Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Tornio Per Metallo, Velocità 50-2250 RPM 7x12 Pollici Tornio da Banco di Precisione, Mini Tornio a Velocità Variabile per La Lavorazione di Mini Parti di Precisione, L'Elaborazione di Campioni

Not really 31 inches between centers unless you remove the chuck and tailstock. Closer to 26 inches.

Okay so it's been a year so I'll write a review. Realistically, given lots of research this is not the best C3 out there. I understand 'you get what you pay for' and this is cheap, but the problem I have with this machine is the blatant corner cutting everywhere you look. The motor they used is too small for the motor area, so what do they do? wedge it in on a nasty angle, causing the belt to want to slip off the gear. Belt slipping off the gear? Tap the outside of the gear and add a cheap metal disc on with the cheapest screws imaginable so it eventually pops off. The plate at the bottom of the tailstock is too thin because we ordered the wrong thickness of plate? Don't grind it properly so it barely contacts the ways, and doesn't align vertically with the centre of the spindle, and pops out of alignment all the time. It seems like their attitude is "F it" on every decision. Can I fix it? Yes. Has it costed me more than if I bought a better unit so far, DEFINITELY. Will it cost me even more to actually make it a good unit? absolutely. Basically when you buy this lathe, you also buy a course on fixing a lathe that's up to you to pay for. Likely you'll also wind up buying a mill just to be able to machine the parts that need fixing. Honestly it's a real bummer. It's also bananas that Vevor doesn't offer things like a steady rest, follow rest, face plate, etc. as accessories, as these aren't optional.

I received this Vevor lathe a few days ago. Although it was packaged very well, I have one major issue. And that is the fact that it will not power on. I have no power on the actual circuit board. You can see by the photos that I’ve attached that there’s no power going to either lead going to the switch. I have power coming into the circuit board, but nothing passed the contact point. Very dissatisfied at this point. This is the second Vevor lathe that I have purchased from you guys and was very pleased with the first one. Please advise as soon as possible. Thank you.

Crate was broken, loose nuts in the crate that I can't figure out where they go. Very noisy motor. It's cheaply made, poor quality materials, likely to last a short time.

It is garbage everything is loose and nothing is Evan remotely accurate

The motor sparked and the lathe is inoperative after q hour of use. I wasted my money on this purchase. Vevor had poor customer service. Don't buy equipment from them

Avoid. The good: * It runs. * It's cheap. The bad: * The tools are too large for the tool post, you'll need to grind your own or get an aftermarket tool post. * The motor screams like it's going to fail very very soon * The tail stock quill was literally painted into the tailstock assembly, I had to break the paint to remove it and grind it clean * It's nowhere near straight. There aren't enough adjustment screws to get it straight. * You don't need a spring pass to get a clean cut, you need 20 passes because the tool deflection is so bad even with 0.025mm passes * Backlash on the control wheels is ridiculous. 2 full turns of the cross slide wheel to take up the slack * I can't apply enough pressure to get a knurling tool to cut BRASS because the cross slide flexes too much

I purchased this lathe two years ago. Over these last two years, I have discovered that: -The ways are not nicely ground. The surface is relatively rough and a lip was left over the entire bed. A file will easily cut them, I don't think that they're very hard. -The headstock casting was bad. The bore for the bearings didn't clean up and the bearings are not properly supported. -The retaining system for the saddle is a poor design. That's more set by the original design, but the thickness of the ways to-underside where the retaining strips are isn't consistent across the length of the bed. -The gibs on the the compound came bent. -The saddle isn't flat. It's admitted close to flat, but it has a slight rock in it. -The motor isn't brushless on the one I got. As far as I have been able to use it, which is almost none, it has worked, but it was a lie to me. -The lead screw has no shear pin. Mine is now slightly bent. My fault, but still a design failure. The only good part that actually worked properly out of the box was the cross slide. It was adjusted properly and is smooth. The only other good part is the dials on the compound and cross slide. They function as you would want. In general, it's clear to me that the lathe I got was built out of parts that didn't meet spec. It's been a total lemon.

Give me my money back for your garbage product and take your garbage product back. Give me my money back for your garbage product and you can have your garbage product back

I've had more downtime with this heavy paper weight then I've had of use. First the belt, then the cover over the chuck, now the lead screw broke when I was assembling after advised to disassemble to make sure everything was tight as the y axis would reverse when trying to feed with the micro y axis. I should have returned it when I had the chance. Save up and buy a reputable brand. Seems like others have had a better experience than I have. Glad for them, I regret buying this for sure.