Jet Mini Lathe

Heavy duty cast iron construction ensures stability with virtually no vibration.

• Shown at right with optional bed extension
• Specially designed and built exclusively by JET
• Heavy-duty cast iron lathe bed ensures stability and minimal operating vibration
• Heavy-duty cast iron headstock and tailstock provide rigidity, strength and years of trouble-free operation
• Tailstock is hollow allowing long hole boring
• Quick release levers allow for easy & accurate positioning of tool rest and tailstock
• A 1/2 HP totally enclosed, fan cooled motor powers 6 spindle speeds ranging from 500 to 3,975 RPM
• Removable safety toggle switch will eliminate accidental operation
• Convenient adjustment handle to easily tilt motor while changing speeds
• Solid rubber feet to eliminate movement while in operation
• Solid tailstock contains live center with a full 2" ram capacity
• Removable pin in live center for boring through stock

Jet Mini Lathe Specifications
Stock Number: 708351

Model: JML-1014

Capacities Swing Over Bed (in): 10

Swing Over Tool Rest Base (in): 7-1/2

Working Distance Between Centers (in): 14

Speeds (RPM): (6) 500 - 3,975

Spindle Nose (in x T.P.I.): 1 x 8

Hole (completely through spindle/in): 3/8

Headstock Taper: MT-2

Tailstock Taper: MT-2

Hole Through Tailstock (in): 3/8

Ram Travel (in): 2

Overall Dimensions (HxWxL/in): 24-5/8 x 7-1/4 x 14

Motor (TEFC): 1/2 HP, 1 Ph 115V Only

Net Weight (lbs): 69

Standard Equipment

• 6" tool rest
• Live center
• 3" face plate
• Safety goggles
• Spur center
• Tooling knockout

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Lathe. Accessories

Unless object has cone machined on him which perfectly matches cone internal in axis, or has wire which perfectly match wire external on axis (two things which almost never occurs), an accessory must be used to assemble an object to the axis. An object can be bolted or screwed with a front plate, a large flat disc which goes up to the axis. Alternatively dogs of front plate can be employed to fix work at the front plate. An object can be maintained in a chuck of three or four-jaw, which goes up directly to the axis. In the work of precision (and some classes of work of repetition), of the objects cylindrical are invariably held in a ring inserted in the axis and fixed by an extensible bar, or a hat of closing of ring on the axis. Suitable rings can also be used to assemble the square objects.

A mol object (out of wood) can be gripped between the centers by employing an ordering of tooth to the headstock, which bites in wood and gives the couple to it. A soft dead center is employed in the axis of headstock while work turns with the center. Since the center is soft it can be rectified in place before employment. The angle included is 60 degrees. Traditionally a hard dead center is employed as well as the suitable lubricant in the tailstock to support the object. In practice modern the dead center is frequently replaced a center of phase or (centre of rotation) while it turns freely with the object usually on ball bearings, by reducing the heat of friction, which is particularly important with the high T/MN.

A carrier of turn can also be used while turning between two centers. In woodturning, a sub-type of a center of phase is a center of cup, which is a metal cone surrounded by an annular ring of the metal which decreases the chances to duplicate object. A circular of metal plate with very the holes spaced around the periphery, rise with the axis, is called a "dish of index". It can be employed to turn the axis a precise number of degrees, the leaven then with key in place, facilitating repeated auxiliary operations made with the object.

About the Author

The author, Jeremy Stone, is a recognized American home improvement expert. More at Glueguns.net - Home Improvement Ideas For The True American Homeowner.

Lathe. The Parts

Unless object has cone machined on him which perfectly matches cone internal in axis, or has wire which perfectly match wire external on axis (two things which almost never occurs), an accessory must be used to assemble an object to the axis. An object can be bolted or screwed with a front plate, a large flat disc which goes up to the axis. Alternatively dogs of front plate can be employed to fix work at the front plate. An object can be maintained in a chuck of three or four-jaw, which goes up directly to the axis. In the work of precision (and some classes of work of repetition), of the objects cylindrical are invariably held in a ring inserted in the axis and fixed by an extensible bar, or a hat of closing of ring on the axis. Suitable rings can also be used to assemble the square objects.

A mol object (out of wood) can be gripped between the centers by employing an ordering of tooth to the headstock, which bites in wood and gives the couple to it. A soft dead center is employed in the axis of headstock while work turns with the center. Since the center is soft it can be rectified in place before employment. The angle included is 60 degrees. Traditionally a hard dead center is employed as well as the suitable lubricant in the tailstock to support the object. In practice modern the dead center is frequently replaced a center of phase or (centre of rotation) while it turns freely with the object usually on ball bearings, by reducing the heat of friction, which is particularly important with the high T/MN.

A carrier of turn can also be used while turning between two centers. In woodturning, a sub-type of a center of phase is a center of cup, which is a metal cone surrounded by an annular ring of the metal which decreases the chances to duplicate object. A circular of metal plate with very the holes spaced around the periphery, rise with the axis, is called a "dish of index". It can be employed to turn the axis a precise number of degrees, the leaven then with key in place, facilitating repeated auxiliary operations made with the object.

About the Author

The author, Jeremy Stone, is a recognized American home improvement expert. More at Glueguns.net - Home Improvement Ideas For The True American Homeowner.