All-Metal Mini Lathe Machine, 20,000RPM 36W with 0.02mm Molded Scale – Small 310mm Desktop for Wood & Soft Metals (Copper, Aluminum) in DIY, Model Making, Crafts & Education
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Features
- 100% All-Metal Structure No Plastic Parts Headstock, motor housing, gears, sliders, and chuck are all metal. Square nut + dovetail design prevents screw slippage for rock-solid stability.
- 20,000 RPM Ultra-Quiet Motor Processes wood, copper, aluminum, acrylic. Max diameter 50mm, max length 150mm. 36W with built-in cooling fan.
- 0.02mm Molded Scales (No Stickers) Z-axis and tailstock handwheels feature precision molded scales for repeatable accuracy. Ideal for model making and small parts.
- Compact 310mm Desktop Size Fits any desk. Check 2nd image for actual size with ruler and hand. Not for industrial use perfect for hobbyists.
- Safe 12V with 3 Protections Over-current, over-voltage, over-temp protection. 110V-240V worldwide. Great for DIY, STEM education, home workshop.
Description
ZHRUI is more than just a tool seller. We are paving the way for the next generation of craftsmen and inventors. Small machines, big creations — ZHRUI, your personal mini workshop. 4-Axis All-Machine Tool All-Metal Mini Lathe Machine Drill Chuck
Manufacturer: ZHRUI
Part Number: ZRCC01036
Item Weight: 8.87 pounds
Product Dimensions: 13.39 x 7.28 x 6.89 inches
Item model number: ZRCC01036
Size: With Center
Style: Normal Style
Power Source: ac
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: 1 x Mini Lathe, 1 x Power Adapter, 1 x Set of Accessories, 1 x User Manual, 1 x Workbench Plate
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: August 10, 2023
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Size: With Center
The maximum one can put in the existing 3-jaw chuck is 15mm or 1.5" in diameter. The instructions are terrible. To move the tailstock, loosen the bottom two screws by the tailstock and the allen screw in the channel under the tailstock. You CAN get tools for it. The same guy that sold this one sells them. It works but do not try to turn steel. Stick to wood, copper,aluminium and plastic. The tailstock probably takes an M15 chuck. The tongue gets a bit wobbly if it's extended more than an inch. The tool that arrived with mine looked burnt and it was missing a T nut and bolt. None of those are big issues. This is a good product for home robotics. I recommend pairing this with the milling machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025 by Photomatix
Size: With Center
I bought this to turn chess pieces and so far (prototypes), it works for that. The instruction manual isn't great, so I've spent a lot of time just tinkering with the bits to see what happens. I did figure out something that might help the commenter about fitting pieces. You can reverse the holders (compare her pictures to mine) to get a grip on bigger things. If you open the chuck all the way, you can take out the holders and turn them around. Be careful to load them back in order (there is a number on each, see the picture) and then close the chuck back down. Now you are using the stepped side and can hold bigger pieces. The included fixed cutting tool works fine, but you'll want more tools for versatility. It would be nice if the company took advantage of the modularity of the design to sell modules separately. For 2 examples, (1) one of the other kits has stands under the turning parts to make the whole thing taller and able to accommodate even bigger pieces and (2) there is a mini tool rest sold with one of the other kits that I would buy separately if I could (as it is I cobbled together my own). That's it. This is a a toy more or less, but it has been a useful one for hobby use, like mine. It's not perfect, but I don't regret buying it even a little, really
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024 by F. Espinoza
Size: With Center
There is a reason this thing is so cheap. It's awful. * There's no way to align the tailstock to the headstock so whatever you're turning is going to be inaccurate. * The platform the cutting bit is on was wobbly when I got mine, so poor assembly. * The tailstock has a wheel you can turn to extend a little arm in the direction of the headstock. If you turn it a little bit, the arm wobbles terribly. The tailstock is unusable. * It says it can turn soft metal. I'm using it to turn 6mm aluminum, and I'm using the lathe to cut the rod. It takes like 10 min. * Instructions are terrible. If you're not a machinist you'll be supplementing yourself with material online. Online, people post videos of them taking this lathe and modifying it to turn it into something useful. I don't have a machine shop to do any of those things, so I'm stuck with this paperweight.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by asdf
Size: With Center
I've only had this item for a few days! Its seems very well built very accurate im having a blast with it, it will be great for hobbyists for sure !! Very glad I purchased one !!
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2025 by Tracy L Voss
Size: With Center
it's small and has little power consuption, it's not gonna cut steel, but i've tried aluminum and brass without issue, and if you're just trying to see if machining is for you it's great, even for simple things like wooden chess pieces. If you're a serious machinist then it's a great toy as i use it. Don't expect it to run like a larger lathe and you'll be happy. expect results from it as though it's something it isn't and you'll disappoint yourself quickly. it's not my G&L 570t but it's fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by thomas jones
Size: With Center
En si es buen producto pero no tiene mucha fuerza es para metales blandos y cosas pequeñas no quieras poner hierro o algún metal pesado
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2026 by Alain
Size: With Center
Couldn't even do a small aluminum fitting i just needed to turn down. Tried higher speed and very slow feed rate and it struggled. May be good for jewelry or model parts.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Joseph B.
Size: With Center
Very content with this item. Made some minor adjustments for rigidity, added a speed control unit, and now it’s turning time. Need to find a nut and a couple of collets for small drill bits, in place of the center hold piece. Does anyone know where to find these parts? Thank you.
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025 by Sayd Marschany