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product_id: 415720086
title: "VEVOR Metal Lathe, 210x720 Mini Lathe Machine, 2500 RPM Variable Speed Change, 750W Precision Mini Lathe, Metal Working Lathe with Brushless Motor, Milling Machine for Various Metal Turning"
price: "¥563619"
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# 50-2500 RPM variable speed 750W motor power HT200 cast iron durability VEVOR Metal Lathe, 210x720 Mini Lathe Machine, 2500 RPM Variable Speed Change, 750W Precision Mini Lathe, Metal Working Lathe with Brushless Motor, Milling Machine for Various Metal Turning

**Price:** ¥563619
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚙️ Master metal with precision and power — don’t get left behind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VEVOR Metal Lathe, 210x720 Mini Lathe Machine, 2500 RPM Variable Speed Change, 750W Precision Mini Lathe, Metal Working Lathe with Brushless Motor, Milling Machine for Various Metal Turning
- **How much does it cost?** ¥563619 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/415720086-vevor-metal-lathe-210x720-mini-lathe-machine-2500-rpm-variable)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Robust HT200 cast iron frame ensures long-term stability and durability.
- • **Speed Your Way:** Infinitely variable speeds from 50 to 2500 RPM for ultimate control.
- • **Compact Yet Capable:** 210x720 mm swing capacity fits tight spaces without sacrificing performance.
- • **Precision Meets Power:** 750W motor delivers consistent torque for demanding metalwork.
- • **Versatile Metalworking:** Includes 3-jaw chuck and turret post for quick tool changes and precise cuts.

## Overview

The VEVOR Metal Lathe 210x720 is a compact, precision mini lathe featuring a 750W motor and variable speeds up to 2500 RPM. Built with durable HT200 cast iron, it offers a stable platform for metal turning, milling, and model making. Equipped with a 3-jaw chuck and turret post, it supports versatile machining tasks in limited workshop spaces.

## Description

VEVOR Metal Lathe, 210x720 Mini Lathe Machine, 2500 RPM Variable Speed Change, 750W Precision Mini Lathe, Metal Working Lathe with Brushless Motor, Milling Machine for Various Metal Turning

