Mini Lathe Quick Change Tool Post (Vevor 8x14" 2250rpm 650w) | Part 6

In this video, join us as we unbox and explore the Quick Change Tool Post and Tool Holders. We'll dive into the quality of these components and conduct a brief test using our carbide bits. Whether you're a seasoned machinist or just starting out, we aim to provide insights into these tools and how they can enhance your machining experience. Stay tuned for a hands-on look and our initial impressions of this quick change system. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to leave them in the comments below. Happy machining!
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[@ÁREAJ27]

Olá amigo muito boa a apresentação ,futuramente pretendo adquirir peças para torno!!!
Lhe desejo muita saúde e cada vez mais sucesso!!!
Abraço daqui do Brasil!

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

Thank you for tuning in and sharing your thoughts! As you embark on your lathe journey, we're curious to know: What exciting projects do you have in mind for your lathe? Your creative endeavors could inspire others in the community. Feel free to share your plans and experiences with us!

[@darkobul1]

Is that AXA tool holder or smaller?

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

This would be considered a OXA tool post.

[@jt9498]

Whatever your mini lathe is sitting on is not very stable. Your lathe shakes whenever you touch it or use the tool post. Might be time to stiffen up the bench or table your lathe is sitting on.

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

Thank you for your keen observation. The lathe is actually bolted down onto a Husky tool box with semi-large caster wheels. While there may be some slight movement, it's worth noting that the tripod holding the camera is quite flimsy and tends to exaggerate any movement from the tool box. However, I'll certainly look into ways to stabilize the tool box without sacrificing the caster wheels. Your feedback is much appreciated!