My friend I don't use a lathe, but you can see in the video that the table moves! It should be a safer bench. On the right side of the lathe the nut is completely loosened, and it is obvious that you should have tightened the nut, you don't need a lathe to know that. Then people see it shaking all over the place and think it's the lathe's fault...

It's not a bad little lathe for 70quid..

@@jigsey. I i have a larger vintage lathe for bowl work. i bought one of these for making small cups.

You are absolutely right!:)

Oh my god man, this machine isn't rubbish I have this ať home and work so great ...the dumb in this video in opening use slow rotating so this make it this horryble noise ...

@@michalgranacka2934 At 1.14 I am sure you must have noticed the locknut on the tailstock begins to spin ?.

@@michalgranacka2934 I agree. I don't have one yet, but I know Parkside and they produce great tools (bosch). I don't know why he didn't balance the block first before detailing. It looks pretty good to me for what I expect is a very reasonable price.

I think it would be perfect for kids in learning how woodturning works.

I'm pretty sure that thing has no belt. It's direct drive and the motor is way underpowered for the job. Maybe the wood is too hard/wet, but that shouldn't make such a difference. Thanks for the video! I was just about to drop the hammer on one

C'est quoi le pire ? Le matériel ou l'utilisateur 😅?

En plus de la machine qui rame a mort, les outils n'ont pas l'aire bien affuté. Sans parler de leur utilisation. Il faut bien commencer par un bout, mais la il fait ce faire aider.

Le matériel forcement, pour l'utilisateur je le trouve courageux. ( Ou inconscient!)

Pour du matériel débutant ça peux faire le taff mais pour l'utilisateur il faut passer par la case apprentissage ....il y a des dizaines de vidéo pr débuté le tournage...et aiguisé ces instruments

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a52RlNyVu97XhI0.html If you look in the description of this video, there is a link to one you can purchase. Bear in mind the adaptor is in Imperial not Metric, so it's slightly loose to begin with, but once you tighten it down and attach the chuck it's fine.

I'm thinking about it

Yeah , goodluck returning this to LIDL used . Even open package is void , and even then you'll need to prove that there is a defect of some sort .

@@skan8 Openning package isn't void, you also dont need to say anything about a defect. aslong as you say you didn't like it should be enough

@@skan8 lidl have a fantastic returns policy... If you have the receipt you can return it... Try doing that at Axminster or toolstation

Yes the motor is quite weak and often stops, the chisels are not blunt but of poor quality material. The chisel I work on the video costs as much as a lathe parkside.

Yes i have many parkside tools, but i don't like this lathe, maybe because i also have an axminster.

Dont insult lego! Haha

90 euro in Bulgaria

@@WoodWorkingbg I think that the best solutions is find a used lathe like this and than change the engine with a bigger one. Good things: -It's very bigger than the 50/60 euro mini lathe on ebay so voi can work big diameters -it costs one half oh an einhell Negative things: Everything else

Yep :)

I wouldn't call it a toy. With all those things flexing, I think it's unsafe to use it. A toy is not supposed to be unsafe. I'd call it a waste of materials.

bon ben pourun petit cadeaux de noel c,est pas mal non ?

chinese crap sold by german multi, nothing more

Porcheria dei ladroni krukki!

Katastrofa to dłuta jakie ma

@@michanadolny3246 ta tokarka jest do drobnych elementów a dłuta jak śrubokręt!

You are absolutely right