Description
Wall Thickness of legs on the Revo 24|36 is 80% heavier compared to the Revo 18|36.
Redesigned banjo features a more compact design, 45° cutout & wider base.
Having a second control panel that mounts in two positions (high or low) sets the Revo 24|36 apart from any other lathe in the world, not only can you turn off the machine from this control panel, but it allows the operator to change speed as well. A switch on the back of the headstock designates whether you control the Revo from the headstock control panel or the corresponding control panel. The E Stop works on both at any given time.
And YES, this amazing control panel comes standard with the Revo 24|36
Features:
- Motor: Induction, 1725 RPM, 3HP, 220V, 60Hz
- Phase: 1-Phase Input, 3-Phase Output
- VFD: Delta S1 Variable Frequency Drive
Additional Details:
- Recommended Breaker Size: 15 Amp
- Remote Control Box With Speed Settings
- Two Ergonomic Control Panel Positions: High/Low
- Drive Belt: Poly-Groove With EZ Access
- Tailstock Quill: 4-½”, Engraved, Self-Ejecting
- Floor Top Spindle Center: 44-½”
- Front Bearing: TPI Taiwan 6307LLU
- Rear Bearing: TPI Taiwan 6205LLU
- Spindle Index : 14/36/48 with Lock
- Distance Between Centers: 36″
- Headstock Through-Bore: ⅜”
- Tailstock Storage Of Centers
- Toolrest Post Size: 1″
- Spindle Size: 1-¼” x 8 TPI RH
- Floor To Bed: 32-½” with Pads
- Spring Loaded Spindle Lock
- Maximum Outboard Turning Diameter: 38″ (w/ Optional 20″ Extension Installed)
- Swing Over Banjo: 19-¾”
- Accepts Vacuum Chuck: Yes
- Face Plate: 3″ Diameter
- Tool Rest: 12″
- Steel Bed: ASTM A36
- Bed Gap: 50mm
- Headstock Spindle: MT2 Taper Hardened To 40° HRC
- Live Center Threads: 3/4″ – 10 UNC
- Tailstock Quill: 2 MT
- Swing Over Bed: 24″
- RPM High: 135-3500
- RPM Low: 50-1300
- Plug: 6-15P
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 60″ x 26″ x 52-¼”
- Shipping Weight: 610 lbs
- Shipping Dimensions (L x W x H): 36″ x 40″ x 50″
Uses:
- Turning large bowls and platters
- Crafting table legs and balusters
- Creating wooden vases and hollow vessels
- Making baseball bats
- Sculpting artistic pieces
- Producing wooden candlesticks
- Turning wooden knobs and handles
- Crafting musical instruments like drums
- Designing decorative architectural columns
- Spinning wooden toys and puzzles
