Jet tools wins again with this incredible new lathe!
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- Looking to get the most out of your Jet 12" X 21" lathe? Look no further! In this video, we'll take you through the ultimate setup guide for your Jet lathe, giving you all the tips and tricks you need to know for a smooth and efficient turning experience. From assembly to tool selection, this guide has got you covered. Level up your turning game with this comprehensive setup guide for the Jet Lathe.
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Video Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:36 - My First Lathe
01:14 - My Concerns With My First Lathe
02:04 - My Essential Features
02:52 - Rikon 1420 VSR Lathe
03:21 - Jet JWL 1221 VS Lathe
04:21 - Unboxing
05:54 - Belt System
07:17 - Display Panel
08:04 - Tool Rest
09:00 - Tailstock
09:50 - Headstock
11:30 - Recommended Accessories
12:00 - Creating A Candelabra
16:12 - Sanding
16:35 - Finishing
17:12 - Closing
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I've had this same lathe for over 7 years and love it! I'm so glad you're getting into woodturning. It's the most fun I've ever had. There are so many areas to explore. I started making pens, then moved into bowls and lidded boxes. It's all so much fun. They all require you to learn different techniques, which makes it more fun. Everything I know I learned on CZcams. There are many wonderful channels to learn from. Have fun!!! 🙂
That is so awesome to hear Gayle! I'm really interested in learning more! Any suggestions for good channels to watch? Really want to make some bowls! Thank you so much for sharing and watching!
I was looking at that one a couple of years ago (I could find it on sale for $600). I decided to go big but haven't gotten back to it. It's next on my list.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Just searching "woodturning" will turn up loads of channels. A couple of the tried and true is Mike Waldt and Carl Jacobson. They have good beginner tutorials. I learned a lot from them. There are many more. It takes a lot of practice, but you get better fast. Have fun!
@@kwilliams2239 Oh man! That would be a great time to buy it if you could find it for that price! Might be worth waiting until black friday deals, father's day deals etc! Thanks so much for watching! kwilliams!
@@FlynndoggWoodworkPapa1947. Phil Anderson. Richard Raffen. Worth the Effort. To name a few.
Another on my ever-growing "some day" list. When you get a chuck, make sure to shoot a few seconds here and there with the key left in, well in the background and just in shot, while talking about something unrelated as if unaware. Matthias Wandel got about double the comments that way. 😁
Haha! That sounds like an injury waiting to happen. One of my buddies who turns gave me a little lecture about how to respect the tool. I will definitely do that! :). Thanks for watching Worstuserever!
I have had a jet mini lathe for over 20 years and have never had a problem with it. I noticed in one of the comments about obtaining a chuck. My jet has a 8x1" thread head stock. Harbor freight makes a Baur four jaw chuck at a reasonable price, if you are interested. I recommend getting a 4 jaw chuck, not 3 jaw. I looked into it, but I already have two chucks with that thread size and decided I did not need three chucks for that lathe. At present I use that lathe mostly for turning pens, my Nova lathe I use for bowls and other large objects, I also have two chucks for that lathe which has a thread size on the head stock of 8x1 1/14 so they are not interchangeable. Have fun with the lathe, it can be an addictive hobby.
Thank you so much for the tips Pat! I really appreciate it. I think first on my list is to build a stand for it. I'm really interested in doing bowls so I think maybe the 4 jaw chuck may be a great idea. I need to check out HF soon. That nova is one that I would love to have. Love their drill press. Thanks so much for sharing and watching Pat, Really appreciate it!
Well produced and presented.
Thank you much Stephen, I appreciate that!
Great video Bryan Congrats on the new wood lathe very nice and great job turning your candle holder
Thanks so much Jim! I'm looking forward to improving my skills! Really impressed with the lathe. I really think jet is a very underated tool brand! Thanks as always for watching!
I have that Lathe with the extended bed it is a really nice piece of equipment. Nice video showing all it's awesome features. Nice cadle stand as a first project. Keep up the great work. 👽
Thanks so much Alien leader. I suppose I will end up with that extended bed at some point. But really impressed with it so far. Lot's of future projects in its future. Thanks so much for watching!
Cool Video.
Thanks so much Ken! Really appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Nova G3 is a great chuck for this size lathe! A couple times a year Woodcraft sells a kit that includes the chuck with some different jaw attachments. Enjoy!!
Oh nice! That sounds great! I'm always watching woodcraft's sales. I'll definitely keep an eye out! Thanks so much for sharing and watching Woodturningwithjohnmarro! Just subscribed to your channel as well! You have some beautiful stuff!
A good lathe is a very fun and rewarding tool! Jet makes some good ones. Grab yourself a can of paste wax and protect the bed from rust. Also, my experience with that speed control was that it was touchy-small moves made big changes in speed, so be careful. Not as much a problem with a spindle, but can be catastrophic with a larger bowl.
Great advice on both points James! Thanks so much for sharing. I'm going to put some paste wax on it today for sure. Great great idea! I need to do that to all my cast iron surfaces soon too! Thanks so much for watching!
Bought this lathe two years ago, don't regret this purchase. Build a stand for it next. Get some quality turning tools and a chuck and have fun.
yes, yes and yes! All three of those items are on my to do list! I think first and foremost is the stand. I have a few more projects ahead of building a stand for it, but I'm thinking I may incorporate it into a bench I want to build. Thanks so much for watching DoctorPing!
