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The JET 16" x 40" Electronic Variable Speed Woodworking Lathe is loaded with cutting-edge features that distinguish it from others in its class. Included is a sliding headstock that also pivots 360°, electronic infinitely variable speed from 40" 3,200 RPM, and a newly designed headstock locking handle.
JET warrants every product they sell against manufacturer's defects. All JET Woodworking Machinery carry a 5-Year Warranty from date of purchase. Woodworking products with a 5-Year Warranty that are used for commercial or industrial purposes default to a 2-Year Warranty. Warranties are subject to JET's terms and conditions.
Bed Construction: Cast Iron
Centerline of Spindle to Floor: 44-1/2"
Motor Amps: 4.6
Motor Power: 1-1/2hp
Motor Voltage: 230V
Number of Indexing Positions: 36
Recommended Circuit Size (Amps.): 20
Spindle Bore: 5/8"
Swing Over Bed: 16-1/2"
Electronic Variable Speed (EVS): Smooth speed control from 40–3,200 RPM for precision turning.
16" Swing Over Bed: Handles medium to large woodturning projects with ease.
40" Between Centers: Ideal for bowls, spindles, furniture legs, and long stock.
Heavy-Duty Cast Iron Bed: Provides stability and reduces vibration during operation.
User-Friendly Features: Sliding headstock, digital readout, and ergonomic controls for professional results.
Q: What’s the motor power?
A: The JET 1640 EVS is powered by a 1.5 HP motor, strong enough for demanding turning projects.
Q: Does it have variable speed?
A: Yes, with electronic variable speed (EVS) ranging from 40–3,200 RPM.
Q: Can the headstock slide?
A: Yes, the sliding and pivoting headstock increases versatility for outboard turning.
Q: What size projects can it handle?
A: With 16" swing and 40" between centers, it’s great for bowls, spindles, and furniture components.
Clean lathe bed and tool rest regularly to prevent buildup and ensure smooth operation.
Lubricate tailstock and headstock quills for long-term reliability.
Check belt tension periodically to maintain consistent power transfer.
Inspect digital readout and wiring for accuracy and safety.
Store tools and accessories properly to avoid wear on lathe components.