36
I can't even do the single thing I purchased it for - which is center drilling requiring either a chuck or collets in the tail stock. Many competitive products of the same lathe ( different colors) come with generous accessories.It has sticky inserts in its base but no feet are supplied.Missing about 1/2 the screws and things in the "user manual".The chuck and tailstock have non-typical thread (m12x.75) which seems unique to this product.Even though the seller cheaped out on accessories, at least he could supply links to sources for needed parts.It's still a pretty lathe. But not at all useful except making pencils or pens
Jtech
2025-07-03 16:19:59
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Kindle Customer
2025-06-12 18:11:43
Wish there was a variable speed option but other than that completely satisfied.
Albert Thalheim
2025-06-09 12:20:08
L'installation a été facile: le tour est pré-assemblé et il suffit de le fixer sur sa base.J'ai cependant ajouté des coussinets de mousse entre le tour et la base pour assurer une meilleure assise, et fixé un tapis de caoutchouc mince anti-dérapant aux pads collants sous la base afin de déplacer le tour à volonté.Les instructions sont claires et le maniement aisé.Mes premiers travaux ont été réalisés facilement et avec précision.Le tour est suffisamment fort pour façonner des boulons d'acier standard.MISE A JOUR:Je retire une étoile pour les éléments suivants:1. Les inscriptions sur les manivelles ont pour objectif de calibrer les déplacements d'outils au 100e de millimètre près: mais les divisions ne sont pas réparties également au périmètre, d'oû imprécision (voir photos).2. Les vis de la tourelle ont un déplacement d'un millimètre par tour de manivelle. Cependant, le guide de rotation/support de mèche (face au mandrin) utilise une vis 5/16-20 (voir photo). Un tour de manivelle déplace donc la mèche de 1,27mm, ce qui n'accorde pas la précision souhaitée.Le manufacturier a été informé de ces défauts, mais ne s'est pas prononcé sur une possible correction.
NorOnt Off Grid
2025-05-17 13:17:31
Okay, this is a really neat toy, and for some purposes it could be considered a tool. If you need to lathe small plastic or wood objects, this could be very useful. If you want to learn the way of a lathe, it could be useful. But if you want a workhorse machine, this isn't it.It's under-powered, it's very light-duty, and it's miniature.. That said, for the things within it's duty cycle, it works very well.Without load it runs around 15 watts, and ramps up a bit from there if you have your cutting tool engaged.It really is very easy to operate... the hardest part is opening/closing the clamp end... After that, all you have to remember is patience, and presto, you're lathing. Gearing on all the cranks is appropriate for the lathe and it's no problem to find the right speed.As an educational tool, is where this could shine bright. It is already being used to help homeschooling with an introduction to a woodworking tool -- A tool, which can be very dangerous -- but here it is in a much safer, and fun form that you feel comfortable letting children work with. It's sparked a lot of interest too, which keeps them involved!
Tech Curious
2025-05-13 14:47:40
First off, this thing is tiny so keep that in mind when you purchase as it will have limited usefulness.I decided to try facing some brass as a test and discovered a few quirks about this machine.- the slide screw faces up, which means all the chips from machining fall right into the thread and stick to the grease on the screw (see photos)- the motor sitting on top of the headstock sorta gets in the way for when you want to tighten the chuck- there's probably not enough mass in the whole thing to make for a smooth machine, you can see from my brass that it did not leave a smooth finish. There was some chattering even though I was going at a fairly slow rateI think that this might be ok for make pencils and pens, plastics or wood would probably be better materials to be used on this lathe.
Charles W
2025-05-02 21:30:09
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Customer
2025-04-18 13:48:27
Good quality for the price. Good starting matching to learn the basics and do light metal work.
Dr jim
2025-03-04 16:54:24
I can't even do the single thing I purchased it for - which is center drilling requiring either a chuck or collets in the tail stock. Many competitive products of the same lathe ( different colors) come with generous accessories.It has sticky inserts in its base but no feet are supplied.Missing about 1/2 the screws and things in the "user manual".The chuck and tailstock have non-typical thread (m12x.75) which seems unique to this product.Even though the seller cheaped out on accessories, at least he could supply links to sources for needed parts.It's still a pretty lathe. But not at all useful except making pencils or pens
Jtech
2025-02-14 13:44:02
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Kindle Customer
2025-01-28 12:19:25
Wish there was a variable speed option but other than that completely satisfied.
Albert Thalheim
2025-01-13 11:25:18
L'installation a été facile: le tour est pré-assemblé et il suffit de le fixer sur sa base.J'ai cependant ajouté des coussinets de mousse entre le tour et la base pour assurer une meilleure assise, et fixé un tapis de caoutchouc mince anti-dérapant aux pads collants sous la base afin de déplacer le tour à volonté.Les instructions sont claires et le maniement aisé.Mes premiers travaux ont été réalisés facilement et avec précision.Le tour est suffisamment fort pour façonner des boulons d'acier standard.MISE A JOUR:Je retire une étoile pour les éléments suivants:1. Les inscriptions sur les manivelles ont pour objectif de calibrer les déplacements d'outils au 100e de millimètre près: mais les divisions ne sont pas réparties également au périmètre, d'oû imprécision (voir photos).2. Les vis de la tourelle ont un déplacement d'un millimètre par tour de manivelle. Cependant, le guide de rotation/support de mèche (face au mandrin) utilise une vis 5/16-20 (voir photo). Un tour de manivelle déplace donc la mèche de 1,27mm, ce qui n'accorde pas la précision souhaitée.Le manufacturier a été informé de ces défauts, mais ne s'est pas prononcé sur une possible correction.
NorOnt Off Grid
2024-12-30 11:16:49
Okay, this is a really neat toy, and for some purposes it could be considered a tool. If you need to lathe small plastic or wood objects, this could be very useful. If you want to learn the way of a lathe, it could be useful. But if you want a workhorse machine, this isn't it.It's under-powered, it's very light-duty, and it's miniature.. That said, for the things within it's duty cycle, it works very well.Without load it runs around 15 watts, and ramps up a bit from there if you have your cutting tool engaged.It really is very easy to operate... the hardest part is opening/closing the clamp end... After that, all you have to remember is patience, and presto, you're lathing. Gearing on all the cranks is appropriate for the lathe and it's no problem to find the right speed.As an educational tool, is where this could shine bright. It is already being used to help homeschooling with an introduction to a woodworking tool -- A tool, which can be very dangerous -- but here it is in a much safer, and fun form that you feel comfortable letting children work with. It's sparked a lot of interest too, which keeps them involved!
Tech Curious
2024-12-14 10:38:44
First off, this thing is tiny so keep that in mind when you purchase as it will have limited usefulness.I decided to try facing some brass as a test and discovered a few quirks about this machine.- the slide screw faces up, which means all the chips from machining fall right into the thread and stick to the grease on the screw (see photos)- the motor sitting on top of the headstock sorta gets in the way for when you want to tighten the chuck- there's probably not enough mass in the whole thing to make for a smooth machine, you can see from my brass that it did not leave a smooth finish. There was some chattering even though I was going at a fairly slow rateI think that this might be ok for make pencils and pens, plastics or wood would probably be better materials to be used on this lathe.
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