YWY Mini Lathe Machine Tool DIY Woodworking Wood lathe Milling machine Grinding Polishing Beads Drill Rotary Tool Set, 2.76 x 6.3inch, 12-24V 96W，7 Speeds

Small, high speed, very useful little lathe. I bought it to make a few little things and love it. Tools are a bit cheesy but good chisels are not expensive. I use it to finish beads, and little wheels, as well as turn some handles and made little toggles for some bigger projects. I have yet to use it at the highest setting, little guy is fast! If you use bead/disc drill bits, this thing is fantastic for sanding them down to a smooth surface ready for finish. Next I’d like to make a chess set. I had a minor issue with a small part, several months after purchasing, customer service was absolutely Johnny on the spot, asked for a picture and sent a replacement part right away. Customer service was exemplary!

The YWY Mini Lathe Machine Tool is a solid choice for small DIY woodworking projects. It’s compact, easy to set up, and performs well for tasks like milling, grinding, and polishing. The build quality is impressive, and it handles wood with precision, making it ideal for beginners and hobbyists alike. The only downside is the included tools, which could be of better quality. While they’re functional, upgrading to higher-quality tools would significantly enhance the overall experience. Despite this minor issue, the lathe itself works great and is an excellent value for the price. I’d definitely recommend it for anyone starting out or working on small-scale woodworking projects!

Small but good if you’re looking at doing this type of thing

Tools broke and/or dulled within the 1st few minutes of using. The lathe seems to work good overall so far. I’ve had trouble finding accessories that with attach. Everything I’ve ordered has been too big.

Garbage. Incomplete wood working setup. Bo way secure wood to machine to turn. No manual, and it is basically a garage built lathe. Sensing it back, spend the extra money and save yourself a headache.

All works, as in the description. The speed is switched on the power supply. “Stametry，as other buyers wrote，” After the first test, cut edges and bends. The pulse of the machine is good and the turbine is perfect.According to the complete set, everything is smooth. The machine itself works without complaints. The cutters are not hot and can only be used for soft wood. In the rest, everything is super, thanks for the efficiency. The machine is placed on the stool. Works quietly, smoothly. It is stable, does not walk: weight and rubber legs are enough. After unpacking immediately grabbed what was at hand, began to try. On emotions stuck without searching for the center. All ok. Cutters that are included, did not risk.Hardened them with a burner. Sharpened against the stone, replenished goi. I tried them. Brought already can and work. In general, for small crafts the most it! Purchase satisfied. I'll attach the photo.

I was hesitant to purchase this mini lathe as I had considered purchasing a real wood-turning lathe for quite a while. I decided to purchase this for small ring and jewelry projects and didn't want to spend a fortune on something I may not be using very long. This worked great for making rings. I had to create my own ring mandrel by turning a short wooden dowel on the provided screw adapter so that it would allow me to friction fit a ring. The resulting mandrel was a bit tough to center the ring perfectly but worked great for the limited uses I had. The problem with this lathe is that you do not have fine-tuning control of the motor's RPM. You only have control over voltage. The lowest setting is still fairly fast, so you can't use it with the motor to apply epoxy or lightly polish or clean things. Because this lathe doesn't have a traditional chuck, you won't be able to grip the ring from the outside and work on the inside of the ring. It has a very small jacob's chuck, like a tiny drill. The work area is quite small, but I suspect it would be fine for small projects like turning rings, making pens, making small wooden pieces, like chess pieces, etc. The lathe is light so you'll want to get a clamp to clamp it down to the table as it will move around quite a bit, especially at higher RPMs. It's pretty much exactly what I was looking for, but if you have any grander plans for turning material, you may want to get a small traditional wood lathe. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.

Es buena, hay que entender que si es pequeña es para trabajos pequeños, y para esos tipos de trabajos es buena

I like that it works great for my needs

Don't waste your money 4mins in bearing where shot

to send back so i will keep it for light duty work on balsa model airplanes but i would not want to push it too hard on any heavy material beyond plastic and softer wood. the tools included are for learning with and the lathe tools are cheesy as others have stated so be prepared to buy something of better quality. I may use the saw attachment for notching ribs and bulkheads on model airplanes rather than an x-acto knife on wood past 1/16th'' in thickness. this lathe is for light duty or bead making so don't expect to use any heavy materials for your project or it may be too hard on the motor. it's a bit fidgety to set up so be patient to get the accuracy you want with your projects. Some people with imagination or creativity will probably go farther than I can imagine and make their own mandrels rather than buying one. it's a fun little gadget to learn some basics of how a lather operates.

Para el precio, me gustó mucho aunque realmente no lo he usado mucho pero si me gustó.