| Part Number : | 1791254 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 904 Pounds |
| Length: | 75 inches |
| Width: | 26.75 inches |
| Height: | 60 inches |
| Part Number : | 1791254 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 904 Pounds |
| Length: | 75 inches |
| Width: | 26.75 inches |
| Height: | 60 inches |
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![]() The inverter works with a 3-step poly-v belt drive to provide electronic variable speed. |
![]() A magnetic-based remote on/off switch can be moved anywhere on the machine. |
Get the Speed You Need
The Powermatic 4224 owes its robust performance to a belt-driven, three-horsepower motor. Surprisingly quiet, this motor offers speed ranges of 0 - 910, 0 - 2,000, and 0 - 3,500 RPM, giving you the speed you need for wax-finishing a platter or roughing out a large chunk of oak. Changing speed ranges is effortless: just lift the motor and slip the v-belt onto the desired step. A convenient digital readout on the spindle will eliminate guesswork by displaying the exact RPM.
Vibration-Free, Travel-Free Operation
Ideal for hobbyists and professional woodworkers alike, the Powermatic 4224 is a stable machine that operates without vibration or travel. Made from heavy cast iron and resting on cast-iron legs atop two-inch-wide adjustable feet, this lathe will stay put and will level anywhere.
And to prevent travel, the lathe features a stationary cast-iron headstock, as well as a cast-iron tailstock with an anti-slip positive cam-action locking device. What's more, the 4224 impresses with its precision-ground bedways that allow for smooth sliding of the tailstock and tool rest.
Dimensions and Warranty Information
The Powermatic 4224 measures 26.75 x 60.0 x 75.0 inches (WxHxD), weighs 848 pounds, and is backed by a five-year warranty.
What's in the Box
4224 Lathe; safety shield, three-inch face plate; face plate wrench; 14-inch tool rest; spur and live ball-bearing centers; knockout rod; spindle lock; 24-position indexer; remote power switch; manual; and warranty card.
![]() Based on precisely machined, thick-walled iron castings, the Powermatic 4224 Lathe is both rigid and stable. |
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Powermatic 4224 wood lathe,
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This review is from: Powermatic 1791254 Model 4224 24-Inch Swing 42-Inch between Centers 3-Horsepower Woodworking Lathe with Digital Spindle RPM Readout, 230-Volt 1 or 3-Phase (Tools & Home Improvement)
I've owned one of these big boys for approximatly 2 years, If you want to turn little things get a little lathe but if you want to turn big things(and little things) then you should get this machine. The variable speed is a dream come true just dial your speed. All of the controls are right where you need them. Take a nickel and stand it on edge on the head stock and fire it up and turn a bowl and when you get done pick up your nickel (still standing on it edge) Its approximatly 960 pounds and rock solid for sure. You won't have to chase it around the floor. I use it for every thing up to 48" on the outboard end and down to pens on the other end.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Powermatic 2442 Lathe,
By Gary E. Smith "The Wood Turner" (North Stonington, CT United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Powermatic 1791254 Model 4224 24-Inch Swing 42-Inch between Centers 3-Horsepower Woodworking Lathe with Digital Spindle RPM Readout, 230-Volt 1 or 3-Phase (Tools & Home Improvement)
I've been using this lathe for over 2 years now and it sure is a heavyweight. I turn mostly bowls in the 14-20 inch diameter range and this is the machine to do it on. I moved up from a Jet that required the foundation that came with it to be anchored to the floor to keep it in one spot. This Powermatic at 960 pounds just doesn't move. The three speed pulley serpentine belt arrangement not only assures quiet operation but a great degree of freedom in choosing a speed for your work. Couple that to the three horsepower variable speed motor and this bad puppy just flat out cranks out torque. I've also made hundreds of pens on it. A little overkill but no problems doing it
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Powermatic 4224 wood lathe,
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This review is from: Powermatic 1791254 Model 4224 24-Inch Swing 42-Inch between Centers 3-Horsepower Woodworking Lathe with Digital Spindle RPM Readout, 230-Volt 1 or 3-Phase (Tools & Home Improvement)
I bought this lathe about a month ago. Super lathe--the Horse power and weight are well worth the extra cost. Plus I love the fact that if I need something for my lathe the folks at Powermatic are in Tn. I want service when I buy and that's what you get buying from Amazom and Powermatic. Thanks for everything.
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