Review: The worst lathe and company to deal with! - I wish I could post the whole back and forth conversation with this company about this lathe that I received. It was a horrible experience and I finally settled for a partial refund and kept the useless lathe after they wore me down over a period of a month and a half. I was tired of dealing with this company and reported them to desertcart. The first time I've ever had to file an AtoZ Guarantee complaint. The lathe was delivered a week late, it was completely out of spec with a headstock misalignment issue that could not be fixed without remachining/repairing the bed and recutting the seat of the headstock to properly align. A precision fix would have cost more than the purchase price. In addition what should have been a knew precision machine had rust and a pitted rail bed. It honestly looked like a poorly refurbished item that had seen years of use, definitely didn't appear new! The misalignment was .035 inches vertical (.889mm) and .045 inches (1.143mm) horizontal on a 9 inch travel. No where close to being right. This may not sound like much to the average person, but it completely rendered the lathe useless because each and every part that was turned would have had a taper that would have made any parts made on it completely useless. The seller refused to replace or refund and wanted me to pay for shipping to return this to them. That would have cost nearly 1/3 of the purchase price of the lathe because it would have to have been shipped back via freight just like it was shipped to me! They refused to provide a refund and arrange for shipping back to them and offered solutions for me to fix the lathe on my own. They low balled me on the refund FOR OVER A MONTH until I finally settled with them for 2/3 of the purchase price and keep the lathe! The repairs and adjustments they suggested were complete nonsense! They said they had adjustment screws for the headstock alignment, but there was nothing available except the mounting bolts! They didn't even know their own product! They suggested shimming the headstock but in order to do that it would have had to have been shimmed over 1/4 of an inch which meant the headstock would not have been resting properly on the bed! This would have caused a possible hazard because if you're turning steel, a head crash could have caused the entire headstock to possibly move, shearing the mounting bolts and send metal fragments flying! Shimming the headstock would have been fine if it had only been a couple thousandths out of alignment but even then, anyone that has ever done any serious machining knows that this isn't the RIGHT way to fix this and since it was in warranty and was delivered out of spec the seller/manufacturer should have backed up their product! Do not deal with this company! And by the way the seller BOBORAN is the company VEVOR, so I was dealing straight with the manufacturer. Save your money and go with a better lathe if you need one this size. Don't buy anything from VEVOR unless you're willing to spend additional money to fix it! Worst experience with any seller/company/manufacturer ever!
Review: A Diamond in the ruff - I ordered this Lathe after months of reading reviews, watching various manufacturers and models on U-Tube, viewing feedback on the various websites, etc. This Lathe is listed as the Vevor version with the 850 Watt brushless motor. I have a mechanical background and have been using tools and equipment in and out of the shop for upwards of fifty five years, from what I was reading and seeing the majority of the issues listed are the same you would have with setting up any precision machine. Knowing that, and the fact it had the brushless motor option, was the one major factor for choosing to purchase this model from Vevor as reported by all users the brushed motors will barely perform in a 7" X 10" lathe let alone a 8" 200X800 bench top beast. I was pleasantly surprised that the manual included with the lathe said in fact that this lathe is powered by a 1100 Watt brushless motor - even better or so I thought. Pics attached. It arrived in due time with some forklift damage to the shipping package clearly noted by the shipper and me, the damage to the lathe was mostly in the back splash area. My son gave me a hand mounting her to the bench, good and level ready for a good cleaning. The lathe had a good coat of cosmoline, No rust Good, No metal filings or grinding debris, Good. What is this Behind the motor cover? A small brushed DC motor, brush caps, and a equally small DC motor Controller board! What? No brushless motor? I honestly wonder how many Vevor customers think they bought a lathe with a brushless motor in their Vevor products? I contacted Vevor directly and was told in writing "to date as of March 2023. None of our lathes have ever had a brushless motor Not a single one!" They also said "750 watt brushed motor is standard equipment for this Lathe". Their misleading ads... No assets in the USA... The good part whoever built this lathe and assembled it, did it like they were working in pre return to China Hong Kong! Hats off to them! Everything was in the box, metal gears, center rest, Live center, center. Ways are properly ground and true. Chuck run out perfect. The only real issue besides the motor is the the indicator for the slide rest is on back of the saddle with no indicator or alignments marks whatsoever which is really strange? How are you supposed to see it if it did have an indicator? stand behind the lathe? There are a few casting flash here and there, minor paint overspray and of course the terrible performance from the little DC Brushed motor that belongs in a manual treadmill of something that doesn't require a motor at all. The finishes I have achieved are probably a seven out of ten. The DC motor struggles on even the smallest of cuts. The travel speed is way too fast even when using the slowest combination of leadscrew gears. The Vevor manual says they will honor a one year warranty for defects in material and workmanship when used as intended. Hopefully my Vevor motor and board will last that long. I'm pretty sure engineering underrated components for a precision machine qualifies as a defect in poor workmanship and design? If I do decide to keep it plans for the brushless motor and controller will be at the top of the minimum required parts to repair this lathe list..

## Features

- 【STURDY & DURABLE CONSTRUCTION】 - The mini lathe is made of high-quality HT200 cast iron, which stands up to tear and wear. It is equipped with an 750W motor that delivers a great deal of energy. If you are into making models, it would be your punctilious assistant.
- 【INFINITELY VARIABLE SPEEDS】 - Revolving Speed Range: 50-2500. The mini lathe machine comes with variable speeds that give you the convenience to achieve the best work. This lathe allows you to work on both forward or reverse of any possible speed. The feeding rate can be adjusted manually or automatically. And an emergency button is accessible just in case.
- 【WORKS WITH PRECISION】 - Spindle Bore: 1.5"/38 mm. The metal working lathe is pre-installed with a 3-jaw chuck, 4.9"/125 mm in diameter, that can clamp raw materials tight, and a backsplash guard that prevents metal filings.
- 【STABLE & RELIABLE OPERATION】 - Swing Over Bed: 8"/210 mm; Swing Over Cross Slide: 28.3"/720 mm. The small metal lathe features a turret post for quick tool change and a center rest for tight pieces holding, making internal cutting, face cutting, and bevel cutting possible.
- 【WIDE APPLICATION】 - The lathe produces precision work without taking up a lot of room in your shop or garage, making bushings, spindles, prototypes, models, and more.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Manufacturer | VEVOR |
| Part Number | DLJSCC210JCK800MMMC |
| Item Weight | 178 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 48 x 19 x 18 inches |
| Item model number | Metal Lathe 210x720 |
| Style | 210x800 |
| Power Source | DC |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Metal Lathe |
| Batteries Required? | No |

## Images

![VEVOR Metal Lathe, 210x720 Mini Lathe Machine, 2500 RPM Variable Speed Change, 750W Precision Mini Lathe, Metal Working Lathe with Brushless Motor, Milling Machine for Various Metal Turning - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/716azUjov0L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this lathe have a brushless. Motor?**
A: This Lathe Machine does not have a brushless. Motor.

