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Vevor mini lathe bad pulley bearing
I was having issues with a pulley grinding and clucking. San looked into it I found a bearing had busted apart. I got a new searing and now it runs smooth.
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Delta 36-725 T2 unboxing
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Unboxing my new Delta 36-725 T2 table saw. I was in the middle of a project when my old craftsman table saw motor went out. I didn’t plan on buying this saw just yet but I had no choice. I have been looking at it for a while and I am glad my craftsman took a crap.
Remington 582 rebluing
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Today I reblue my remington 582 .22 cal. rifle. I picked this up at an auction for around $80 and today it gets a facelift. The stock is in good shape but the barrel and receiver have some pitting and rust on them. I am not going to get rid of the pitting just get it cleaned and reblued.
Bundy Hill day trip!!! We hit some deep holes.
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We take a day trip to Bundy Hill in Michigan. We were worried about it being to dry but luckily they got some rain and it was a good day. We had 8 rzr’s show up so we did plenty of winching out!!!
Delrin collets for the lathe
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I have been having problems with wood getting marked up when in lathe, so today we make collets out of delrin. These should help with keeping projects clean. Cue Smith rear chuck - 599554-1939116-raikfcquaxqncofqfm.stackpathdns.com/wp-content/uploads/rear_chuck_for_metal_lathe_2.jpg
Vevor MX-750 mini lathe rear chuck from Cue Smith
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We install a rear chuck on the mini lathe.
Vevor MX-750 mini lathe unboxing
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I get a new mini lathe to build pool sticks. Today I got my new Vevor MX-750 mini lathe to build pool sticks and make other parts I need around the shop.
2015-2020 F150 tailgate assist install
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How to add a tailgate assist to your 2015-2020 f-150. No more opening the tailgate and helping it down. With this upgrade you can just pop the lever and let it fall. This is a quick and simple upgrade that will come in handy.
Cargo trailer conversion (part 2) Coating the floors
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We sand and coat the floors in the cargo trailer.
Rzr radiator relocation
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I relocate my Rzr radiator and move it up for better air flow and to keep it from getting packed with mud. No more hitting those deep holes and worrying about over heating. This upgrade works awesome.
Installing Rzr Super atv clutch kit
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We install a super atv general performance clutch kit in the rzr.
How to grease RZR wheel bearings
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Step by step on how to grease rzr wheel bearings.
Knife making - First Knives I’ve made
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These are the knives I have made. I accidentally deleted the footage of me making the knives so I decided to talk about them a little bit.
1995 Ford Ranger drum brakes replacement
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Replacing the drum brakes on my ranger.
RZR gets buried in mud
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Me and the wife go riding for the weekend. We have a relaxing weekend hanging out and getting muddy, what we love to do the most.
2006 Ford f-250 (new to us truck) and future projects
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2006 Ford f-250 (new to us truck) and future projects
Badlands off-road park - Another fun day of mudding
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Badlands off-road park - Another fun day of mudding
Offroad fun - Badlands, A little trail riding and hill climbing.
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Offroad fun - Badlands, A little trail riding and hill climbing.
Off road park - Bundy Hill day trip
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Off road park - Bundy Hill day trip
I have One mini lathe like this but for make thread 2,5mm is wrong because machine say gear and not correct, you know correct gear for make thread 2,5mm?
I'm getting ready to purchase a intbuy brand mini for doing tips and Feruls, and clean up shafts,, what is your thoughts on your lathe after a year of use, the one I'm getting comes with an rear mounted chuck on it.??
Hi, this is interesting. I'm making a pulley that went bad on one seems they put them together different. The bearings are pressed in and slide on the shaft on mine and it rocks and makes noise also.
Approximately how much would that lathe cost?
How did that clutch kit do with the bigger tires ?
Sústruh vevor je pekný na výstavu, pracovať s nim je to srot. Mám doma výstavný kusy Poslali mi to z Čiech. 😂😂😂😂😂
great
Sústruh vevor je pekný na výstavu. Pracovať s týmto sustruhom je to šrot. 😂
Sustruh Vevor je pekný na výstavu a na prácu je to šrot. 😂
How long did it take to receive it once you ordered it?
Would purchasing a VEVOR 3-jaw chuck just screw on?
Hey brotha, thank you for the videos! How is everything working for you? Im trying to avoid buying a 3k Cue Smith or Mid-America cue lathe. Are you successfully building cues with this? Will it accept a router? Or would i need the Unique Products taper lathe?
I did not get it, is it a wood turning lathe?
How did u get your lathe shipped to the states? Is this similar to the wm210?
I'm about to buy a Creworks to do just tips and ferrules on, any advice?
Did this work, How was the carriage, and can this model be a good lathe option for cue craft?? Ive been on fence with either taig 5c, Chin lathe or complete diy ...any info you can give me from your experiences are greatly appreciated sir . im new and this has been daunting trying to figure out best plan of attack ...having not known anything initially about lathes.
