Thank you! Do you think these would scratch an F150 painted mirror during the install/removal or while in use? I only tow the trailer 10 or so weekend trips a year.

it said it weight about 40kg? but the data on these alwas seems confused. can you easily carry it around, would e my question?

un putain de bon a rien qui se permet de dire qu'un outils est mediocte sans meme savoir de quoi il parle !!! mais merde ! un e telle machine, surtout de cette gamme de prix et de basse qualité demande plusieurs heures de reglage, nettoyage, adaptation, etc... mais necessite surtout d'avoir des connaissance de base pour s'en servir, vous n'etes vraiment pas un tourneur mais meme pas un bon bricoleur !!! navrant....

Thanks for reviewing these. I think these are going to be a good solution for me. I'm not a fan of the huge factory mirrors. Since I don't tow all the time these look like they will do the job perfectly.

What size engine do you have?

All that work to have a fake gt500

How did you get that anvil to stop ringing so loud? I gotta know!

Nice man. Can you paint dustfree?

Best review. Thumb up❤❤❤❤

worst review

What size anvil is that? Vevor 60kg?

i just saw your first video an I'm not gana lie i may have trashed you a tad but seeing an update addressing the previous issues an showing viewers that you can take feed back and apply it is grade A bro look forward to seeing more of your content.

I'm not any one to talk as i have zero lathe experience but even i could tell you were spinning in the wrong direction . why haven't you updated your edit an let the viewers know you didn't know your self what you were doing? this is such a misleading review its insane.

Bro please just buy a steel pipe from Home Depot and don’t use pvc as a quench bucket that’s a horrible idea

The reallity of these Chinese cheap lathes are that they are horribly built and will likely not work out of the box. Yes, they can be made to work if you have the time and patience.

stick to your day job

Ran across your first video as Matthias Wendel has a Vevor and I'm thinking of getting one. Gotta say, you sound like a hard-head, blame the tool kind of guy. Great that you got a book to clap back at the commenters, too bad you haven't either read it or watched any basic tutorials. A full 6 months after your first video, and its clear you've got a twist in the bed which is going to cause tapers and other issues. Every tutorial on YT and the internet and library discusses checking the bed for twist as on of the most important first tasks to do. Half a year since first video you've been running it like that, and your update is to complain about the tool again.... Might want to stick to paint and bodywork, cause you're lighting up all sorts of forums and other YT channels as an example of how not to get into machining,

I don't think that pulse welding like that is good enough for a critical part like that, the pulsing could give you a cold weeks that is not so strong

This was painful to watch. Would recommend learning how to use a lathe first before saying it’s trash

They don't want to tell us what's the oil, they just need thier views

to je odvaha ! zverejniť takéto video !

Too small only for parts.

La altura del filo de la herramienta no es correcta, posiblemente las velocidad RPM , tampoco, engranes están mal alineados, algo está mal armado o es defecto de fabrica, hay que verificar también el tipo de herramienta. Saludos

how is the motor connected ?

That lathe work for stainless?

can't understand you mate

Tip of the cutting tool isnt centre to the work piece,why didn’t you check the height of the tool before cutting.

A Mach 1 handling package with an whippe would be a sick clone

How is your ventilation setup?

Whats oil do you use?

Lmao take this mans tools away

Dude...WTF!!! The tool is set too high. Geezuz H. Khrist I could tell that the first second you tried to make a cut. Yeah that lathe looks like a POC but you don't seem to have much lathe experience either. A good machinist can make even a bad machine work.... Maybe try woodworking???

What motor and gear ratio?

Nice 🙂👍🏻

How much does your camper weigh?

Thanks for doing update, I'm looking for mini lathe and keep seeing this brand, I might skip this brand,

Hey man if you want to make a cool looking slug for that casing you could cast one using pewter or lead. Pewter is a little safer and you can find old pewter dishes at any 2nd hand store. It doesnt take a lot of heat to melt and even if the casting is crude you could throw it in the lathe and touch it up. I order a vevor latge as well and its nice to see a few videos made about them.

4:42, brother thats a thread cutting too, not a roughing bit :)

U should add a pressure sensor for when it presses the metal so it doesn’t “squish” through

You need to sort the twist out of your lathes bed, otherwise you'll always cut a taper. Lots of tutorials for it online. Fairly easy to do, just need to shim the bolts that hold the bed to the base.

you killing machine

You get what you pay for…all their stuff is budget sub standard…poor mass produced copies

Very cool. Might want to install some lights on the sides. It helps a lot.

Yes, this guy does not know what he is doing and then blames the lathe, Mate you need to clean and set it up correctly before you do anything it will not work out of the box like that.

Please help! Some stole the harness that came with mine. Do you know where i can find a replacement? I can't figure out which male connectors i need.

Thankfully you didn’t get a chip of carbide between the eyes.

Too, two, to, tu-tu, whatever.

My 2022 Platinum has a great tow package and standard mirrors. I ordered a great pair of clip on mirrors that encompass the entire mirror and work great. Worth the money I can say. Hope you have weight distribution bars and sway control on that Coleman. They are notorious for sway and flipping. Best of luck.

have had one of these for five years and mine is belt drive, it has stood up well for a cheap lathe, haven't used it to cut threads yet, I would go for a good old Atlas or American lathe if I had it to do over, but at the time it was hard to find a small decent American made lathe, miss having my old war production lathe from the 40s

How much antifreeze are you using?