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10" x 24" Benchtop Wood Lathe with Wrench & 2 Chisels

10" x 24" Benchtop Wood Lathe with Wrench & 2 Chisels

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$134.99at Target, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the 10" x 24" Benchtop Wood Lathe with Wrench & 2 Chisels

This is a corded benchtop wood lathe with a 10-inch swing over the bed and 24 inches between centers. It runs on 120V household power and draws about 2 amps, so it plugs into a standard outlet and needs no special wiring. It ships with a wrench and two chisels, enough to start turning spindles, tool handles and small bowls. No price was provided for this listing, so check the current price against similar 10 x 24 lathes before buying.

Best forBeginners turning their first spindles and handlesSmall workshops with limited bench spacePen, tool-handle and small-bowl projectsBuyers who want a plug-in lathe without wiring work
Pros
  • 10-inch swing and 24-inch bed handle most small and mid-size turning
  • Runs on standard 120V power at about 2 amps
  • Includes a wrench and two chisels, so you can start right away
  • Benchtop size fits a garage or spare-room workbench
Cons
  • 2 amps is modest power for large bowl blanks or hard woods
  • No battery option, so it needs an outlet nearby
  • Two included chisels are basic; serious turners will want better tools
  • No variable-speed or digital readout details given

10" x 24" Benchtop Wood Lathe with Wrench & 2 Chisels prices at every store

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10" x 24" Benchtop Wood Lathe with Wrench & 2 Chisels price history

Lowest price we've seen: $134.99 on Oct 31 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.

Specifications

Number Of Pieces
1
Battery Voltage
120 volts
Amps Required
2 amps
Power Source
Corded Electric
Battery
No Battery Used

Questions and answers

Is a 10 x 24 lathe big enough for bowls?
It handles small bowls up to roughly 10 inches in diameter, limited by the swing over the bed. Larger or out-of-balance blanks will strain a 2-amp motor.
Can I use it on a normal household outlet?
Yes. It is corded electric at 120 volts and about 2 amps, which is well within a standard 15-amp circuit.
What comes in the box?
The lathe, a wrench and two chisels. You will still need safety glasses, a face shield and a way to mount your workpiece.
Do I need a stand for it?
It is a benchtop model, so it needs a sturdy bench or table. Bolt it down if you plan to turn unbalanced blanks.
Is this a good first lathe?
It suits beginners on a budget who turn spindles and small bowls. Expect to upgrade the chisels and add a chuck for more advanced work.