Reseñas de clientes para Torno compacto para metal VEVOR de 18 x 35 cm (7" x 14"), con velocidad ajustable de 0 a 2500 RPM y mandril de 3 mordazas de 10 cm (4"), ideal para metalurgia, diseño de sobremesa para proyectos de torneado de metal.

Quand jai reçu la machine...une des roue était brisé mais le service après vente de vevor ont vite fait de m'en envoyer une autre....je suis entièrement satisfait par la machine ainsi que son prix....j'ai prévu de modifier le moteur et plusieurs autres fonctionnalités aussi.....mais à la base,ce n'est pas un jouet,sest une vraie machine outils

This is the third lathe I bought. The first two I bought were from Ebay and they never delivered and I had to wait to get my money back. I did get my money back , but it delayed my projects from getting done for 6 months. I ordered this lathe from Vevor and they promised delivery in 1 week and they lived up to there promise . Do not delay ordering from this company, prices are going up so order now. This lathe is the best product out there . I bought this for pool cue repair and it works just what you would expect a good lathe to work. The quality is great. Well made heavy casting for the bed, great precision .0001 tol. Renn

The lathe arrived within a few days of purchase and was undamaged. The crate it was shipped in is a work of art and worth keeping. I have spent ~24 hours disassembling, cleaning, inspecting, deburring, honing, oiling, greasing, and reassembling the lathe's mechanical subsystems - tail stock, compound slide, cross slide, carriage, apron, ways, feed screw, rack gear, chuck, and stud gears. I also inspected the motor and electronics. I have posted >150 photos in the Facebook group Home Shop Machinist (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1104020856281121) of my progress - 10/12 (6), 10/23 (19), 10/26 (46), 10/28 (17), 10/31 (35), 11/04 (26), 11/07 (5). This is the second lathe I have owned. I am very pleased with it so far. I am looking for more accessories - MT3 ER32 collet chuck w/collets, MT3 dead center, faceplate and lathe dogs, follower/steady rest, MT2 live center, tooling. I am also planning a few upgrades - way covers and locks and/or stops for the slides. Once I get it mounted to a solid base I will align the tailstock, tool, and chuck. Once aligned I will begin to make parts with it. I look forward to many years of service from it. It is a fine addition to my small home shop.

Before getting this lathe, I wathed video's from several youtubers reviewing/disassembling/repairing this (vevor) and other brands of 7x12 mini lathes. There seems to be several common issues - nothing show stopping - just sloppy toleranes, cost cutting, and poor QA. Although I have not taken the meters to the machine to test runout and flatness,I definately rest easier finding a lot of the issues had been resolved, at least in my model. Paint was much more even/not oversprayed, chuck had a back plate, tailstock has a cam lock, The dials are fairly tight out of the box - not much slop. The gibs I have checked have properly aligned holes. Forward/Reverse engage cleanly. Disenage is pretty clean. I can jiggle the lever up enough to get the gears to grind, but I have to force it. Machine seemed nicely oiled (not waxed or whatever gunk stuff is sometimes shipped with) )and is probably nopt going to need the deep cleaning I was expecting. The tailstock does suffer - it does not quite fit on the bed and is a bit slanted. But it looks like it is aligned fairly well and might just be a matter of horizontal adjustment to perfection. Meters will tell later on. Delivery was in a wooden crate. It is heavy. The UPS driver hates me. heh. But once removed trom the box the lathe is almost manageble by one person. BTW, just how do you open those wooden crates? this is the 3rd and I still have only about a 15% success rate straiting the connectors). Unbolting the lathe from the oontainer was tedious because I was worried of the lathe falling, and lifting it was iffy because I did not know where the best lift points (or the no lift points) were. Not looking forward to bringing it down to the basement where it will live. Included accessories are adquate but not awe inspiring. Such a cute little toolbox though - maybe (for the 30 cents the box must cost) a larger one, or two of them could be included with the lathe, because there is almost not enough room for it to be usable with even just the spare gears and teeth.

Very fast shipping , 7 x 14 lathe works perfectly very good bargain. so far very good equipment thank you

La banda del motor del torno se reventó, dónde pudiera comprarla ? El modelo del torno tal como se muestra en la foto es YS-2180A

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Let me say first of all that when I rate a product that I've purchased online, I take into consideration the performance, quality, features, and price. I add all of those things up and come up with a rating. This Vevor metal lathe seems well worth the money to me. It's a lot of machine for the price. It's been performing well for me and seems to be well made, for the price. I think it will hold up and last for a long time if taken care of. I rarely need exact machine work in my knife making hobby but this machine has done what I asked of it so far, and done it well. Is it the quality and level of preciseness of a much more expensive lathe? No, it's not, but it's not really intended for that, although with some tweaking it can be made to perform very well. It's primarily intended for someone like me that does hobby work and sometimes needs to manufacture a small part. It does all of that very well. A plastic tool box full of extra's was included: HSS turning bits which aren't the best quality but work pretty well except on steel; A bunch of extra gears for changing the automatic feed speed, tools, an oil bottle, etc. Everything seems to be decent quality except that the plastic tool box got pretty much destroyed in shipping. The lathe has a variable speed control and forward/reverse switch that both work as they should. I managed to break the belt first thing by doing something I shouldn't have and had to change it to a new one. If that happens to you, you'll need to watch a video on changing the belt. It took me awhile the first time but from now on it should only take a few minutes. No extra belts are included but they aren't expensive if you shop around. All in all, I'm pleased with this little machine. I think it's money well spent and I would buy it again.

After reading multiple reviews, I knew what I was getting into. Suprisingly the quality of the lathe wasn't as bad as some of the reviews I read. Still took it all apart clean, lubricated, shimmed and adjusted for proper movement. QTP is a must, in my opinion. Note that a lot of the gib screws are loose out of the box. The lathe is well packaged and arrived within 2 days of the purchase date.

I'm overall pleased with the machine, however it arrived damaged. My first impression was that it may have been a return because the power control circuit board was broken from its mount and the power wire was disconnected from the power switch, A fairly simple repair, and it has been working very well.