In the hustle and bustle of modern cities, maker spaces are like vibrant “creator laboratories,” attracting countless people full of whimsical ideas.

This is not only a community where ideas collide, but also a physical field for turning concepts into real objects. From the warmth of wood to the coldness of metal, tools give us infinite possibilities for creating the world.

Among the many pieces of equipment in a maker space, the small metal lathe is a favorite of many mechanical enthusiasts. Although compact and lightweight, it is easy to get started with. It can process various metal materials, such as aluminum, copper, and even steel. In the hands of a maker, an ordinary metal rod can become a precision gear, a custom shaft sleeve, or a complex part for a remote-controlled model.

It makes metalworking no longer the exclusive domain of industrial giants, allowing individual creators to experience the cutting process from rough blank to precision finished product. Amid the roar of the machine and flying metal chips, solid parts are born.

W102MB Metal Lathe

Features:

The lathe operates on a safe power supply, and its body contains no plastic parts, greatly improving the stability and durability of the equipment. It can turn various circular shapes, such as Roman columns, vases, wine glasses, etc. Handheld tools let you create whatever you imagine and fully enjoy the fun of hands-on making. The main processing material is wood. Optional accessory: plum blossom drive center.

Technical parameters:

Motor speed: 20,000 r/min ±15%

Spindle speed: 3,000 r/min ±15%

Voltage/Power: 100V–240V, 24W (optional 36W, 60W)

Distance between centers: 110 mm (can be increased to 330 mm with an optional extended bed)

Center height: 25 mm (can be increased to 45 mm with an optional extended bed)

Maximum processing diameter: 45 mm

Product dimensions: 278 x 100 x 150 mm

Package dimensions: 330 x 205 x 241 mm

Applications:

Campus maker education, labor and technology, metalworking and woodworking, high school general technology, comprehensive practice, and other in-school and out-of-school courses and personal DIY.

Wood is highly workable and easy to handle, making it very suitable for beginners to make prototypes, and it is also a good place for experienced makers to calm their minds. In the scent of wood shavings, people can feel a simple and peaceful return to nature.

The true maker spirit lies in cross-disciplinary integration. In these spaces, woodworking and metalworking are not isolated from each other. A precision bearing machined on a small metal lathe can be embedded in a carefully polished piece of wood, creating a mechanical artwork that combines metal texture with the warmth of wood.

The power of maker tools lies in allowing us to work with different materials at the same time and achieve a complete closed loop from mechanical structure to appearance design. This is exactly the charm of maker spaces.

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