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Question: What bed extension will work with this lathe?
Document: With the addition of the bed extension, a new PSI chuck, and slight modification to the setup I have turned up to 60 inch spindles and turned bowls out of soap stone with ease. Highly recommended!! !
I looked for some time before purchasing the Jet Mini Lathe. I am very satisfied with my dedision to buy. Great quality with close tolerancesin all moving parts. Wood recommend highly. I do wish I would have boughtthe lathe extension. I can still do it but should have at time of lathe purchase.
Let me start off by saying that this lathe is made very well. The headstock lines up perfectly with the tailstock and the toolrest/tailstock both slide smoothly over the base. Changing speeds is fairly simple, even though the motor is not variable. My only complaint is the lack of a good location for storing the drift rod. You may want to consider buying an extension for this lathe, since it is currently limited to turning small objects.Very good overall. Definitely worth the money.
It looks to be well-made and well-finished.I hope its motor lasts. It's a pity that the bed is not just a little longer, and the tool rest is certainly too small.
Well just a follow up to my earlier reviews.The 3rd unit was air mailed to me,  the shipping box was saturated with water but the stroform encasement kept the unit protected and all elements work fine. I have not changed my mind about Amazon's shippping Wows with this product but am happy with the mini lathe product itself.
Two to pull the lathe out while the 3rd removes the box. The base is cast iron and heavy!Anyway, within about 10 minutes (no joke) my wife was turning basic designs on an old banister we had in the garage.Once I realized you have to be GENTLE and let the tool do the work (after bending the gouge) it was rather easy to make basic curves and designs.
Having used probably a dozen different brands/models of mini and midi lathes over the years I think that the Jet 1014 is the best value mini lathe on the market; so when I needed to buy a new mini lathe it was the obvious choice.Though there are lower cost lathes out there, they are not likely to last as long or work as well as the Jet.Worth every penny spent.
I initially thought that I had a defective motor, but after finding many similar complaints in various forums on the internet, I called Jet and the tech confirmed that these motors run very hot. The only advice he gave me was, if failure occurs in the next 5 years, they will replace it via the warranty.Aside from the premature failure that is bound to come as a result of the heat, it is physically uncomfortable to work in front of the lathe.
For years I had been using a large, old, Delta lathe at work but since my retirement (ya, right) I no longer have that access. I have had to add power tools to my crib to accomplish the inventions and ideas that come into my head. I thought the Jet Mini lathe might be a bit too small but I was wrong. This lathe may not be large in size but it can do some pretty big work if and when you want it to.
First the motor won't &#34;drop&#34; when I try to change the belt position. After some &#34;juggling&#34; it will work.The tightening knobs need tp be readjusted.
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