Product Description
Features: The sliding headstock can pivot 360 degrees and lock securely in 7 positions (0, 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, and 270 degrees), offering maximum flexibility and great user comfort. It has a variable speed range from 400 - 3000 RPM. The tool rest has a positive locking mechanism with a redesigned clamp. An optional extension bed can increase the center - to - center capacity to 60 inches. The tailstock has an Acme thread and an improved quill locking system with an anti - rotation key. There's an easy - to - read RPM display, and it's CSA Certified. Specifications: The motor amps are 11/5.5. The distance between centers is 40 inches, and the quill travel is 4 - 1/4 inches. It's prewired for 115V. The assembled machine dimensions are 74L x 18W x 18.3H inches. It allows outboard turning. The tailstock bore is 5/16 inches, and the swing over the bed is 14 - 1/2 inches. There are 36 indexing positions, the spindle bore is 3/8 inches, and the motor power is 1 HP. The quill taper and spindle taper are both MT2. The spindle thread is 1'/8 TPI, and the motor phase is 1. The spindle speed is variable, and the centerline of the spindle to the floor is 44 inches. The headstock can slide and pivot, and the motor voltage is 115/230V. Looking for a super - versatile lathe? The JET 1440 lathe can handle a wide variety of projects. With its sliding and pivoting headstock, variable speed, and other excellent features, it meets the needs of woodturners. Experience the JET 1440 lathe and see how versatility comes to life.
Using the Jet JT9 - 719400 JWL - 1440VS wood lathe is quite straightforward. First, plug it into a suitable power source, either 115V or 230V as per your setup. You can adjust the speed according to your project, ranging from 400 to 3000 RPM. The sliding and pivoting headstock gives you a lot of flexibility in positioning, so find the best angle for your work and lock it in place. For longer workpieces, you can attach the optional extension bed. When using the tool rest, make sure it's securely clamped. As for maintenance, keep the lathe clean from wood chips and dust regularly. Check the motor amps and other electrical components periodically to ensure they're working properly. When not in use, cover the lathe to protect it from dirt and damage. And always follow safety precautions, like wearing safety goggles and keeping your hands away from the moving parts.
