Record Power Coronet Envoy 16 inch VS Lathe Package Deal

Record Power Coronet Envoy Package Deal!
When you purchase a Record Power Coronet Envoy Lathe,
you'll get a free SC4 Professional Geared Scroll Chuck
AND a Cast Iron Outrigger

Record Power Coronet Envoy 16 inch VS Lathe

Part of the exclusive range of Coronet lathes from Record Power, the Envoy is perfect for the woodturner who regularly needs the power, stability and capacities necessary for large scale work. Designed as a natural progression from the Coronet Herald, it is supported by large and heavy integral cast iron legs to give ample protection from vibration while turning out of balance timbers. The overall heavy-duty construction of the machine, along with the finely engineered and machined components make this lathe a pleasure to use.

The Envoy offers unrivaled value-for-money in its class without compromising capacity or features. It offers the benefits of electronic variable speed, a rotating and sliding headstock, reverse function and solid cast iron build throughout, yet at a cost more commonly associated with either much smaller or less well-specified lathes.

Features:

• Includes: 12" tool rest, faceplate, live center, spur center
• Cast Iron bed
• Headstock rotates 360° and can be locked 90° to the bed
• Self-ejecting tailstock
• Repostionable control panel
• 3-Step pulley system
• Adjustable feet (not shown in some pictures above)
• 5-Year Warranty

Specifications:

• Maximum bowl diameter - 39"
• Maximum swing over bed - 16"
• Maximum between centers - 24"
• Spindle speeds - 250 - 3880rpm
• #2 Morse Taper
• Thread: 1 1/4" X 8tpi
• Motor output - 1.1kW (1.5hp) - AC Variable Speed
• Plugs in to 110V
• Weight: 309 lbs.
• Size: L 56-12" x D 21-14" x H 47-12"

Important Note

The Variable Frequency Drive(VFD) used in the Envoy Lathe is incompatible with most Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets and breakers. Please check to see if the space where you plan to use the lathe has a GFCI outlet or circuit before ordering.

GFCI outlets or circuits are commonly found in areas where lathes are used like basements, garages, and sheds. If you are unsure whether or not your outlet or circuit has GFCI protection, please consult with a local electrician.

Additional Information

Record Power Envoy Lathe Manual

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