**Q: What size tools fit the toolpost ?**
A: I believe half inch and smaller 🤔 I'm new to all this and it turns out to be a fun new tool. Check them out on YouTube 🙂

**Q: How do you reverse the power feed while keeping the chuck rotating CW**
A: You need to unlock the lever and then you can rotate forward and backwards and if you want you can work it back and forward manually.

**Q: Can this be used to work on pool cue shafts?**
A: Yes and no... it is fully capable of working on cue shafts and full sized bar cues. The very few issues that I found with working on cue sticks in this lathe would be its a bit "overkill".  Also the bed is just 50mm short of being long enough to place a full size shaft in between centers. Lastly and most importantly, you will need to get the "soft jaws" for the three jaw chuck or it will shred any and all wood.

All of that being said, I definitely recommend this as a one stop shop to building a cue, top to bottom. Can even turn your own collars and threaded joints.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ The worst lathe and company to deal with!
*by M***” on September 26, 2023*

I wish I could post the whole back and forth conversation with this company about this lathe that I received. It was a horrible experience and I finally settled for a partial refund and kept the useless lathe after they wore me down over a period of a month and a half. I was tired of dealing with this company and reported them to Amazon. The first time I've ever had to file an AtoZ Guarantee complaint. The lathe was delivered a week late, it was completely out of spec with a headstock misalignment issue that could not be fixed without remachining/repairing the bed and recutting the seat of the headstock to properly align. A precision fix would have cost more than the purchase price. In addition what should have been a knew precision machine had rust and a pitted rail bed. It honestly looked like a poorly refurbished item that had seen years of use, definitely didn't appear new! The misalignment was .035 inches vertical (.889mm) and .045 inches (1.143mm) horizontal on a 9 inch travel. No where close to being right. This may not sound like much to the average person, but it completely rendered the lathe useless because each and every part that was turned would have had a taper that would have made any parts made on it completely useless. The seller refused to replace or refund and wanted me to pay for shipping to return this to them. That would have cost nearly 1/3 of the purchase price of the lathe because it would have to have been shipped back via freight just like it was shipped to me! They refused to provide a refund and arrange for shipping back to them and offered solutions for me to fix the lathe on my own. They low balled me on the refund FOR OVER A MONTH until I finally settled with them for 2/3 of the purchase price and keep the lathe! The repairs and adjustments they suggested were complete nonsense! They said they had adjustment screws for the headstock alignment, but there was nothing available except the mounting bolts! They didn't even know their own product! They suggested shimming the headstock but in order to do that it would have had to have been shimmed over 1/4 of an inch which meant the headstock would not have been resting properly on the bed! This would have caused a possible hazard because if you're turning steel, a head crash could have caused the entire headstock to possibly move, shearing the mounting bolts and send metal fragments flying! Shimming the headstock would have been fine if it had only been a couple thousandths out of alignment but even then, anyone that has ever done any serious machining knows that this isn't the RIGHT way to fix this and since it was in warranty and was delivered out of spec the seller/manufacturer should have backed up their product! Do not deal with this company! And by the way the seller BOBORAN is the company VEVOR, so I was dealing straight with the manufacturer. Save your money and go with a better lathe if you need one this size. Don't buy anything from VEVOR unless you're willing to spend additional money to fix it! Worst experience with any seller/company/manufacturer ever!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Diamond in the ruff
*by C***. on April 1, 2023*

