| | |  | Search by Manufacturer | Home » » JET JML 1014I 10 Inch X 14 Inch Indexing Mini Lathe | | | | | | | Description: | | JML-1014I: 10"x 14" Mini Lathe with Indexing Head Model 708375 replaces the popular JML-1014. Without changing the basic reliable lathe, Jet has added arbor locks and 24 position indexing. Your wood turning can be enhanced by adding fluting, which is running decorative grooves lengthwise down a spindle by utilizing the indexing options. This powerful cast iron machine provides stable, virtually vibration free turning. Six speeds: 500, 1200, 1450, 2130, 2400 and 3950 RPM 10" swing over the bed. 14" spindle capacity - which can be increased by adding a 20" bed extension.1" x 8 TPI Spindle. #2 Morse Taper on head and tailstock. Motor: 1/2 HP, 1 Ph, 115 Volt. Overall dimensions 24-5/8" D x 7-1/4" W x 14" H. Includes 6" tool rest, live center, 3" faceplate, spur center, tooling knockout, and safety goggles | | | Features: | |
• Heavy duty cast iron lathe bed, headstock and tailstock providing rigidity, strength and stability
• Tailstock is hollow allowing long hole boring
• Quick release levers allow for easy and accurate positioning of tool rest and tailstock
• 1/2-horsepower totally enclosed, fan cooled motor powers 6 spindle speeds ranging from 500-3,975 RPM
• The mini-lathe includes 6-inch Tool rest, live center, 3-inch face plate, spur center, tooling knockout, and safety goggles
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 30.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 16.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 82.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 29.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 16.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 82.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 17 reviews |
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Excellent Mini LatheSep 07, 2010
Having used probably a dozen different brands/models of mini and midi lathes over the years I think that the Jet 1014 is the best value mini lathe on the market; so when I needed to buy a new mini lathe it was the obvious choice.
Though there are lower cost lathes out there, they are not likely to last as long or work as well as the Jet.
Worth every penny spent.
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 Jet 10141 latheFeb 10, 2010
This is a truly nice piece of equipment for my use which is making fishing lures. I don't have the variable speed control which I now wish I had purchased. I would recommend you get that Jet lathe model because it will increase the projects you can do (such as painting).
Very nice mini lath. Perfect for the shop with little space or the turner not doing large projects.Feb 01, 2010
This is an older model lath requiring manual changing of the belt. The newer model has an automatic speed changer. The product is cast iron and very stable. Has the ability of being attached to a bench. The packing used to ship the lath is too light for the weight. My unit had been dropped and the slide arm jammed into the rest.
Great LatheFeb 21, 2009
I looked for some time before purchasing the Jet Mini Lathe. I am very satisfied with my dedision to buy. Great quality with close tolerances
in all moving parts. Wood recommend highly. I do wish I would have bought
the lathe extension. I can still do it but should have at time of lathe purchase.
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Jet 1014I Lathe as nice as advertisedJun 10, 2008
I did a fair amount of online research before purchasing this lathe. It seems that most opinions were pointing to the Jet mini lathe over other makes by the usual well-known names. Most of my home woodworking tools are Delta, but I skipped the Delta lathe and purchased this Jet instead. The Jet seems to be a cut above most other Chinese-manufactured power tools I've seen recently. The major components (base, head stock and tail stock) are cleanly cast iron, well-finished, with excellent alignment. The tool rest moves smoothly and locks positively. In fact, all the tool hand locks work well. The only item I'd like to see improved a little is the friction lever that locks the motor in place. It's a little hard on the fingers, and the rubber handle cover doesn't stay put.
The operation is very quiet (you can speak to someone while the motor is running without yelling), and as many others have noted in other reviews, it is very solid on the bench, with no vibration. I use it on my workbench, but I intend sometime in the near future to purchase the Jet stand. At 72 pounds, it's quite a load to have to move around the shop from shelf to bench and back. I think the stand will help alot, so my recommendation to anyone contemplating its purchase would be to seriously consider buying the stand as well.
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