What is the minimum diameter of the mandrel, i.e. what is the maximum diameter of a round bar passing from one paste of the mandrel to another?
Just curious what lathe you have in this video
How’s the lathe doing? I am looking to possibly buy this one as well!
What type of Delrin material do you use for the collets?
Leave the nagging woman home next time..just listen to her thru out viedo😂
ATTENTION il n'y a pas de service après vente chez VEVOR. Voici ce qui m'est arrivé et qui n'est toujours pas résolu. Ma première demande chez eux: le 22/09/2023 pour un matériel reçu le 19/09/2023 qui avait a sont arrivé un cordon d’alimentation avec une prise cassée je les ais informé sans résulta rapide 1 a 3 jours pour une réponse comme quoi il m’envoyait un cordon que je n’ai jamais vue arrivé une fois la prise remplacée je leur signalais d’autres problèmes: Bonjour le tour ne fonctionne pas correctement même en faisant de petite passe sur un axe diamètre 40mm acier doux il se bloque ou fait du déchiquetage mais pas de vrais copaux d'usinage et ne tourne pas jusqu'à la fin de l'usinage demander les outils utilisés sont neuf et coupe bien mais la casse des pastilles est problématique et récurrente a chaque blocage la puissance du moteur n'est pas là. je ne peu faire les pièces dont j'ai besoin je vous demande la reprise de ce matériel reçu le 19/09/2023 et sont remboursement merci de votre compréhension mon problème n'est a ce jours toujours pas résolut ils font trainer mais pas de garantie ni d'assistance une honte il n’y a pas d’assistance en dehors de message comme quoi ils ferme le dossier si on ne répond pas dans les 24h00 et tous ceci sur deux mois de dialogue entre eux et moi dialogue enregistrés en CC donc disponible en PDF En faite le problème vient de la platine de trainard et du boitier d'avance automatique qui n'est pas fixé correctement au trainard a cause d'un défaut de moulage ils mon envoyer le boitier mais il a fallut plus d'un mois de discutions avec eux et pas reçu la platine du trainard mais la tourelle outils. Impossible d'avoir les pièces de rechange rapidement c'est minimum 15 jours à plus le temps que leurs services ce décident et commande les pièces a leurs fournisseurs et que celles-ci arrivent a leur dépôt et qu’ils les envoient.
Where did you get the Chuck for the back of the lathe did it screw right on or did you modify it thanks
Looks like a lot of fun
Just bought this lathe from amazon. If it 'turns' out to be a boat anchor, I'll just send it back...
have you found a QCTP for this Lathe?
very useful tool
Just make yourself a spider to stop the whipping.
What size tires you running and did this kit make a good difference? Dis you have to change any of the weights?
I didn’t have to change any weights. When you buy the kit it is already tuned for more torque. And I run 32” tires.
Yes, it made a difference. It engages quicker when you take off. If you watch any of my other videos, I like mud, and it does really good in that aspect.
Thanks for sharing. Please do more review on this lathe, pros cons.. issues etc..
Hi im very newbie on lathe, but doesn't the steady rest solve this? Any other reason?
Exactly what I was thinking. I have been watching people do cue work all my life.
I have been doing pool cue lathe work for a while now as a personal hobby and on my small lie just stuck a piece of PVC pipe on the end where it's threaded and drilled and tapped three holes with bolts is a Chuck on the end works great less than five or ten dollars
You have pictures how it is setup?
This helps me a lot. I’m having the same exact issue with my vevor lathe. Hopefully, I can find the correct parts to fix it.
How is this holding up. I have used some deck paint on the stairs in my shop and it's holding up really well. That was my choice for the floor of the trailer but my wife wants to use epoxy so I'm going back and forth
how big is the hole in the headstock, could you pass a an un-rlee barrel blank through it and hold it with both chucks
what size tooling does your tool post take
What other tailstocks can be used? What is that "size"/standard?
after watching some other videos on youtube concerning import lathes like yours, i ordered the same brand you have and have already worked out what i'm going to be upgrading once it gets here. So far the Vevor lathes have been showing better cutting finishes than others which is why i went that route particularly because they come with better spindle bearings than most. However, one thing i read about these belt driven ones is that the belts they come with are trash. So I recommend you buy (or try to find) better ones than what it came with. I will be inspecting the size of mine when it arrives and ordering better ones accordingly. I may even turn some pulleys and build a small cnc dremel mill for toothed pulleys and belts.
The belts are Poly-V 4PJ-400
Hello. I don't know English so I write through a translator. Are you satisfied with this lathe because I'm going to buy it?
Yes
The only difference between your mx-750 and my mx-600a is the length. You have the longer one. I've bought tooling on Amazon. You might want to go with half-inch bits even though they supplied three-eighths. I just saw this on 12/30. Happy New Year.
Hey, good video :) At what point is rear chuck needed?
