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CREWORKS Mini Metal Lathe, 8" x 16" Benchtop Metal Lathe with 3 Jaw Chuck and 2500rpm Max. Spindle Speed, 750W Metalworking Machine with LCD Display, Metal Lathe Machine for Threading Turning Drilling

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Condition
New
Style
8"x16"
Model
YS-2140A
Weight
134.2 lb
Color
Grey
Material
Cast Iron, Stainless Steel, ABS
Voltage
110 Volts

Features 5

  • Mini Yet Powerful: Measuring only 31.5x11.5 in., this mini metal lathe by CREWORKS packs a punch with its 750W motor, making it ideal for tackling small to medium metalworking projects. It provides an 8.3 in. swing over bed and 15.7 in. distance between its centers with a 1.5 in. spindle bore.
  • Complete Control: The mini metalworking machine's rotational speed can be set from 0 to 2500 rpm and monitored through the real-time digital display. The well-crafted head and tailstocks, large through-hole, and 4-way tool post also contribute to providing greater control of your work.
  • Precise Engineering: Ideal for professionals, this benchtop mini metal lathe's high-precision 5 in. 3-jaw chuck handles both square and round objects with equal aplomb. Its granular precision is especially useful for jobs requiring high accuracy such as threading.
  • Ultra Sturdy & Safe: The robust cast iron construction ensures a long service life and superior corrosion resistance. The transparent chuck guard protects you from swarf or broken tools while also permitting visibility into the point of operation.

Specs 13

Manufacturer CREWORKS
Part Number YS-2140A
Item Weight 134.2 pounds
Product Dimensions 31.5 x 11.5 x 13.5 inches
Country of Origin China
Item model number YS-2140A
Color Grey
Style 8"x16"

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Top Amazon Reviews

Excellent Lathe! Excellent Customer Service!
Style: 9"x30"
Review Image by Kevin Kevin
I usually receive merchandise in perfect condition and would have except the tailstock came loose in shipping causing some damage to it. I sent Creworks a message and photos and they immediately shipped me a new tailstock. I'm very happy with Creworks! I've been using the lathe and I'm very happy with it. I would definitely buy this again from Creworks. The lathe arrived pretty clean with no rust at all. I really didn't have to do too much to get it ready for use. I did mount my lathe up on blocks so I can easily slide the tray out to clean it. The mounting holes in the tray didn't quite line up with the holes in the base of the lathe where the lathe needs to sit in the tray, so this solved that problem too. I used to have a smaller Harbor Freight lathe. It was good but it chattered on steel, so I eventually upgraded to this heavier and larger one which does much better with steel. You can see in the photo I updated the tool post to a quick change post. I had a friend mill off the pedestal on top of the compound rest under the stock tool post, mill a hole for the larger quick change tool post bolt which I then tapped, and mill 5mm off the base of the cross slide. This puts my 1/2 inch cutting tools about 2.5 mm below the turning axis with adjustable height control. I don't see how one can really use a stock tool post with 1/4 to 1/2 inch cutting tools and shims very conveniently, so I definitely recommend milling the compound rest and cross slide as I had done and converting to a quick change post. I wish the manufacturers would make these lathes with quick change posts. I don't enjoy wasting a perfectly good standard tool post. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by Kevin Kevin
Good value for the $$
Style: 9"x24"
I'm a newbie to metal lathes and looked at different models for about 4 months before purchasing this one. My understanding is that these lathes all come out of the same factory, so I read reviews and watched YouTube videos to compare some of the companies that sold them. I noted a few unsatisfactory comments about Vevor customer service, so I decided not to buy this from them. To be fair, I have some Vevor tools and they work just fine, but Creworks appeared to get better CS reviews and their Amazon Prime price for this went so low I couldn't pass it up. Reviews of most mini lathes indicate that extensive cleaning and adjustment would be required and this was no exception. However, there was no cosmoline to scrub off, just manufacturing grit and oil, so I spent about three evenings cleaning, shimming and adjusting. No parts were missing and there was no corrosion, except for the half-nut on the leadscrew. It was so badly corroded that it didn't mesh with the screw. I contacted Creworks and they were very responsive in sending me a well machined replacement. In fact, I'd also contacted them previous to delivery with special instructions and they very quickly followed up with me, so I was impressed by that. I don't have the lathe mounted yet, but tested it on some bronze and steel using a carbide cutter. For still being mounted to the bottom of the packing crate, there wasn't any vibration and I was happy with the results. All in all, I'm quite satisfied with this purchase and wouldn't hesitate to buy from Creworks again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024 by Lumpy
Adjustments are needed.
Style: 9"x24"
Review Image by Michael Schweitzer Michael Schweitzer
Review Image by Michael Schweitzer Michael Schweitzer
As with any lathe this is not 100% ready out of the crate. You will need to deburr the edges, sand down the rough casting where all the dials go and tram it all in. The tailstock had to be filed to allow me to properly align it. The original tool post was for 1/2 tooling so I ended up with an oxa quick change post. Would recommend using the AXA so tooling it not run up as high and more towards the middle of its adjustment. The model is MX-600A if anyone wants to look more into it before buying. Delivery attempts were made but the shipping company did not have my phone number. Once you order please contact the seller to make sure they have your phone number and not the default amazon number. I was almost charged storage from the delivery company due to missing them so many days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024 by Michael Schweitzer Michael Schweitzer
Great buy
Style: 9"x30"
Great buy
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Will
NOT WORTH THW MONEY
Style: 9"x24"
Not Good. THE Head was out of alignment with the ways by 1/32 inch 10 inches from the chuck.Cross slide had 1/64 inch rock on ways. None of the parts on this machine have been deburred.The electromagnet switch would not latch. Had to replace it with a toggle switch. Lucky I have a mill, so decided to keep it and fix the problems. Definitely would not buy again. If you don't have skills and machines to work with problems, definitely don't buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by ROWENA ROSENBAUM
Don't waste your money, get a grizzly
Style: 9"x24"
I bought this lathe on ebay April 28 2022 from this same company. The motor or board blew a about 2 months ago from very light usage. Good luck trying to find the right motor and board combination that will fit. The finish on the bed is awful from when it was casted . Out of agrivation I decided to get a grizzly g4000. It's a solid machine and there is a ton of part support. So don't make the same mistake i did. Spend just a few hundred more and you won't have to spend 1500 3 years later. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by brian b
Tweaking needed
Overall has been a good lathe. Needed some minor tweaking out of the box, so far nothing major. Had to replace the 4 jaw chuck- the jaws, no matter how hard I tightened them down, had a small amount of movement leading to the piece not spinning smoothly. The compound slide also needed some adjustment, and I'm still playing with it. That being said, it has so far worked well. It is much quieter than my previous lathes, accelerates quickly and smoothly, and has good power. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024 by Michael D.
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