Signswise 24W 20000rpm Motorized Mini Metal Working Lathe Machine DIY Tool Metal Woodworking for Hobby Sience Education Modelmaking - DiZiWoods Store





Options:
-Extra sturdy design: Machine essential elements undertake full metallic construction.
-Related by I-formed metallic connecting blocks. Adopting extra sturdy metallic slider.
-Tailstock particular design and constructed-in bearing for extra snug use.
-Constructed-in overheat safety to guarantee the protected operation of the system.
-Built-in design of the spindle field and the motor.
-Motor help stepless velocity regulation and constructive and destructive rotating.
-Good for DIY, interest, scholar mannequin making, small elements & crafts processing. Specification
Motor velocity :20,000rpm/min(non-compulsory selection 12,000rpm/min)
Enter voltage/present/energy:12VDC/2A/24W
Most working materials diameter: 20mm
Working materials size:135mm
Axis Z slider journey :30mm Axis X slider journey:160mm
Working materials: lignin plastic, smooth metallic (gold, silver, copper, aluminum and so on.), acrylic, plastic and so forth
With zero.02mm scale line ,the hand wheel will increase the precision when processing Word:
All of the mini lathes are of basic precision. Appropriate for DIY, sience schooling, common crafts and mannequin making. Can NOT be used for excessive accuracy machining of commercial grade. DO NOT appropriate for purchaser that has excessive precision requirement.This can be a mini desktop lathe which may used for turning, drilling, boring, threading and different processing.
Processing Supplies: Wooden, Plastic, Aluminum, Copper and different Mushy Metal.
Lathe Materials: Aluminum Alloy + Zinc Alloy + ABS.
Center peak 25mm, middle distance 135mm, metallic lathe turning velocity dropped to 20000 rev / min.
Appropriate for DIY, sience schooling, basic crafts and mannequin making. CANNOT be used for excessive accuracy machining of commercial grade.









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