VEVOR
VEVOR Mini Wood Lathe 2.76 x 6.3 in 96W 7-Speed 4220-8450 RPM
A compact 96 W wood lathe with 2.76 in swing and 6.3 in between centres, offering seven speeds from 4220 to 8450 RPM for small turning projects
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width6.1
- Compact 2.76 in diameter and 6.3 in centre distance fits small workpieces
- 96 W motor delivers up to 8450 RPM for fast material removal
- Seven selectable speeds from 4220 to 8450 RPM match cutting needs
- Aluminium-alloy base with steel headstock reduces vibration for precise turning
- 15 lb weight and 13.78 in length make it easy to move and store
Compact DIY Lathe
The VEVOR mini wood lathe is a lightweight benchtop machine designed for home DIY enthusiasts working with cork and soft woods. Its aluminum alloy base and steel headstock reduce vibration for stable, precise turning on small projects.
Upgrade From Hand Tools
This lathe replaces manual carving tools when repeatable, motor-driven cutting is needed. The 96W motor and seven selectable speeds between 4220 and 8450 RPM make the jump worthwhile for users who want consistent material removal without hand fatigue.
Power And Capacity Limits
Operation requires a 110V 60 Hz supply through the included 24V adapter. Maximum turning diameter is 2.76 in and distance between centers is 6.3 in, so workpieces larger than these dimensions cannot be accommodated.
Highlights
- Compact 2.76 in diameter and 6.3 in centre distance fits small workpieces
- 96 W motor delivers up to 8450 RPM for fast material removal
- Seven selectable speeds from 4220 to 8450 RPM match cutting needs
- Aluminium-alloy base with steel headstock reduces vibration for precise turning
- 15 lb weight and 13.78 in length make it easy to move and store
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 6.1 |
Questions about this item
What bench space does the 350 x 60 x 80 mm frame need?
The lathe occupies 350 mm long by 60 mm wide by 80 mm high; allow a few extra centimetres on each side for the tool rest and workpiece overhang.
How do I set one of the seven speeds — 4220, 5300, 5650, 6350, 6660, 7050 or 8450 RPM — and what step is often missed?
Move the belt to the matching pulley groove with the motor off, then re-tension it; the step users skip is checking that the belt sits fully in both grooves before powering on.
When should I replace the 50 mm diamond or HSS cutting pieces and the five sandpaper discs?
Change the cutting pieces when edges dull or chip, and swap sandpaper once the grit no longer removes material cleanly; both are consumables included in the kit.
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