Never mind, I found the answer to my question by looking at the rest of your videos. It is exactly what I need to do but still have some questions. Is there any way to pm you or call you? I really would appreciate the info
Thank you for the great video. Where did you get that lathe? I’ve seen a bunch of Chinese mini lathes but never one with a chuck to each side of the headstock. Did you hack it yourself?
You just made (bought) a 3-jaw spider. Here's a simpler one. ua-cam.com/video/ZBO5QVIkEr0/v-deo.html
not a good lathe the part are made good but they have no quality assurrance done before and they ship.the change gears are not numbered .as i tryed to change gear for threading bolts.so i found out none of the gears has numbers stamped so sat all evening counting teeth that should have been done before it shipped .trying to take some gear of to count the teeth off and mark them .one of the keys holding one of the idler gears is stuck on hard because the key was forced into slot hard .its hot the machine its the asembly and assurrance .istill dont have a mannual .some of thnuts and bolts were lying in the botton of the crate .INEED A MANUAL !!!!!!!!!
I dont think a manual really exists for these vevor lathes, just going to have to find another same lathe different brand mark lathe.
@@Mac-mu9cs actually they did send me an email manual
@@auggy53 nice , glad to hear it was it helpful. Was reading through a manual I found on line and boy was it vague.
@@Mac-mu9cs yes it was helpful , is there a specific item you need to know about ? i cant find the email i got from them or i would forward to you .
@@auggy53 no thank you, I tried helping my friend with his cheap mill . The manual was awful some pages had different model shown along with the cover being different name on the title . Fun Stuff…
what if you just ground a point on the set screws ?
I’ll look into that.
It appears by the color of the metal that the compound on yours may be cast iron? If so, you are fortunate. I received one that was extruded aluminum (not machined at all, just assembled as extruded), so it is entirely useless for the type of turning I was planning (mostly steel). They also used cardboard to shim my headstock to the ways. For the cost, I expected that corners were cut. I was somewhat surprised at how much cast iron was actually present (all of the major parts excluding the compound riser, compound, and tailstock). There also is so much backlash everywhere in mine that I am doing a full rebuild before actually running it.
Hey friend ... how did the re calibrating everything go? Were you able to get tolerances where you liked them. Was it worth it? I'm new to all this and trying to research options need to make cues lathe ... why would his be made of different material than the one you received??
@@hobonickel840 If you are looking for something that is reasonably ready-to-use out of the box, expect to spend a lot more. For example the "LittleMachineShop" machines would be expected to not need a lot of work after mounting and cleaning. As it turned out, I purchased a second Vevor lathe of slightly different specs essentially for parts. It came with a proper cast iron compound, which was swapped to the first lathe, and it also has a gearbox to reverse threading (the main reason I picked that one). In the end, the first machine is now part-way through a CNC conversion. The second is waiting for my CNC router to be operational in order to machine my own replacement compound. All of the different models are slightly different, and the less expensive ones are always a bit of a gamble. Our neighbor had purchased a 7x12 and could never turn anything on it. I purchased a 7x14 before purchasing the Vevor lathe, and I have turned steel up to 3 inches in diameter without any severe issues (meaning take the cuts lightly) with the stock motor. If you go with a cheaper lathe, expect to need to put in a lot of sweat equity, but you could be surprised and with some adjustment be rapidly making chips and precision parts.
@@r2db there's no sending it back if it will not turn anything? Or are you just saying he has to give it a hard adjustment... Thanks for taking the time. So what models are you referring to when say expensive vs inexpensive? Is there a price threshold and even then features make all seem kind of inexpensive compared .. I wouldn't know quite yet. What site did you use? If you don't mind .. and thanks again
@@hobonickel840 "Sending it back" is a rather expensive process for a lathe of any reasonable size. My neighbor did take his back, but that was to a local shop. Search for the brand I put in quotes. Those will be the best of the mini-lathe/ mini-mill machines that you are going to find. As for Vevor, they do make pretty decent things for the price. One just needs to understand that one does not get a ~9"x40" lathe (or 8.7"x36" I believe was the specification for mine) for $1,000 and expect that it is going to turn accurate to tenths right out of the crate.
@@r2db Thanks ..I totally agree and understand "you get what you pay for" ..I'm trying to build inference around the risk reward and I thank you for your considerate replies... all data is good data ⭕ 📈📉
great vid thanks a lot
barrels are amazingly vulnerable, I left one in the external garage and came back to significant pitting like it was on the beach, on one half, but the other half was totally fine. It will require significant lathe work.
My HF Chinese bandsaw pulley had key dislodge and only a half or less of the pulley ID contacts the motor shaft, so it slid and munched both the pulley ID and the shaft OD, just as yours was wobbling there. SMP Rotary said these mini lathes have the comparative stiffness and torsional resistance of a string of spaghetti (he has a Maho). I want to anchor mine to a granite/epoxy or concrete block... Commenting helps the algorithm immensely....