Nice job. The one thing you need to get for it is the 3-jaw chuck then you can put the recess in the end so the candles sit inside it's also great for turning small pieces.
Excellent suggestion John! That is next on my list for this tool. Pretty pricy though! That may be something I need to research for a bit. I also really want to do some bowls as well! Would be an excellent gift I think! Thanks so much for watching!
Nice demo. Would love to get one of those one day. By the way, are you a superhero? You caught that 137 pound box like it was nothing. I guess woodworking is your super power and your super strength comes from inhaling radioactive sawdust.
Haha! You are killing me Ted. I've since learned from a few mishaps that I need to remove the tools when I do that in the videos. Don't ask me how I've learned :) Thanks so much for watching!
Nice upgrade!! Definitely something on my wish list. Good to know this model has expansion capability!
thanks so much Damon! Yeah, very pleased with this tool. Now I just need to make a base for it so that i can not have it sitting on the floor! :) Thanks as always for watching!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork sounds like another great video!
That's pretty cool, Brian. Now let's take it to the next level. Put a large forstner bit in that fancy pants drill press you have, and make a hole to secure that candle better. Makes me nervous just sitting on top with the center of gravity so high.
A coworker's son and family lost their home in a fire last year caused by a cat knocking over a candle. Fire bad!
Oh man! You know that is a great idea. I know that nova could handle it, just need to get a forstner bit big enough! Thanks for watching as always. So sorry for your coworker! I knew there was a reason I'm not too fond of cats! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodworkCats are fine. Not fond of candles, or other open flames.
@@ST-0311 Haha! I'm the other way around! :).
A new lathe!! It took us long enough to get here. If you hadn't been buying so many tape measures you would have had enough money to buy the Rikon. Yet, you didn't go wrong with the JET, especially since you can get an expansion wing. It's a real feature having both head stock and tail stock included with the lathe; a lot of other machines don't include those key pieces. There's the woodpecker. Don't you determine the required RPM by the hardness of the material that you are turning, rather than the diameter (I don't really know, but I was figuring it was like the drill press belt adjustments)? You will find out where you need to put that machine in order to make clean up easy. Beautiful job, Dogg man. Who says you're a beginner. And, now with have nothing to grouse about.
Haha! I know right! Maybe I should have gotten that rikon instead of those tape measures! :). Really like the fact that you can add the expansion wing easily. Super impressed with how solid this jet is when comparing it to that vevor. But I guess that is what you get when you pay 5X more! Great point on the rpms. I did a little research and it looked like most people adjusted the speed based on the diameter, but hardness would definitely come into play as well. I do know my beloved nova voyager only allows you to choose hardwood or softwood when changing out bits, so maybe it doesn't matter as much? Heck if I know! :). Maybe someone else who has more experience can chime in! This video was 100% for you meat! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodworkDon't I know it. Now I can die in peace. You are doing great, my friend. All the best.
@@themeat5053 Don't you go dying on me yet! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodworkDogg, man, I'm going nowhere. Pacemaker last August, shoulder repair last October and a new hip probably by the end of April. I'm going to live forever (won't be worth a hoot, but I'll be hanging in). Happy Easter, bud!
@@themeat5053 Haha! We don't want to lose you! Happy belated Easter to you as well!
Happy for you. Glad you have a new toy. Excited to see what you turn out. See What i did there. Btw keep Burt away from that thing.
Haha! Love it Corby! Totally see what you did there and always love a good dad joke! :) Thanks as always for watching. Any progress on your channel?
@@FlynndoggWoodwork actually working on it. Hopefully mid April. I had a great idea for a hilarious April fools video but i don't Have the funds for the food for the video at the moment. I aso maybe pivoting in my content to add woodworking to my channel. Like utensils and of course cutting boards. I appreciate you.
@@CorbyQ Oh nice! glad you are making progress. I think you will do well in whatever you choose! I'll be watching to see what you come up with!
I would have removed the faceplate, not required for between centres. Great purchase
Great tip vernsteinbrecker! I need more tips like this! :). Looking forward to improving my skills with this new toy! Thanks so much for watching!
Oh no! You’re on the turn…..😂
Haha! That's right! :). I've heard it's very addicting! Thanks so much for watching Michael!
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Thanks for watching Wanradzduanman!
Step away from the lathe they are extremely addictive!!!!
Pens are quick and easy and a good use of scrap wood
You might want a drill chuck for the tailstock, a scroll chuck for the head stock and a bullnose live center. As well as a set of calipers
Remove the faceplate when turning between centers
Harbor Freight has a very similar lathe for $550 as well as the above mentioned accessories
I’ve has an older HF wood lathe for several years and turned hundreds of pens with out a hitch
Haha! I know right! I loved doing the simple cadelabra, and it was so easy. I was thinking this would be the perfect tool to batch out a bunch of gifts during christmas! Thank you so much for the suggestions, I totally agree. I need to get a lot more accessories. I first want to build a stand for it so that I can easily store everything. I'm assuming that will be a future video. Great suggestion on Harbor Freight! Didn't even think about that when I was researching. I will definitely include them in the search when looking for accessories! Thanks so much for watching Monteglover!
Remove tool rest before sanding. Value your fingers!!! 😢 The the lathe isn't a Saw Stop!!!😂
Haha! Thank you so much for this advice. I actually realized that when i was editing the video and I had all sorts of cringy thoughts about my fingers getting caught up. Great catch and thank you so much!!