Torno de madeira Einhell TC-WW 1000/1

The Einhell TC-WW 1000/1 wood lathe is a compact, robust machine for beginners and hobbyists who want to work wood and soft materials into shaped, finished parts. It is driven by a 400 W motor and includes a front end driver and face plate. The construction features a double guide frame for torsion resistance, an adjustable tool rest and a tailstock with spindle tip to secure the workpiece. The lathe supports turning diameters up to 280 mm (frame allows up to 350 mm) and a maximum centre distance of 1,000 mm.

Advantages

The lathe offers four adjustable speed settings (890, 1,260, 1,760 and 2,600 rpm) to match material and task, while the 400 W motor provides sufficient power for extended hobby use. The adjustable tool rest and tailstock improve accuracy and safety during turning operations. The double guide frame increases rigidity and reduces torsion for more consistent results.

Suitable for

• Turning bowls, spindles and small decorative items from wood
• Shaping and finishing soft materials and small workpieces
• Hobby and beginner woodturning projects

Key specifications

• Brand: EINHELL
• Model: TC-WW 1000/1 (MPN 4312110, EAN 4006825633924)
• Motor power: 400 W
• Speed settings: 890 / 1,260 / 1,760 / 2,600 rpm
• Maximum turning diameter: 280 mm (frame allows up to 350 mm)
• Maximum centre distance (tip width): 1,000 mm
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 228 × 895 × 385 mm

How to use

Mount the workpiece securely between the headstock and tailstock, or use the supplied face plate or front end driver for bowl turning. Adjust the tool rest to a comfortable position close to the workpiece and select the appropriate speed for the material. Start the lathe and perform turning passes with sharp turning tools, keeping hands clear of moving parts and observing standard safety precautions. Use the tailstock spindle tip to support longer workpieces and make fine adjustments to achieve the desired shape.

Recommendations

Use sharp, properly ground turning tools and choose lower speeds for larger diameters or softer materials. Wear eye and dust protection, clamp the lathe to a stable workbench, and check that the workpiece is securely mounted before each run.