I ordered this Lathe after months of reading reviews, watching various manufacturers and models on U-Tube, viewing feedback on the various websites, etc. This Lathe is listed as the Vevor version with the 850 Watt brushless motor. I have a mechanical background and have been using tools and equipment in and out of the shop for upwards of fifty five years, from what I was reading and seeing the majority of the issues listed are the same you would have with setting up any precision machine. Knowing that, and the fact it had the brushless motor option, was the one major factor for choosing to purchase this model from Vevor as reported by all users the brushed motors will barely perform in a 7" X 10" lathe let alone a 8" 200X800 bench top beast. I was pleasantly surprised that the manual included with the lathe said in fact that this lathe is powered by a 1100 Watt brushless motor - even better or so I thought. Pics attached. It arrived in due time with some forklift damage to the shipping package clearly noted by the shipper and me, the damage to the lathe was mostly in the back splash area. My son gave me a hand mounting her to the bench, good and level ready for a good cleaning. The lathe had a good coat of cosmoline, No rust Good, No metal filings or grinding debris, Good. What is this Behind the motor cover? A small brushed DC motor, brush caps, and a equally small DC motor Controller board! What? No brushless motor? I honestly wonder how many Vevor customers think they bought a lathe with a brushless motor in their Vevor products? I contacted Vevor directly and was told in writing "to date as of March 2023. None of our lathes have ever had a brushless motor Not a single one!" They also said "750 watt brushed motor is standard equipment for this Lathe". Their misleading ads... No assets in the USA... The good part whoever built this lathe and assembled it, did it like they were working in pre return to China Hong Kong! Hats off to them! Everything was in the box, metal gears, center rest, Live center, center. Ways are properly ground and true. Chuck run out perfect. The only real issue besides the motor is the the indicator for the slide rest is on back of the saddle with no indicator or alignments marks whatsoever which is really strange? How are you supposed to see it if it did have an indicator? stand behind the lathe? There are a few casting flash here and there, minor paint overspray and of course the terrible performance from the little DC Brushed motor that belongs in a manual treadmill of something that doesn't require a motor at all. The finishes I have achieved are probably a seven out of ten. The DC motor struggles on even the smallest of cuts. The travel speed is way too fast even when using the slowest combination of leadscrew gears. The Vevor manual says they will honor a one year warranty for defects in material and workmanship when used as intended. Hopefully my Vevor motor and board will last that long. I'm pretty sure engineering underrated components for a precision machine qualifies as a defect in poor workmanship and design? If I do decide to keep it plans for the brushless motor and controller will be at the top of the minimum required parts to repair this lathe list..

### ⭐⭐ It is NOT a good deal!
*by N***Y on October 8, 2023*

This machine is NOT what I thought, nor what I hoped it would be. I don't know IF there is a quality department, nor what their allowable tolerances would be, or if their quality guy was on vacation, but DO NOT buy this UNLESS you are willing to put time, energy, effort, and money into fixing it. Straight out of the box, after tightening the gibs, I noticed a .010 inch (.254 mm) taper per inch (25.4mm). As a degreed machinist with 12 years of experience between both manual and cnc machine shops, I decided to fix it. I took apart the slide compound to check it on my milling machine and found that it was not parallel and was off .032 inchs (.8128 mm) from one side to the other. After doing that, I tried using it again, and STILL had .010 inches (.254 mm) taper per inch (25.4 mm). So, I looked at the compound slides carriage and found that the dovetails on that were .062 inches (1.5748 mm) out of parallel, which I also fixed. When I put it all back together, I still had .005 inches (.127 mm) taper per inch (25.4 mm). So, I took it apart again, only to find that the carriage's lathe bed contact side was out of parallel by .030 inches (.762 mm). Again, I put it on my milling machine to fix it, but by the time I got it cleaned up, it was too big to sit on the lathe bed with no accuracy or precision. Now, I am in the process of making a brand new carriage AND compound slide to use on it. Presently, I'm out of pocket about $250 in materials, not including the time spent on it, which is 12 hrs thus far, at $25 usd per hour for labor, though most manual shops charge $50/hr for labor plus material. I will update this review after I get done re-building the carriage and cross slide compound. There are still 3 options left on what's causing this issue: the chuck jaws, the lead screw and/or lathe bed twist. I won't know until I get through another 12 hrs of labor. Harbor freight provides a higher quality product, though it isn't capable of 7.900 inch (200mm) by 32.500 inch (800mm) sizes. Photos show the areas that weren't touched by the endmill, video shows me using the lathe. Then there is the tail stock...if you don't indicate your parts, there is ABSOLUTELY NO precision. Your Drills will walk quite a bit. It is clear that this machine was only meant for aluminum...maybe brass too, but not steel, like I work with.

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