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Having had my lathe on the Gulf Coast of Texas I found that a cover over the machine,;an old linen table cloth is dust free; and a 25 watt lighrbulb will ward off condensation. Bill wrote:

I second the Way Oil suggested by Bruce. I use it on all my tools that go in the drawer and I put it on the mill and the lathe. If it looks like it might rust, it gets a good coating...

Light bulbs can be dangerous and even a fire hazard if left on 24x7. A better solution, that I just discovered is a “reptile heater”. These are low-powered heater pads you buy for reptiles kept as

I’ve seen folks recommend something like this

I've tried WD-40 in the past, and at least to my observation, it's actually a contributor to rust. It's great for displacing water and very short-term protection. Problem is, at least in my

How about WD-40 - Its a water displacement formula * Drives out moisture and quickly dries out electrical systems to eliminate moisture-induced short circuits * Acts as a corrosion inhibitor to shield

I have most often heard of people having a cover over the machine and then a light bulb (incandescent for the heat) underneath.? As well as the usual "oil it" a lot. In this "Practical Machinist"

Practical Machinist has a web article on rust preventatives. One of the recommendations is something called LPS-3. Apparently it's slightly waxy and that might do the trick. From what I've read, it

Move to southern Arizona? 8-P Seriously, maybe get some way oil? It’s more viscous might be better to prevent rust?

I may have mentioned this before, but I have a serious moisture/humidity issue here in WV.? Similar issue as further South, except we tend to have cooler temperatures, especially at night so the

You are correct, their 7x14 does have many of the parts that are on the Vevor 7x14. The part I need is one of them. For now I made a key that offset 0.032" (0.8mm) between the top and bottom halves

You buy new steel gears. Plastic is not best for a lathes. The 90T belt can be found on Amazon and Ebay. Vevor is just retailer you are on your own for replacement parts. Every part can be found on

I had the same experience with my Vevor 7x14- I was surprised that the gears hadn't cracked; it was a real struggle to get them off. I reamed all the plastic change gears so they went on securely, but

Those keyways are different between SIEG and Real Bull lathes. Check with Grizzly - their 7x14 is a Real Bull.? ?And their 7x12 is a SIEG. Parts list:

[Default] On Fri, 08 Mar 2024 18:22:42 -0800, "Miket_NYC" <mctaglieri@...> wrote: In a milling machine or lathe, you would simply use a smaller tool and take two or more passes. I imagine that

I should have said THIS is the list that looks like mine.

Thank you. This does look like my lathe. The part that I have the problem with is Number 17. It is like the ones LMS has but the 2 keyways in mine are 4mm and theirs have 3mm keyways. The only place I

This is the manual and parts list for the UK Warco WM180 which is from the same stable and may help. -- Colin Spencer

If I read correctly, the part numbers are different from your Vevor picture and LMS 5100 lathe /johannes Sent: laurdag 9. mars 2024 14:01 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] Vevor

I would not be surprised the Vevor did just copy that page and hope the guy did not notice the difference. The manual I received with was at less last 10 page was cut off. They shipped mine with a 84